Hit the Pavement - Epilogue
Chapter: Epilogue
Pairings: ...
Bands: D, D'espairsRay, Dir en grey, Gazette, & Pierrot
Rating: PG-15
Summary: 'Tis the end...no summary, baka~
Author's Notes: I hope it's not confusing.
With Yoshiki out of power of the yakuza of Japan and Kaoru killed, Asagi was the only one left in charge of the “business”. It only took a couple months for the remainder of East and West Japan’s yakuza to settle into their new positions. Asagi became head executive of the company in Central Japan and appointed Shinya as his secretary and Karyu as his body guard.
Kirito took over Kaoru’s empty spot as leader of the east yakuza. He finally confessed about his secret relationship with their old enemy and insisted for him to join his side to assist him. As the weeks passed by, they became closer and decided to purchase a house together. With their expertise in artillery, they increased the shipment of weapons.
Uruha moved up rankings and filled in Asagi’s old position as leader of west yakuza. He became engaged to Reita in the fall and gained millions of dollars with illegal substance deals and rare jewelry. With all the money, Uruha started his own exclusive jewelry store and his fiancé opened up a night club. Unfortunately on the eve of their wedding, Reita was killed in a car accident. The man who caused it was sent to jail for reckless driving and manslaughter. Within weeks, the red-head was released on bail and taken into the jewelry and drug industry. He later engaged his “savior” and was nearly killed by a young gang member who was sent to jail for attempt at murder. The leader of West Japan’s yakuza made a deal with him and adopted him into the night club and drug scene to boost their business.
After finding out the fight between east and west sides had descended, Toshiya was mailed a letter and a plane ticket to France. The younger man informed Asagi about it, in slight fear for his life, and convinced him to travel with him. As the years went by, the industry’s rare jewelry and most lethal underground substances were suddenly sent in the masses to Japan by a supposed “decease” member.
Pairings: ...
Bands: D, D'espairsRay, Dir en grey, Gazette, & Pierrot
Rating: PG-15
Summary: 'Tis the end...no summary, baka~
Author's Notes: I hope it's not confusing.
With Yoshiki out of power of the yakuza of Japan and Kaoru killed, Asagi was the only one left in charge of the “business”. It only took a couple months for the remainder of East and West Japan’s yakuza to settle into their new positions. Asagi became head executive of the company in Central Japan and appointed Shinya as his secretary and Karyu as his body guard.
Kirito took over Kaoru’s empty spot as leader of the east yakuza. He finally confessed about his secret relationship with their old enemy and insisted for him to join his side to assist him. As the weeks passed by, they became closer and decided to purchase a house together. With their expertise in artillery, they increased the shipment of weapons.
Uruha moved up rankings and filled in Asagi’s old position as leader of west yakuza. He became engaged to Reita in the fall and gained millions of dollars with illegal substance deals and rare jewelry. With all the money, Uruha started his own exclusive jewelry store and his fiancé opened up a night club. Unfortunately on the eve of their wedding, Reita was killed in a car accident. The man who caused it was sent to jail for reckless driving and manslaughter. Within weeks, the red-head was released on bail and taken into the jewelry and drug industry. He later engaged his “savior” and was nearly killed by a young gang member who was sent to jail for attempt at murder. The leader of West Japan’s yakuza made a deal with him and adopted him into the night club and drug scene to boost their business.
After finding out the fight between east and west sides had descended, Toshiya was mailed a letter and a plane ticket to France. The younger man informed Asagi about it, in slight fear for his life, and convinced him to travel with him. As the years went by, the industry’s rare jewelry and most lethal underground substances were suddenly sent in the masses to Japan by a supposed “decease” member.