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[flame99]

You wake up. You are Booker Gillian, a vigilante in one of richest cities in the world, Haven. You look around your room, and see the usual: Your coat, your shotgun, your pistol, your journal, and, of course, various pieces of furniture. You perform the usual morning routine, putting on your coat and taking your pistol, when you hear a few sharp raps on your door.
You wake up. You are John Banks, a scavenger in the ruins of an ancient city, Haven. You look around the room, and see your pistol, your knife, your rations, and a few bottles of water. You perform your usual waking routine, taking your goods and heading for the door, when you hear what sounds like someone trying to break down a nearby door.

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Spoiler: Groups (click to show/hide)

Masons of the Bullet: A vigilante group that Booker belongs to.

Spoiler: People (click to show/hide)

Michael Ferris: Ex-mafia member. Member of the Masons of the Bullet. Typically works as an infiltration soldier, getting into clubs and gangs to find info on them.
Charles Walker: Member of the Masons of the Bullet. Works as a lawyer, and bails out other members.
Phillip Alexander: Member of the Masons of the Bullet. A tech genius, he typically attacks databases and tries to wipe records.
Casie Durst: Member of the Masons of the Bullet. She typically works with you, finding the locations of gang territories and bosses before blasting them to bits.

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[Fniff]

Check through the one way glass thingy on your door, or just ask who it is with pistol at ready.
Hide behind any furniture facing the door, aim pistol at it.

[SomeStupidGuy]

Check through the one way glass thingy on your door, or just ask who it is with pistol at ready.
Hide behind any furniture facing the door, aim pistol at it.

+1'd on both accounts.

Oh, and you may want to use a horizontal rule (['hr'] (minus the quotes, of course)) to separate the two storylines.
Seems like a cleaner solution than a series of underscores.

[flame99]

Oh, and you may want to use a horizontal rule (['hr'] (minus the quotes, of course)) to separate the two storylines.
Seems like a cleaner solution than a series of underscores.

((Thanks, I couldn't remember the code for it.))
You go to the door, and look through at your visitor. What you see causes your heart to nearly stop. A police officer stands at the doorstep, holding a search warrant. You see one other cop waiting in a car, him holding a radio. You don't know how they know about what you do... Unless a member of your group tipped them off.
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You duck behind a nearby dresser, and you hear the door snap. You hear whoever it is wandering in the are behind the door, and you bring your pistol to draw. Suddenly, you hear two quick gunshots, and someone searching.