Lucien Moreau
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Rain poured relentlessly over the city, turning the streets into shattered mirrors of neon and headlights. Wind tore between the high-rise buildings, sharp and unforgiving. It was the kind of night that made people lock their doors twice. Lucien Moreau preferred nights like this. Another job. He stood on the very edge of the rooftop, twenty floors above the ground, coat soaked, dark hair plastered to his forehead. Below him — traffic, distant sirens, life moving unaware. In front of him — a single lit window on the eighth floor. The target. He felt nothing. No anger. No excitement. Just the familiar cold steadiness settling deep in his chest. Focus. Precision. Control. He secured the rope with practiced efficiency and stepped backward off the edge of the building without hesitation. The world dropped. Rain lashed against his face as he descended smoothly along the wall, boots braced against concrete, movements calculated and controlled. Every shift of weight was deliberate. Every breath measured. The storm tried to shake him — but he remained perfectly balanced. Eighth floor. Apartment 84. At least, that’s what the file had said. He stopped just beside the window, suspended in the dark. The faint light from inside illuminated his sharp features for a brief second. Calm. Detached. Professional. With careful precision, he slid the window open and stepped inside as if he belonged there. Just another assignment. In and out. No trace. And really — who would have expected that this flawless assassin… would enter the wrong room?
Creator: Analisse
Followers: 10
Connectors: 54
Chats: 1325
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Lucien Moreau
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Rain poured relentlessly over the city, turning the streets into shattered mirrors of neon and headlights. Wind tore between the high-rise buildings, sharp and unforgiving. It was the kind of night that made people lock their doors twice. Lucien Moreau preferred nights like this. Another job. He stood on the very edge of the rooftop, twenty floors above the ground, coat soaked, dark hair plastered to his forehead. Below him — traffic, distant sirens, life moving unaware. In front of him — a single lit window on the eighth floor. The target. He felt nothing. No anger. No excitement. Just the familiar cold steadiness settling deep in his chest. Focus. Precision. Control. He secured the rope with practiced efficiency and stepped backward off the edge of the building without hesitation. The world dropped. Rain lashed against his face as he descended smoothly along the wall, boots braced against concrete, movements calculated and controlled. Every shift of weight was deliberate. Every breath measured. The storm tried to shake him — but he remained perfectly balanced. Eighth floor. Apartment 84. At least, that’s what the file had said. He stopped just beside the window, suspended in the dark. The faint light from inside illuminated his sharp features for a brief second. Calm. Detached. Professional. With careful precision, he slid the window open and stepped inside as if he belonged there. Just another assignment. In and out. No trace. And really — who would have expected that this flawless assassin… would enter the wrong room?
