Druids in Marvel

What is it like raising kids in Las Vegas?

Alvin didn't know what others were thinking, but he himself would feel very embarrassed.

Unless you use bodyguards to isolate all outside environments and people, you will find that this place is full of "sex" and "money".

Many of the famous shows here are packaged "topless performances." Although the actresses have superb skills and the atmosphere of the show is extremely huge, they still cannot escape the character of Las Vegas.

Can Alvin lock up the child? That’s impossible…

A few lively children like ponies can definitely not be trapped in a hotel.

Especially for a kid like Nick, Alvin felt that if he didn't get Nick away, he would establish his first gang at Caesars Palace.

In just two days, Nick, along with his associates and a group of local kids from Las Vegas, began to prepare to compete with the local errand boys for business.

The young men who were responsible for running errands were responsible for helping high-rollers place bets on horses, sports, and any other gambling content, and they formed a loose circle.

When this circle began to take shape, someone artificially raised the threshold for entry into the industry, and had special guarantors who began to charge expensive deposits from those people.

It became difficult for local poor children to join, and in the end several very powerful gangs even developed.

Of course, strictly speaking, this matter itself is illegal, because only when betting in cash and it is inconvenient for me to show up, someone will need to run errands.

Large amounts of cash often represent "crime" and "black money"...

When Nick visited the Mob Museum, he met several "horse boys" who were in this business.

Originally, the purpose of the Gangster Museum was to record the legendary stories of those gangsters and serve as a warning to future generations.

But Nick, a kid from Hell's Kitchen, regards this place as a "holy place."

Because there is a place specially opened for Hell's Kitchen, where Alvin's portrait hangs, and he is regarded as the most legendary "godfather" of the 21st century.

Under Alvin's portrait, several famous bosses in Hell's Kitchen are recorded...

The legendary drug dealer Pluto is a legendary figure who "quit" drugs and delved into the cannabis market, and finally transformed into a pharmaceutical tycoon.

Legendary gun dealer Alexey, a legendary arms dealer who could sell weapons to the police and emptied the U.S. Army's arsenal.

Nightclub owner Yade, a legendary figure who regards beauty and charm as commodities, tries to persuade the goddess to sit on the stage.

"Fashion" tycoon Clark Gable has grown from the largest counterfeit dealer on the East Coast to an underground fashion tycoon with 5,000 female workers. Clothes and shoes with the image of Thor are now available to poor families in the United States.

The only choice.

Pimp Lee, a bastard who solicited clients, became the ruler of the underground porn industry on the East Coast, and corporatized and standardized the entire industry.

Drinking tycoon Old William, a bar owner who brewed moonshine, became a big boss who owned five whiskey distilleries. His best whiskey only sold for 15 yuan, but outsiders couldn't buy it at all.

There are a series of other characters listed there one by one, and their legendary lives are based on Alvin.

This private museum, with an admission fee of just ten yuan, records the development of Hell's Kitchen from another perspective.

When Alvin led a group of curious children to visit, although the children were all excited and proud, Alvin himself was actually quite unhappy.

Someone is recording his "history" in Hell's Kitchen from another perspective, deifying himself through various folklore and bizarre rumors.

It stands to reason that everything said here is good and there is nothing to feel bad about.

But watching someone conspire to turn the stupid things he had done into a tyrant's growth history made Alvin laugh and cry, and he also relived his "young and frivolous" feeling.

I can’t tell what it feels like.

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Alvin, who had just arrived, wandered aimlessly on the streets of Hell's Kitchen for several days, but in the end he couldn't find a way to eat.

This is described as a wise gangster observing the environment...

God knows how frightened Alvin was at that time?

In order to collect medical expenses for the injured Nick, Alvin had to rob a drug dealer in the Bronx at the time.

This is described as a big boss who wants to take root in Hell's Kitchen and cleverly finds the first pot of gold.

No one knows how frustrated and angry Alvin felt when the hospital refused the cash in his hand and called the police.

Alvin, with the help of Matt Murdock, gets back the legacy restaurant that was in trust.

It was described as wanting to establish a solid stronghold...

God knows how much Alvin wanted to sell the restaurant and run away from home at that time, leaving that cursed place in New York.

In the subsequent series of actions, most of them were Alvin's passive response. It wasn't until a little boy who was robbing a broken revolver was beaten to death that Alvin truly began his legend.

This museum misses the most important thing in Alvin's life, which was "school."

They showed Alvin's "criminal history" from another angle and made no secret of their admiration for Alvin.

As one of the people closest to Alvin, Nick certainly knows the moisture in it, but that doesn't stop him from liking these processed stories.

Compared with the cold explanations next to other exhibits, there is also a long closing sentence with a strong warning. The story about Alvin and Hell's Kitchen is given a romantic color.

This is like a "Growth History of the Godfather", which is obviously more in line with Nick's taste.

Seeing Nick vowing to become a gangster who surpassed himself, Alvin resisted the urge to demolish the small museum and left with a few excited children.

And just outside the museum, Nick met several boys who were being "hunted".

Several boys riding bicycles were chased by several cars with obvious gang marks and fled in a hurry.

Those gangsters would hit the boys on bicycles with their cars from time to time.

If he was knocked down, the gangsters would pour gasoline on the boy's bicycle, light it on fire, and leave laughing.

The boy with a bruised nose and swollen face could only end up like an abandoned wild dog, squatting in the corner and silently licking his wounds.

Nick's outlook on life is distorted, but he still has basic sympathy.

He didn't feel sorry for these boys at all, because this was obviously a test with an assessment meaning.

Those gangsters looked very fierce, but they obviously did not really want to kill these boys, but were looking for suitable people.

At first glance, these boys look like the kind of boys who seek to join a gang. After being injured, they did not show fear, but were particularly depressed.

This is very close to the entrance test used by those poor and violent gangs in New York when they recruit new members.

However, compared to the bizarre initiation rituals of New York gangs, the gangs here in Las Vegas are obviously much gentler.

When Nick pulled up several boys who had been knocked down on bicycles, through conversation, the boy thought he had found a suitable career for a summer job.

He wants to build an errand running network with a low threshold!

Alvin was a little disapproving at first, but when Richard arrived in Las Vegas with 1 million in principal and met Nick and the others, the whole thing started to look a little different.

Kingpin and his son enjoyed family happiness for a few days, and finally drove him to join Alvin and the others because he was wrestling with the "Super British Company".

The aftermath of the Los Angeles massacre continues...

Kingpin wanted to take advantage of this opportunity to completely change the ecology of the West Coast underground world. He wanted to learn from Alvin's approach and draw an insurmountable bottom line for the gangsters, letting them know that whoever steps on the line will be punished.

will die.

And if you want to do this well, you will inevitably have to kill people. Jin doesn't want Richard to see his most brutal side...

So when the news about Alvin and the others reached Los Angeles, Kingpin gave Richard a job.

That is to come to Las Vegas with a million dollars, invest in a restaurant or bar, and find a way for a few subordinates who are disabled and want to retire.

Richard, who has a knightly personality, cannot refuse such a commission...

When Richard arrived at Caesar's Palace with three men with missing arms and legs, Nick quickly found a way to make money.

Just when Alvin was hesitating whether to leave Las Vegas temporarily to prevent Nick from doing something stupid, Nick and the others had already discussed a great idea in the hotel suite.

Little Ginny, who had just experienced Alvin's "godfather" style, was extremely excited to join Nick's entrepreneurial plan, and by the way "kidnapped" little Morgan, a little girl, to act as a cheerleader.

Then the gang headed by Nick completed the division of labor in the hotel room, hoping to capture the gambling industry in Las Vegas and find a way out for young people who could not find opportunities.

This is Nick's first project in his life...

In order to make his success rate slightly higher, Nick even recruited a team of scammers headed by Nate as his consultant.

Of course, he is not trying to deceive people, but wants to use their experience to help him quickly enter the role.

"What? Are you going to enter the gambling industry?"

Nate looked at the children in front of him. He shook his head in disbelief and said, "I know Alvin's influence, but I don't think it is necessary for you to get involved in this industry, and I don't think Alvin will encourage you to enter this cannibalism industry."

industry.”

Nick, who was dressed like an insurance salesman, pulled the tie around his neck in frustration.

Looking back at the whiteboard that looked like ghost drawings, Nick found helplessly that the "great plan" he just said was not listened to by Nate at all.

The thief named Parker has already robbed Richard of all the valuables and is now trying to steal little Morgan's diapers.

They didn't listen carefully to their own ideas at all...

Just when Nick was angry, Mindy took out a pistol and shot Parker at the foot, scaring the thief so much that he ran up to the ceiling of the room.

Mindy, who has always looked down upon Nick, showed her fierce side at this time.

Looking at Nate who looked helpless, Mindy frowned and said angrily: "Alvin can go from being a restaurant owner to becoming the 'godfather' of Hell's Kitchen, so can we!"

Nate looked helplessly at the high-spirited children and said, "But as far as I know, Alvin himself rarely does anything illegal.

Running errands for others can be considered a job, but most of the jobs in Las Vegas that require errand services are certainly illegal."