Brain-Town(s)

A Story by Abishai100

A trio of city rascals stage blood-diamond raids/heists in both Boston and Chicago for media-chess surrounding bad-baron expression(s).

A fun blood-diamond fable inspired by the smalltown values thematics in The Town (Ben Affleck). Enjoy,

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The trio (Amlan/Marcus/Raki) would hit the blood-diamond insured bank boxes of two nefarious gem-pirate baron investors in the modern global diamond market. The trio called themselves the Natives, and though they were multicultural, they were all ice-hockey loving US-citizens who wielded water-guns with acid for box-burnings and swaps of blood-diamonds with toy beads (wow).

AMLAN: For the Chicago hit, we claim we're street-performers looking for water-gun heist-demo photos for social media.

MARCUS: We ask a lone guardsman to escort us safely into the bank vault room safe-box area where the blood-diamonds sit.

RAKI: Haha, this shall be a game of excellence in chess-stalemate between the Natives and the 'bad barons' of Western-chess!

When the Natives performed the successful/daring swap of the Chicago baron's blood-diamonds with their theater-stunt, they were en-route to their next destination, promising themselves that if they returned to the challenged Windy-City, they'd return for a more photo-journal(s) exposition for their friends on social-media (e.g., Facebook-chess).

AMLAN: For the Boston hit, we repeat the same method(s), but this time, we claim we're sent by the police-force(s).

MARCUS: I'll send a distress signal about some IRA finance(s)-nut threatened to blow up the Boston bridge, luring all cops.

RAKI: Cool; we'd have about 20 minutes to perform the heist, make the video, and 'gift' the video to the bank employees!

INTERPOL: Blood-diamond corruption today threatens the world-gem exchange(s) and makes terrorism woe!

ESQUIRE: Do you think these 'Natives' are the new Merry-Men, of the New World, inspector?
INSPECTOR-GENERNAL: I investigate blood-diamond woe(s) only, good man, and have no care for Native-art(s)!

Amlan married his high-school sweetheart and moved to San Francisco where he became a baseball-cards store merchant/co-owner with his stored retirement for his awesome new house. He had a son (Damian) for whom he purchased a 'fantastic' baseball-figurine themed chess-set/board on which he'd teach his darling-boy about the 'freedom(s)' of evading the harsh human race ideations of war and dream of the alternative peace-structures of stalemate-chess storytelling (e.g., Cold-War chess social-media!).