Whispers in the bayou... ░▒░ Down at the docks, they say the woman in the threadbare dress heard her door slam open before she spun to face a man in a grimy jumpsuit, gun glinting cold beneath the flicker of broken neon. Her voice cracked — “wha...what are you doing?” — but the sweat on her skin said she knew it was danger, wrapped tight as the bayou fog. ░▒
▒░ And that wasn’t the only thing stirring beneath the heavy sky. The fog’s been thickening these past days, swallowing whole the shadows around Laveau Penitentiary, where whispers tell of vanished souls and strange symbols bleeding into the walls — the Silent Serpent’s grip tightening, its claws dressed in superstition and blood. ░▒
░▒░ Deputy Broussard cast a slow, knowing glance toward the door after hearing what went down, his silence a low hum beneath the hum of rust and rot. What’s coming next keeps him locked, waiting—for who, or what, isn’t clear. ░▒
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