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---   "Advantages Always Top" – The Story of the Street’s Sharpest Shadows   Chapter 1: The City That Eats Its Own   The city had no name. Or maybe it had too many — none that mattered anymore. Every district had its king, every block its tax. The strong survived. The smart thrived. Everyone else got swallowed.   It wasn’t always this bad. There used to be structure. Order. Even among the gangs, there were rules. But that was before the blood years — a time when alliances shattered, families turned to enemies, and chaos reigned.   When the dust settled, most of the old gangs were gone. Torn apart by greed, snitches, and bad leadership. But from that wreckage, a new force began to rise — silent at first, patient, calculating.   That force was called Advantages Always Top. But they didn’t start with that name. Not yet.     ---   Chapter 2: The Man Named Vice   It began with a man known as Vice — though no one knows if that was his real name or just what people started calling him. He wasn’t the biggest, or the most feared, but he had something no one else did: clarity.   Vice watched as his old crew — The Jackals — destroyed themselves over ego and reckless moves. One by one, their leaders fell: some to cops, some to enemies, some to their own crew’s bullets. He learned early that brawn without brains only gets you a grave.   So Vice disappeared for a while. Some thought he was dead. But he was building something. Quietly. He pulled in the smartest players, the most ambitious grinders, the tacticians who got overlooked because they didn’t bark loud enough.   He called them the Foundation.     ---   Chapter 3: The First Moves   At first, they didn’t call themselves a gang. They were a network. They’d sit in smoke-filled rooms playing back security footage, tracing routes, mapping corruption like war generals.   They didn’t hit banks — they hit the people who controlled them. They didn’t run street corners — they leased them to other gangs and made more money without lifting a gun. Their motto was whispered in back alleys and high-rises alike: "The only thing that matters… is advantage."   When they finally revealed their name — Advantages Always Top — it wasn’t a threat. It was a statement.     ---   Chapter 4: The Art of War Without War   AAT didn’t believe in body counts — they believed in control.   They’d let rival crews go to war, feeding both sides bad intel, while AAT moved in behind the scenes to scoop up the territory. When a new cartel tried to muscle in, AAT turned their lieutenants into allies before the bosses even realized they’d been played.   Their influence grew like smoke — formless, quiet, choking everything. Politicians, club owners, security firms — all tied to AAT one way or another.   By the time the city realized who was running things, it was too late.     ---   Chapter 5: The Faces Behind the Name   Vice ran the operations, but the machine needed more than one mind to keep it moving.   Nia "Lace" Morales – The fixer. She could talk a priest into funding a heist. If Vice was the mind, she was the mouth — all charm and veiled threats.   Trey “Dagger” Collins – Security chief. Ex-military. Ran protection and hits with surgical precision. Never spoke more than he needed to.   Silas “Digits” Reeve – Hacker, ghost, genius. Could wipe someone’s record clean and give them a new life in an hour. Or ruin them forever.     They called their core team The Deck — always playing the right cards, always stacking the odds.     ---   Chapter 6: Blood Without Glory   AAT never claimed turf with graffiti or wild gunfire. They marked their influence with silence. Rivals disappeared. Deals went cold. Cops retired early. Reporters changed careers. Those who tried to dig too deep… vanished like smoke.   But the gang still had enemies — the old crews who couldn’t stand being outmaneuvered, and new ones hungry for chaos.   AAT’s greatest weapon wasn’t their firepower — it was leverage. They never walked into a room without already knowing how to own it.     ---   Chapter 7: The Future Is For Those Who Plan   Now, the city breathes with AAT’s rhythm. Every deal, every hustle, every move — somehow, it all leads back to them. But Vice knows that staying on top is harder than getting there.   So the game continues — sharper, faster, more dangerous.   They still live by the code: "If you don’t have the advantage, you don’t play."   And when they do play? They never lose.   Because in their world, one rule stands above all:   > Advantages Always Top.         ---  

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