Reno's Smart-Doctorate

A Story by Abishai100

A little-pirate journeys to Reno for a tri-adventure contest-series and finds moving joys with his darling-sidekick (Sandy) and direction.

A Reno-city fable about discovered heroics despite certain challenges/humilities, inspired by the fantastic movie Kingpin (Woody Harrelson). Enjoy,

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Amlan Satan (aka, 'Storm-Shadow') traveled to Reno to attempt a major score or prize-winner's achievement and decided to visit 3 different gaming-centers, one a casino, the other a chess-club, and the other a bowling-alley. He'd meet the right sidekick for the most important of the 3 contests. Follow along.

AMLAN SATAN: I shall win at least one of these 3 major diadem-contests in the great big-little city of Reno; Facebook-photos!

Well, he drew an important/iconic stalemate-condition with a major hustler of chess-play in the Reno-city chess-club, and he posted the minor triumph on Facebook-chess, which was quite the Western doorbell (ha).

AMLAN SATAN: Time to take some quickly time-out for a zesty Reno-restaurant meal with cool wine and lots of seafood-IQ.

Then, he hit the casino-games environment for some indulgences in the games of chance and won about $300, which was surprising, given that Satan had endured a long-string of difficulties while writing about blood-diamonds with Interpol-relations for a major cyber-fanzine under the alias 'Storm-Shadow' (British Columbia).

After this other triumph, #2, Amlan Satan (aka, 'Storm-Shadow') met a gorgeous and chubby teen-sidekick girl named Sandy and decided to make her his 'angel-of-luck' for the 3rd and final Reno-city contest adventure and told her he promised to post photos on Facebook for fun/joy if he managed this most important challenge of all...against a Reno fat-cat named Ras.

RAS: I hear this little 'pirate' of Reno's been trumping around with some frills of cheers for Facebook; I doubt he'll bowl me.

AMLAN SATAN: Don't worry sweetheart Sandy, for my bowling-feelings give me the Catholic charms of ensured music.

SANDY: You can do it, Mr. Satan!

RAS: I told you I'd outbowl you, Mr. Satan.

AMLAN SATAN: Sure; but it was almost a stalemate, given our close final-leg pin-near tie, but you pulled out the stunner (no).

SANDY: Well, we'll comfort our broken-heart with a cool drive-in movie-theater adventure, Satan.

RAS: With this incredible adventurous triumph over that Reno-pirate/tourist, I'll fund my venture for Reno-showgirls money!

SANDY: That guy's a real...dictator (hmm).

Amlan Satan (aka, 'Storm-Shadow') consoled his disappointed sidekick-darling Sandy with a 'fantastic' comic book featuring the iconic character Reno Jones, and Sandy inquired to him, "For every humility, there's a 'big' dollar, no, Mr. Satan?"

Sandy and Satan moved to Colorado where he wrote a Pulitzer novel titled Reno-Chess, and he'd never forget his humbling near-stalemate defeat at the hands of the ornate fatcat-honcho Ras, and Sandy became a stained-glass artist in the snowy state of Colorado.