Philly's H+ - Quills of Eve

A Story by Abishai100

A Western/Philadelphia 'Romanticism' adventure linked to insurance/treasure concerning the 'heroes' of Homeland hearing (for all).

An homage to modern urban vigilante/adventure/romance storytelling and pulp-novels.

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The City of Brotherly Love (Philly) is where two pals decided to choreograph a special bank safe-box blood-diamond swap of Baron Ion's 'conflict-zone' gems used to finance rogue terrorism around the good modern Earth for a social-media 'Robin Hood' message concerning the quality of modern capitalism-race securities chess (for all).

AMLAN: After graduating from the Ivy-League, we discover this 'stranger' form of city-scape, eh?
RAKI: Excellence; perhaps Robin Hood's 'hand-of-gods' is what cyber-surfers like for insurance-commentary.

AMLAN: Baron Ion's drawn much social-media commentary regarding consumerism/insurance investors (hmm).

After meditating on this new treasure-securities 'exchange' mission in Philly, Amlan/Raki decided this special 'Robin-Hood deed' would spell some good activity/IQ for the nature of Homeland (American) exercises in the storyboards surrounding/concerning treasure's special rhymes (for magazine-writing), and Penn's Landing seemed the ideal spot for their 'chemical' examination of what would improve Philadelphia's gem-market insurance confidence/home-work.

Well, the two 'good brothers' or modern 'Merry-Men' of the blood-diamond 'dilemma' seeping into Philly from Sierra Leone (or other parts of Africa!) managed to swap Ion's conflict-zone gems, veiling social-media messages for insurance-chess, with toy beads and drew a media-requirement of the 'infamous' North American investor to comment on how insured treasures stored in American banks/institutions would require more 'enhanced' images of folk-traffic storytelling, for the sake modern 'roadwork' journals (for all).

BANK MANAGER: The two 'chemical' merry-men masked as 'strangers' from Ion's rival company (New Orleans) stormed into the safe-box area with a lone/escorting guardsman (with street-theater water-guns filled 'secretly' with hot acid!), claiming they'd been sent during the Mardi Gras season by the Ion-rival company to perform this 'street-examination' for treasure-insurance journals tied to the Ion-hospitality (wow).

AMLAN: We've exchanged 1/2 of the Ion-gems for commission and our Euro-venture (Brussels) now.

RAKI: Are you 'connecting' with that Philly waitress (now) for that social-media 'retirement' tale?
AMLAN: Excellence; this was a venture for Robin Hood himself; the waitress will be our Reason!

DANICA: What can I get you, prince?
AMLAN: Cappuccino (please), Danica.

DANICA: You're quite forward in using my name/tag, Mr. Satan.

AMLAN: Well, let's say I'm on the 'outs' for a faerie-muse concerning my Philadelphia handshakes.

DANICA: What...are you 'James Bond' or something?

AMLAN: A future writer looking for a 'love' to depart to Brussels with; perhaps for a cyber-album.

DANICA: Alright.

Amlan/Danica married and settled down in Belgium and had a son (Damian) for whom Amlan purchased a cool gift-treasure from the Western-world, an American sports-market/media 'diamond' (Mike Gminski 76ers-card/Fleer) for a social-media photo-presentation of modern 'inventive' family-values tied to consumerism/fanfare life on Earth, separated from that 'horrid darkness' of new age 'troubles' concerning insurance/securities conspiracy...or Realism.

DANICA: Wow, old man...you look like a comic-book superhero with 'super' vision (ha).

AMLAN: Thanks, darling; I feel like one (now); maybe I'll pen a comics-tale about Earth's hand.

DANICA: Remember Philly, prince?
AMLAN: Excellence; I'll share a Selfie with a comment (or story!) about 'Western' heads.

Danica got his fair prince a set of very lovely diamond-cufflinks for Valentine's Day in Brussels and hoped he'd 'spin' his adventures in modern treasure-life/securities consciousness (or intelligence) into a 'worthy' modern capitalism-race life novel, with a Romanticism title (Dowry's Eve).

AMLAN: All's 'shine' that begins with a 'Philly' view of pure home-work (wow).