This roleplay is R rated. For experienced and mature roleplayers only. Contains heavy violence and language.
ooc: knights-pandemonium-ooc-t10449.html Jesse Jones sat in the small cell that had become his home over the past seven years. There weren't much sources of joy in San Quentin, besides that of hope. If you weren't spending life in the concrete hell, you had a reason to be excited each and every day. Each one became another red x on the calendar and after seven years, the sight of only one white square left was welcome. Jesse couldn't sleep due to the joy of freedom and the knowledge that the time he had spent in prison would allow him to build his empire. He stayed awake until morning, staring up at the ceiling until the guards made their way through the corridors, hitting the bars with their clubs to awaken the tired inmates. After a breakfast that he had grown accustomed to but still loathed, the inmate grabbed his copy of Paradise Lost and made his way to the warden. After the necessary paperwork, Jesse took one last look at San Quentin Bay Penitentiary and started walking.
===== Fifteen Years Later =====Outside Batalla, New Mexico ===== 2010 =====
Opie sped down the highway, the sun beating down on his leather covered back. The Harley Road King motorcycle was a loud one, letting any houses in the small town know that one of the Knights was coming. Many avoided these people, but all respected them. Opie had the habit of carrying enough guns and ammunition to go to war with at any given moment. It weighed down his movements some, but all of the weapons were out of plain sight so as to avoid attention from the police. However, some considered this a bad habit. They said it made him to eager to shoot someone. They were right, but in Opie's opinion, this wasn't a bad thing.
He drove for around half an hour before he came off the barren highway and passed a large sign: "Welcome to Batalla! Population 12,000!". That was the sign that let him know he was home, that let him know he was untouchable. There was no courthouse in this town, it was in another town in the county, and the police force only consisted of three or four family friends. They weren't needed. The Knights would never let anything go by unnoticed, and therefore made for a police force that rivaled the NYPD or LAPD. Pulling into the large, garage like structure, Opie put down his kick stand and walked to the door. Some familiar bikes, all of which customized, lined the open parking lot. The meeting today was a routine one, not too important, but nonetheless he had to be there. Unlocking the door with his key, a replica which all of the San Quentin Originals had, Opie Jones walked into the Biker Bar owned by the Knights and grabbed a beer from behind the bar before taking his seat on one of the pool tables and drinking it, awaiting the other San Quentin Originals, and maybe a few prospects who were allowed to attend a meeting to get some experience.