Tan Soo Mi

I hummed softly as I dragged a brush through my hair, looking at my reflection. I was going on a deal tonight with the new recruits, which surprised them. The boss of gangs wouldn't usually do a run with the new recruits.

I pulled the lipstick against my lips, smiling at the pigment and I smoothed out the leather skirt and hid a blade beneath it. I grabbed a mask from the side of the room and put it over my mouth and nose before heading downstairs.

"New Recruits, are you ready?" I yelled. With that the four of them ran to a stop in front of me. I smiled. "Let's go."

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We pulled up outside the warehouse and we stood at the back of the car, the back open revealing a whole case of weapons.

"Choose your weapon. This will be your starter weapon. From now on, any missions you go on, you shall take these with you and they shall be your initial weapon you reach for. Unless I give you strict permission." I ordered.

"Yes Ma'am." They all spoke in unison before reaching for a weapon each. Most of which chose guns. I smiled and shut the trunk, locking it.

"Are you sure you want to come in with us? It might get a bit messy." The newest recruit asked. I nodded smiling.

"Of course I'm coming in, you're all my recruits. I'll protect you until you're ready enough to make your own drug runs, assassinations..." I smirked and threw each of them a mask. "Just in case, we don't want people seeing your faces because once they know you're new meat you're an easy target."

"Yes Ma'am." With that they slid them on and headed towards the entrance of the warehouse, me following a few meters behind. Stashed down my cropped top there was a pistol. Just in case things did go wrong.

When we entered there was a large gang, all with automated guns waiting for us.

"Are you guys from Tan?" The person I presumed to be in charge of this operation asked.

"We are, I'm presuming you're the Park clan?" The youngest of my recruits asked. They nodded in agreement.

I tuned out for the most part, my eyes constantly watching the opposing gang, to see if they had any movement to attack. When the money was handed over and we were in possession of six vials of powder we turned around and went to leave.

"And who are you?" The cold metal of a gun was pressed to my lower back. Right against my spine.

"Why does it matter to you?" I spoke lowly, the recruits turning and looking at me with wide eyes.

"I suggest you answer or I'm blowing your guts out." He snarled.

"Do you want to test me?" That was the key phrase for them to leave. I turned reaching into my bra and pulling out the pistol and shooting the person straight between the eyes. Everybody else reached for their automatic guns and I let out a laugh. "Don't anger the leader of a gang, idiot."

With that everybody else's eyes widened, realising who I was and they lowered their guns again. I smirked and turned on my heel and went to the car.