Fight Night: Shanksgiving Edition
This Thanksgiving weekend, the quiet swamps of Laveau will once again echo with the sound of steel and screams. The Bayou Brawls: Shanksgiving Edition erupts at high noon on Saturday, November 29th.
Port Laveau drew barely a whisper yesterday — seventeen souls moving through her streets with the careful quiet of people who know better than to make noise. Low violence, low incident. Locals at the Red Herring Cafe and Rusty Brown Donuts kept their eyes on their cups. That kind of stillness doesn't mean peace. It means preparation.
Sources close to the Hidden Relic Antique Shop report a water-damaged ledger surfaced among recent stock — its pages dense with symbols matching markings found near both Tenebrae and Salopri territorial lines. Baptême's people were seen browsing the shop twice before noon. By evening, the ledger was gone. Those familiar with Rook's maritime channels suggest the document catalogs something more than cargo — names, perhaps, or what remains of them after the rites conclude.
The Laveau Sheriff's Office reminds citizens that handling unclaimed property carries legal consequences. Curiosity, in this port, has a way of becoming something permanent. Choose your interests wisely.
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