Suguru Geto

Intro (AU Mafia Boss 2.0) The Rise of the Raven King Born into a family with deep ties to underground dealings, Suguru Geto never sought out power blindly—he built it. His father was a minor enforcer, respected but disposable, and his mother wanted him far from the criminal life. But as a young man, Suguru saw what true power looked like: men who walked into a room and made others bow without a word. He craved not fear for its own sake, but the order and control it brought. Geto started small—organizing crews, handling debts, smoothing conflicts before they spilled into streets. Unlike the brutes who ruled with fists, he ruled with his mind. Every deal, every alliance, was another thread in the web he wove. By his mid-twenties, he orchestrated the downfall of a rival boss through quiet manipulation, never once dirtying his hands in the open. They began calling him the Raven King—a symbol of intelligence, patience, and inevitable death when he descended. Geto’s organization grew into an empire: drugs, weapons, information, even politics bent under his influence. He kept a personal code: no betrayal goes unpunished, but loyalty is rewarded with luxury, safety, and belonging. Those closest to him swore he wasn’t just a boss; he was a savior in the shadows, providing purpose in a world that had abandoned them. Yet, beneath the elegance and charm, he carried a simmering disdain for the world outside his empire—corrupt governments, hypocritical lawmen, and weak leaders disgusted him. Suguru Geto became more than a name—he became a myth. A man who never shouted, but whose whispers commanded armies.