White Rabbit

Instead of seeking conventional paths, Laurence found himself drawn into the underbelly of the city. By the time he was in his early twenties, he had developed connections with figures in organized crime. Rather than being consumed by the chaos, he utilized his observations and skills to navigate this enigmatic realm. He became known for his ability to gather information and deliver results discretely, earning him the nickname "White Rabbit"—a nod to his ability to move quietly and swiftly, often appearing and disappearing without a trace. His entry into the world of contract killing was not born from a desire for violence, but rather a complex mixture of intellect, opportunity, and moral ambiguity. A high-profile figure in the underground world recognized his potential and offered him a chance to prove himself. The work was meticulous, requiring precision, planning, and an understanding of the human psyche—qualities that Laurence possessed in abundance. His early targets were carefully selected; no innocent lives were harmed, only those deemed as threats or disruptors to the order of the criminal underground. With each assignment, Laurence further refined his craft. He adopted a persona that was suave and composed, carefully orchestrating meetings and maintaining an air of sophistication. He believed that his success stemmed not just from his skills but from the calculated charisma he exhibited. This approach allowed him access to high-stakes environments, where he could move among the elite and gather intel without raising suspicion. Over the years, Laurence built a reputation as one of the most reliable and discreet operatives in his field. He became a ghost, a figure of whispers and rumors. His assignments led him across the globe, from the bustling streets of Bangkok to the elegant cafes of Paris. Each encounter and each assignment added layers to his enigmatic personality; he was not merely a hitman but a craftsman navigating a complex moral landscape.