OBEY RP
Paul Walker grew up in the life of crime. Street racing through the side roads of Britlife as a kid, then the criminal underworld proper as soon as he could drive — his name shining brighter every season.
The garage
The garage out front is the part Britlife sees. The shop is real. The work's good. Lore vehicles get tuned, dented panels disappear overnight, regulars trust him with engines worth more than their flats. It's also the most plausible cover story in the city. A man who's elbow-deep in a gearbox at 3pm can be elbow-deep in something else by midnight, and nobody asks where the oil came from.
What's done in the shadows
Drug moves through routes only Paul knows. Quiet handoffs in the back lots of buildings he owns on paper through somebody else. And the lessons handed out to anyone foolish enough to talk to the police — kept somewhere out of sight until they've learned, one way or another.
He has friends across half the city and enemies across the other half. He plays a long game.
The Met, eternal rival
The biggest issue in Paul's life is the police. He hates them — openly, viscerally — and the feeling is mutual. The Met have spent more interview-room hours on him than on most lifers. Whiteboards full of arrows and Polaroids. Gut certainty among half the senior officers. And not a single thing that sticks. They know what he is. They cannot prove it.
Yet.
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