Black City Ii: Second Hand Smoke

By Rob Walker

OK, you asked for it, here we go (again) The long awaited and highly anticipated sequel; Black Cityll 2nd Hand Smoke!!
For this project weve given you much more story. The plot thickens
Follow Roc Allen on Assignment Outside of Black City Find out who gets hurt in the battle with Gogulock. Follow me as I take you deeper into my world and read on, as I introduce you to more characters and more Black City. Along with a great story we have (way) more graphics. Check out Ghetto Aggression Poetry and with the help of two brilliant artist you can now start to see into my world, my city

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jan 17, 2013
• ISBN: 9781479759910

Rob Walker

About the AuthorRob Walker is an Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher at the 500-hour level with the Yoga Alliance. He has studied yoga in India on three occasions and holds a fourth level of certification in Iyengar Yoga, a style he no longer subscribes to. Rob had a long and successful career in journalism in London and Canada before turning a passion for yoga into teaching twenty years ago. In 2001 he switched from writing on health care to owning yoga studios. His current focus and passion is training yoga teachers at his yoga college, helping them understand the principles and benefits of The New Yoga.

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Copyright © 2012 by Rob Walker.

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Contents

Gun Smoke pt.1

. . . Who is DNA?

Where your niggas now…

Gun smoke pt.2

Enter Karate Rob…

They walk among us…

The Story of Fall Short

1st Death of Black City Mafia…

Black City meets Pam Grier

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Welcome Back to Black City . . .

. . . However our story picks up with Roc finally making it to Chicago and is actively looking for his boy Tony Skulz. Roc hit all the ol’ stomping grounds. The Parameter on 119th, Hoochies up north. Roc even hit his favorite spot Club RAW, down in the Ickies. This is where Roc first met Ova Drama Momma.

Personally, I think that nigga was on some site-seeing bullshit, cuz Roc could have saved himself a lot of time and trouble had he went to the last place first. Which would actually only make good sense, because Roc finally catches up with Tony at the Black Street Gym. This is Tony’s gym, why wouldn’t Tony be here? There’s only two things in this world that Tony loves better than working out, that’s Banana Cream Pies and Gun Smoke. Tony can take care of himself with the Banana Cream Pies, but you can only get Gun Smoke from Black City, so anytime Roc visits, (well… let’s just say), it’s a REAL GOOD VISIT!

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Gun Smoke pt.1

Tony Skulz— . . . Chicago is nice in da summer, pretty ass women in shorts and sandals. Bitches know they better have some pretty toes. I cain’t stand bitches with fucked up feet, still trying to represent. Acting like we ain’t supposed to notice dem busted down toes.

Chicago got some fine bitches…

Roc—Nigga, ev’ city got some fine bitches, Black City, Cali, New York, DC…Shit Detroit got some fine ass Baby Cakes!

Tony Skulz—( . . . as he takes a hit off his supah hero size blunt) what’s yo point?

Roc—Nigga, what’s yo point?!

Tony Skulz—Chicago is nice in da summer and we got some fine bitches…

Roc—see dis is why I don’t like getting fucked up. One, we talk about some dumb shit! Two, now yo ass ain’t good for shit and three… now I got da munchies?!

Tony Skulz—(chuckles) . . . stop acting like you ain’t enjoying yo’self. Nigga, you brought da shit?!

Roc—( . . . with an almost puzzled look on his face) Mutha Fucka I know?! Nigga you know damn well I couldn’t have come here empty handed?!?!

Tony Skulz—(thinking to himself… Nigga you got that right) that ain’t da point…

Roc—That ain’t da point… O.K. nigga, what’s da mutha fucking point?!

Tony Skulz—nigga don’t get extra with me…

Roc—look mutha fucka, I ain’t gettin extra, I’m just saying, what’s da point?

Tony Skulz—da point is… nigga da point is… uh, um… I forgot, but that ain’t da point!

Roc—Nigga, that’s my point.

Tony Skulz—What brought you back to da Chi anyway?

Roc—business…

Tony Skuls—you mean B.I.D.ness…

Roc—Fuck you.

Tony Skulz—you don’t work for dem mutha fuckas, do you Roc? Tell me you don’t work for dem mutha fuckas…

Roc—I don’t work for dem mutha fuckas…

Tony Skulz—Nigga don’t just be telling me what da fuck I wanna hear.

DO YOU WORK FOR B.I.D?!?!

Roc—Nigga I said, No

What da fuck you got against B.I.D. anyway?

Tony Skulz—I don’t trust dem Mutha Fuckas. Fuck B.I.D!

Roc knows what’s up. Roc and Tony are both graduates from B.I.D. Advance Academy for Supah Powers. Only the hand selected best of RAW WORLD are even considered as candidates and most mutha fuckas don’t even make it past the first semester. B.I.D. is the reason why Roc, Tony and their collective families will never have to worry financially. But being a Supah Power is a high risk life (let alone a high risk job). The battles are tuff. Victory is sweet. The rewards are great! The losses cut deep and recovery never truly comes. For a lotta niggas it’s a very short life style. The pay off…Money is no Object!

After your first successful mission you’re plugged for life. Tony didn’t get all of his money. At the close of Tony’s first assignment B.I.D. found evidence that led them to believe his mission was a non-complete. They have never really proven this, but penalized Tony anyway, just for having that kind of controversy surrounding said mission.

Tony still thinks to this day that he took a fall for somebody else’s bull shit. He’s been trying to figure it out every since it happened. Every time he gets close to a lead… a nigga dies?!

Tony Skulz-I’m talking Agency niggas; niggas who thought they were somebody…

Roc—Hey look man, you my nigga, but I ain’t trying to get caught up in all that shit. I’m here on some bull shit too,