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Heroes For Hire: Night Moves

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.The theft of an obscure and ancient diary from the Metropolitan museum of art. A series of unsolved disappearances in Chinatown. A ghostly apparition. are these isolated incidents, or are they segments of a greater whole? Attacks by the Silver Samurai and Si Fan assassins provide some clues for the Heroes For Hire, who are drawn into a maelstrom of gang activity spreading throughout New York City. The stage is set for a whirlwind introduction to the underworld of tongs and ganglords. A search for The "Celestial One" becomes a matter of life and death for the Heroes For Hire, who may not live to see the Imperial Dawn... I do not own Heroes For Hire, or any associated Marvel Comics characters, or the cover art for this work of fiction. This work is intended to be the middle segment of a trilogy following the exploits of various Heroes For Hire characters, the trilogy is titled: The Gang Wars. this book was preceded by After Midnight, and will be concluded by the third installment: Night Life.
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Chapter 1 - Do Ghosts get Hungry?

Moon Knight breaks up an evil cult performing an occult ritual. He believed they had somehow obtained ''A Madman's mutterings". After thwarting their plans he does not uncover the book.

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Hammerhead who is absolutely livid with having been attacked by monsters, and tricked by the Heroes For Hire puts out an open contract hit out on Luke Cage and Iron Fist as well as the criminal organization he believes to have possession of the mystical book.

"--Don't make me repeat myself!! I want that damn book! I want the Faces Of Fear!!! I want Powerman and Iron Fist--and i want whoever hired them to steal from me!! Spread the word...I'm offering a reward to whoever can deliver the goods!!!" Hammerhead screamed into his cell phone as he angrily paced to and fro in his office.

"Sure thing, boss. Whatever you say." one of the brothers Grimm assented before ending the call and turning to face his brother in the passenger seat.

"What'd he say? Was he screaming again? That guy creeps me out." the second brother queried.

In a bar, notorious Power Man and Iron Fist villains Ruby Thursday and Angar The Screamer discuss Hammerhead's proposition. "--You hear about Power Man and Iron Fist getting back together?" Ruby asked as she nonchalantly sipped at her red wine.

"I hate those guys!" Angar roared as he smashed his glass against the table, staining the tablecloth the crimson of his wine.

CockRoach Hamilton sat on a bench, throwing breadcrumbs to the pigeons who cooed and bobbed around him. "...Way i heard it, those two straight rolled up on Ol' Hammerhead and Boom! Straight jacked that sucka…" CockRoach related.

In two adjoining bathroom stalls in the men's restroom of a nearby club, the Villain Rocket Racer set down his skateboard and noticed the guitar of fellow gimmick Villain The Hypno-hustler leaning against the wall of the stall on the other side. "--And then they stole the magic book." Rocket Racer explained.

"No they didn't." Hypno-hustler interjected.

"If I'm lyin', I'm dyin' man." Rocket Racer abided.

"But isn't that magic book, like...i dunno...evil?"

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Cloak & Dagger have stumbled upon a rising stimulant pandemic, created by the introduction of a new synthetic crack that is flooding the streets. They take down local crack-dens, but are inadvertently triggered to their own former heroin addictions.

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Misty Knight comes across an article in the daily bugle :

"Ghost comes to dinner in Chinatown!

A bizarre incident occurred late last night in the China Star Authentic restaurant in Chinatown. According to the frightened patrons, the ghost of a chinese man floated down through the ceiling. The frightened customers fled into the streets, while the phantom hungrily devoured the meals they had left behind.

Arriving on the scene, police officers Mcnally and Mendoza found no evidence of the ravenous spirit and consider the incident to be an elaborate Publicity hoax. The establishment's owner, Mr. Eddie Wong was unavailable for comment.

Is this truly a prank? Or is it a prelude to more incidents like the Monster Murders that have rocked New York over the last couple weeks?"

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