Transfer
Capella Mansion: Lobby
(ATTN: Roman, Paulie)
The two men step cautiously into the mansion. Roman crosses first into the large living room, Paulie carefully watching his back.
It was a bittersweet arrivel. The buidling that was once their home, a base of operations. The place they had conducted business, planned out their strategy and even whacked a few "guests".
Hopefully, the tables weren't about to be turned on the former masters of the house.
In their abscence, Don Paolo had brought all kinds of changes to the once beutiful estate. Since Capella passed, diRossi had converted the mansion into a guarded fortress, a vault for a whole new collection of illegal activity.
Heroin and cocaine had been brought in, stacked in crates and piles all around the hallways and living room. The audacity of the digruntled Italian was unbelievable.
He seemed to be poised to take Capella's things for himself. No sooner was the former Don in the ground, than diRossi had barged in and pissed on the grave. It seemed more and more likely that diRossi was a part of the attack that put Capella six feet under.
Though they said nothing out loud about it, Paulie and Roman shared a similar conclusion. If that "reformer" Commissioner Graves had one look at this place, he would have every last cousin of diRossi's put away indefinitely.
One of Bruno's toughs touched down at the bottom of the staircase in the distance--Tommy. "Dancing" Tommy. He was notorious for dodging bullets, some kind of ballet-gunman. It was not a welcome sign to the two entrants.
"Mr. diRossi asks that you wait in the car gentelmen," Tommy offered, trying to mask his Italian accent in something a bit more... British?
"But it seems you don't know how to listen."
From behind Tommy, the back doors opened to reveal no less than ten incoming mooks, all circling around and in front of Tommy. All of the sweaty, suit-clad thugs itching to pull heat.
"The door, please," Tommy scoffed into his cell phone.
Paulie glanced back as he heard movement outside the large oak doors behind him. Odds are the mooks outside had barred them from slipping back out the entrance.
"Genetlemen," Tommy addresses one last time. "You will be missed."
(The living room is a large square. The two of you stand at the south end, next to the barred front door facing into the room. Tommy is at the top of the north end, at the base of a grand staricase. His mooks, a total of ten men, are all drawing Glocks, forming a semi-circle in front of Tommy. The room is about 60 feet long and wide, there is a good deal of distance between you and them. There are also various pieces of antique furtniture, and crates of stacked drugs along the walls. Email me for more info.)