They wouldn't dare. Not after what happened to Lopez.
[His gun was still hung in the cantina he'd killed him in, snapped in half and displayed like a trophy as a reminder to everyone who thought they owned the streets. They were La Muerte's streets, and anyone who challenged it would meet death itself.]
They're not living through it. But that's not the problem.
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[His gun was still hung in the cantina he'd killed him in, snapped in half and displayed like a trophy as a reminder to everyone who thought they owned the streets. They were La Muerte's streets, and anyone who challenged it would meet death itself.]
They're not living through it. But that's not the problem.