They call me The Raven. Don't ask me who "They" are, but they do.
I work nights to clean up the city. This city is a disaster. Crime runs rampant and as far as I can see, criminals are released with slap on the wrist and a "Seeya later!"
At least, I try to. These bigger organized crime groups are harder to scrub.
I've been in the business a short while and already have I had my hands full. Luckily I've found a bit of time to myself to write.
I have failed to record my adventures of the previous week, but I assure you they were rather noteworthy. Instead I will start off with a little of my history.
Many people don't know this, in fact, probably nobody does. I used to be a police officer. Laugh at me if you wish, but I've seen just how horrible humanity can be, firsthand. I hated it. I especially hated seeing these same criminals, most of them murderers, leave after doing their time. Simply be allowed to leave. They would go back and repeat the cycle.
I turned in my resignation after it got personal. Some of these very same murderers that had gotten released went on a shooting frenzy, killing my parents in the process. Unprovoked, uncalled for. I couldn't stand it anymore.
I wasn't going to be one to just let them go.
It was nighttime, the same night I left my job for good. Everyone around me was sympathetic. They thought I had left to mend my heart. And so it was true. My heart wasn't going to be mended without revenge. Dressed in the colors of the night, and not unarmed, I set off to track off the killer. It didn't take me long to find him, planning his next move in an alleyway. I looked at him, a tear upon my cheek and a look of hate in my eye. Never again would he kill another soul.
I stared at him, and I whispered this one word. "Nevermore."
Heart not as heavy, I set off back home, I had a a funeral to arrange.
