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In this business, all they had to do was to keep their greed under control. Use their powerful victims only as much as they were ready to without being felt entrapped or cornered.

 

But in case of weaker people, they were ruthless. These were used for the shadiest jobs.

 

They were picked up from the weakest sphere of society, and then used without shame or mercy.

 

They simply did not had the social or mental power to come out of this vicious trap, because they were already well-informed about the deep connection that the gang had with police and underworld.

 

So, Baid always maintained a neat gang of slaves, and referred to them as such with great pleasure. In reality they were, though maybe more trapped then slaves. After all, society pitied slaves; they exploited them ruthlessly, but deep inside they pitied them. On the other hand these people were despised with no rhyme or reason at all, not only by society but by the law.

 

The gang threatened them with dire consequences if they disobeyed. They were given a clear picture of what would go inside the jail, and outside. They were shown enough examples to convince them of the truth of these words.

 

Baid used them for various criminal activities: to lure kidnapping victims, to terrorize, harass, or stalk. The more reliable ones were used as keepers of houses of safe zones.

 

These people worked wonders as stalkers, abusive ones, and kidnappers. They were so afraid of their own exposure and the consequences that they kept dancing to the gang’s tune, even when their conscience despised their actions.

 

Quite a group of these boys and girls were picked up from jails or pedophile rackets. The ugliness of that life churned with great intensity in their hearts and actions.

 

The gang used their frustration as a weapon on their actual victims.

 

These people, quite often for justifiable reasons, hated society, or hated back those people that hated them for their sexual preferences.

 

This became a great weapon in Baid’s hands. He did not have to torment them to become hateful or spiteful; all he had to do was use that cunningly.

 

They were safe bait for stalking. They were usually appointed to stalk the people of opposite gender; it reduced the possibility of them being charmed by the gang’s victims too much, that is, falling in love with them. They could play the love game though, trapping them in love net to entrap them or squeeze out information. The greatest advantage that Baid had was that these people were his puppets; so he had immense control on the actual victims as if he himself had trapped them. The boon was that these puppets acted like his tentacles, sometimes dozens at a time. All he had to do was keep them under his supervision.

 

This was one of their greatest uses. These people had the strange understanding of both the genders, thus when it came to trapping or using a person they often worked wonders.

 

When they acted as keepers of houses in safe zone, they were handed over the ugliest ones.

 

They often acted as companions and pimps to call girls too. They never bothered the girl and were given a clean chit everywhere, as they entered the bars and discos as couples. Then they often picked up kidnapping victims in these trips, first befriending the rich boy, and then introducing him to a dazzling girlfriend, the threesome out on an excursion. The rest can be assumed.

A itsy bitsy piece from the story shared this month.

 


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