Sin City's Deadly Vixen | Underworld, Inc.

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·Nov 11, 2024

One breed of hustler exploits this weakness to devastating effect. I'm about to go out and get me some money. I'm about to find some guy that wants to me, and I'm going to get him for all that he has. Vixen is a thief who POS uses as a prostitute. She gets casino guests to invite her back to their rooms, where she robs them. It's called trick rolling.

I have to look pretty from head to toe tonight. She's hitting the strip. Some trick rollers use guns to rob their victims, but Vixen has her own secret weapon. This is one of my little specialties: my drops, my eye drops. When ingested, certain brands of eye drops can induce a coma. I put two drops in his drink, and he will go to sleep, and I can run off with his money. But just two drops, because you might kill them.

Vixen's hustle traumatizes her tricks and puts their lives at risk. She has no illusions about her situation. I know the casinos hate me. It messes up their business. Customers don't want to come back to Vegas after they get robbed. If they catch you doing it, you're going to jail.

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