TSR Origins

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From the run down streets of Alleyvile, 8 citizens of the now destroyed alleyway including Clawface and Captain Chaos venture out to the gutter. While climbing down the gutters to find shelter to stay alive, a familiar face, Sam appears. Sam knew a good amount of these 8 cats, and showed them around the sewers and the routes of the sewer system. All 8 set up a campfire and camped in the sewers for that night. Clawface and Captain Chaos were good friends with similar ideologies, including not being too fond of the TCS, believing that all catnip should be legal, and more. The 3rd day of camping in the sewers was the most important of all three. While sitting around the fire the group heard strange noises coming from a distant sewer hallway. They investigated, and after wandering around the seemingly endless sewer hallways, they found a catnip addict sitting on the sewer floor. This catnip addict had the same beliefs as Clawface and Captain Chaos, that all catnip should be legal. The catnip addict became a member of the group, and told them all about how they tried to hide illegal catnip and get away with it. The 8 cats told him about their fallen city Alleyvile, and how they had to escape and end up here. The catnip addict’s name was Fuzzy.

While Fuzzy was having discussions about legalization of catnip, Clawface had an idea. His idea was that there could be a secret civilization similar to Alleyvile hidden deep in the sewers. Everyone thought it was a bad idea, since a giant city would be too noticeable and the TCS forces could find them easily. But Clawface had a plan. Even though the group only had 3 days of experience in the sewers, they found a secret route that lead to a gang of cats that robbed places and sold them to other cat groups for money. When the 8 cats encountered this gang of cats, they were friendly. They offered them to buy something, and Clawface bought some supplies for the group. When Clawface was looking at the supplies, he noticed an odd item. It was a helmet with the word “BCM” on it. Clawface didn’t know what BCM meant, so he asked a member of the gang about it. They said it’s a helmet of a Black Cat Mafia solider. The group wasn’t familiar of the BCM, so the gang told them about it. The Black Cat Mafia was a organization of Bombay breed cat soldiers that were the best of the best. They can be hired to defend a territory or anything no matter what the group or territory stands for, as long as their goals or ideas won’t harm the BCM. Now back to the discussion at the camp, Clawface had an idea that the BCM could protect this city from the TCS forces raiding it. The group changed their minds, and thought that this idea might not be that bad. They all asked Fuzzy to try and recruit some members for this new settlement, and try to get in contact with the BCM. Fuzzy recruited several members loaded with catnip, who were very excited about the concept of living in a law free catnip city in the sewers. Sam returned to check on the group, and was told about the news. Sam responded saying that she will also bring in enforcement to protect the city and occasionally supply it with catnip. The gutter they originally wandered into was now classified as the main entrance for this catnip city. It was for now on called Entrance-1, or ENT-1 for short. Things were going great, and the area for the city was chosen. A week later, a small settlement had already developed on the chosen area. Clawface and Captain Chaos became names everyone in the sewer knew. Then, a settler happened to be in contact with the BCM, and they notified them. The BCM accepted, and they generously assigned an entire 3 divisions of their military for a guaranteed military level service of the catnip city for 5 years. This was wonderful news, and eventually the catnip city formed, with several members becoming citizens every day. A few TCS attacks happened, but all were defeated by the BCM. The city was now known as The Sewer Rebellion (TSR) and became what we know today.