Carlo Emilio
Carlo Emilio was born in a rundown neighborhood, raised by a hardworking mother after his father, a former Vagos Familia member, was imprisoned for life. From a young age, Carlo learned the harsh reality of survival on the streets. At 14, he joined small gangs, fighting to stay alive and proving his worth in the criminal world.
By 18, Carlo was recruited into the Vagos Familia after impressing them in a brutal street fight. He quickly rose through the ranks, becoming known for his ruthlessness and sharp mind. Over time, he took control of the gang after the former leader’s death, earning the feared title of “El Lobo.”
Under Carlo’s leadership, Vagos Familia expanded its territory, and Carlo’s grip on the western side of the city grew stronger. But despite his success, Carlo couldn’t shake the feeling of emptiness. The life he had built felt hollow, and he often wondered if he could escape the path his father had taken — or if he was already too deep to turn back.
Loyalty was everything to Carlo, and he protected his people fiercely. But betrayal was unforgivable. Behind the tough exterior, Carlo carried the weight of his choices, questioning whether this life was truly what he wanted. Still, there was no turning back. He had created his empire, but now, he was trapped in it — a king in a cage of his own making.
