We Need To Cook - Drug Empire for PC

In the sun-baked sprawl of Los Angeles, Walter Black was yesterday's news. You, on the other hand, are the future. You started small, slinging blue rock on the desolate streets of Albuquerque. A chemistry whiz with a chip on your shoulder, you weren't content with the petty hustle. "We need to cook," became your mantra, a war cry whispered in the confines of your cramped RV lab.

But the desert wasn't enough. The siren song of power, of building an empire, lured you west. Los Angeles, a city built on dreams and fueled by vices, became your new playground. Here, the competition was fierce, the cartels ruthless. But you had something they didn't - genius. Your product, a flawless, ice-pure crystal meth, became the talk of the underground.

You weren't just a cook anymore. You were a strategist, a ghost weaving through the city's underbelly. By day, you were an unassuming nobody, blending into the diverse tapestry of LA. By night, you were the puppet master, pulling strings from hidden laboratories tucked away in abandoned warehouses and dusty motels.

Your wealth grew like a wildfire. The rickety RV was a distant memory, replaced by an armored limousine and a sprawling mansion overlooking the glittering cityscape. But money wasn't enough. You craved notoriety, the thrill of being the one name whispered with fear and respect - the kingpin, the one who built an empire from a box of chemicals and a burning ambition.

The news painted you as a phantom - "The Alchemist," they called you, a mythical figure leaving a trail of blue crystals and shattered lives in your wake. The DEA became your obsessed adversary, pouring resources into your capture. But you were always a step ahead, a ghost in the machine, your network of informants and muscle impenetrable.

Your ambition wouldn't stop at LA. Mexico, Europe, Asia - the world would become your market. You'd become the Heisenberg of a new era, a legend whispered in every language, a name synonymous with the purest, most potent product on the planet. The question wasn't if you'd succeed, it was how high your empire would rise before the inevitable fall. But for now, you reveled in the chaos you created, a king on a crystal throne, with the whole world waiting to be cooked.