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slamstick named “Guinevere”. He and his gang rode the back roads of America defying the denizens of the lawless Ruralscape. Wolf was rumored to have been the son a national president of one of the Pre-Imperial “Big Four” gangs. He was raised on rumbling engines and violence. He formed his own gang when he was only fifteen. They were known as the Wolf Pack. The Wolf Pack was one of the few outlaw biker gangs to survive the Neocon crackdown on liberal organizations in the early part of the century. It was said that the gang’s primary criminal activity was the smuggling of coffee. Coffee is a black beverage that was once the most consumed drink in the country. At some point however, a form of it known as “latte” was associated with liberalism (hence the Neocon slogan “Kill the latte drinking lib!”). It was therefore banned. However, coffee is slightly addictive and is
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