The Kangs#

Bridgeport has neighborhoods where the city’s official rules are more suggestion than law. In those places, other arrangements apply.

The Kangs are a presence in certain parts of the city. Anyone who spends time on Bridgeport’s streets will notice them eventually — groups moving with purpose, wearing a single item in a consistent color. Red. Blue. Yellow.

What that means, exactly, is the kind of thing most people in Bridgeport have learned not to ask too loudly.

They are not the city guard. They are not the Council. They have their own territory, their own rules, and their own way of making those rules felt.

What the Party Has Observed#

In Saltstone Square, two young girls — a human and a gnome, early teens — moved through the crowd with the easy confidence of people who belonged there entirely. Not tourists. Not lost. At home in a way that suggested the square was theirs to move through however they pleased.

Nobody bothered them. Nobody got in their way. The crowd adjusted around them without appearing to notice it was doing so.

Whether they are connected to the colored markers seen elsewhere in the city is a question the party hasn’t asked yet.

The party’s understanding of the Kangs will grow over time. This entry will be updated as they learn more.