The Negro Ensemble

= "Indication of the Hide is no-longer present in these estates. God thank the Glaze for granting us security." =

= - Robo Blagoona, master of the Negro Ensemble. =

= Basic Information =

= The Negro Ensemble, or Dark Negro Ensemble, is a Hard-Glaze majority hand-me-down description given to the general basis of all Negros in the heat of their intended fashionista passions. What's now understood about the Negro Ensemble is that it was first established in the late years of the Holy Hierarchy Wars, but some informers have established that the Negro Ensemble dates back to the first millennium. It is understandable why the Negros of this magnitude would go out and wear some of their greatest outfits and make way for the continuity of fashion statements across the globe. What's entirely the foundation for negro fashion sense, has since then carried itself to the height of the negro today. In addition, the Negro Ensemble is a deeply profound literary brilliance that stretches across the world twice, which has not ceased to amaze the worldly able literary masters of the current age in time. =

= History & the Roots =

= The roots of Negro Ensemble is again dated to the first millennium. It is believed in a wholehearted acknowledgement, that indeed the negro has since adapt to the undergoing changes in Hard-Glaze society, which deems the negro as a truly diverse opponent in the upcoming worldly changes we are to face. An uncommon understanding of the Negro Ensemble, is that it is not the weakness in the Negro that is because of the ensemble itself, but the deep appreciation for the art. Another understatement of the Negro Ensemble, is that it is not the faculty of Negro culture, but the underlying discipline that one must undergo to overcome diversity. The Negro Ensemble stems from a heritage of acutely ridged negros that crossed over the Atlantic ocean on boats. Driven by the rage of what their forefathers had gone through in the previous generations, the Negros of these Ensembles slowly became a popularity among culture groups of great strength and talent. Their soon-to-be noble stature when blending with Hard-Glaze culture, goes to show that the Negro Ensemble is indeed a captivating and effective way of distraction for negros on this aptitude.. =

= The Enlightenment Era =

= Another time of great growth in the day and age of Negro Ensemble, was of course the Enlightenment Era. This time of civilization redefined the negro as we knew it. Some negros of the Negro Ensemble were complimented on how they behaved and acted towards noble men of Hard-Glaze stature, and some noble men even went so far as to call this group of negros the "savoir-faires" and "composurests of the age." These brilliant negros went very far in life, and showed that the negro could be cured. With the safeguard of borders and cities along the outlying districts, there was indeed a possibility that these negros would stay in the Hard-Glaze societies for as long as Lord Maximus would deem it possible. =

= The Downfall =

= You know the saying “All good things must come to an end," well it certainly happened in this instance. The Negro Ensemble continued until arrival of the beginning modern period, and then crashed and crumbled beneath the steel-toed boots of aggressive Hard-Glaze militaristic society and policies. Unlike most negro downfalls in the history of Hard-Glaze, this one was a unique case. The Negro Ensemble came crashing down after a elimination incident that occurred within the walls of a great city. This city was the capital of Hard-Glaze itself. And within these mighty walls, the Hard-Glaze Ensemble continued until the events of Black Attack Friday. The god-forsaken world came down upon these brilliantly issued negros with a thump and a smack. What's proclaimed by Hard-Glaze literary geniuses, was that the faltering Negro Ensemble had a major decline when its leader was assassinated in the name of Hard-Glaze power. The dissolute Negro Ensemble was stampeded by Hard-Glaze peasantry, and clubbed in the background for those to never witness its greatness again. =

= It began on the day of Black Attack Friday. Of course at the time, it was said to have been called the Glaze Parade, which occured every year. =

= At approximately 9:52 AM, Hard-Glaze leader Lord Maximus makes his way into the balcony for a speech on Royal Estate. What happens later on, in the midst of a undergoing parade in the downtown district, is all soon transformed into a violent spree of killing and genocide of black women and children. The menace behind the killings was no-other than the Lord himself. Lord Maximus first began by having Powder Boys eliminate the Ensembles leader. And from there, it all meant in a means to deter them from knowing the true threat - which was Lord Maximus and his honorable Hard-Glaze army... The true threat was Hard-Glaze teams in pursue for honor and glory. And with these well-planned ideas, they truly earned that prize. 10:23 AM, the Negro Ensemble makes its way to the parade to be show-cased their valuable fashion pieces. Each ensemble enriched with ceremonial possessions such as old negro swords, patches on the shoulders, and various medals from conflicts that they were involved in, carried out by the Ensemble in its efforts to continue the ways of Hard-Glaze. =

= Each Ensemble member was granted a white cape with a colorful display of medals and African beads from back home. These beautifully displaying ensembles gave way for a swarm of camera men and news teams that documented the stories of what these Ensemble-men went through in their days of rising glory. 10:52 AM, the parade goes down mainstreet; each member of the ensemble waving out the windows as they are carried inside a horse-and-buggy. 11:30 AM - the parade comes to a halt in the street, where the horse-and-buggy driver can visibly tell that Lord Maximus, documented as guarded by several Powder Boys with pikes, prepares for his honorary speech of sorts. The Negro group, further down the road, the horse-and-buggy comes to a complete stop where the Ensemble gets out and is blessed by the Flower Ladies of Glaze. Each Ensemble member gifted a rose in their mouth. As the ensemble members are placed back inside the horse-and-buggy, they ride down a narrow street where the balcony and square can be seen, Lord Maximus already giving his honorary speech. =

= On-wards in the procession as the buggy goes down the narrow street, an immediate shotgun blast ruptures the heads of the two horses. The single shot flying through both heads simultaneously. At this point, bodies are said to have been littered everywhere around the horse-and-buggy, many of those innocent bystandars who had gotten in the way of the second barrage, taken place after the initial buckshot blast. It is said that two powder boys from either end of the horse-and-buggy, locked the cabinet doors, and were ordered to torch the entire vessel. Black crisp was smelt in the air as the entire procession turned into a manslaughter. Other African civilians not even acquainted with the Ensemble group, were gunned down ferociously by Powder boys dueling said Uzi sub-machineguns. =

= In the aftermath of the events portraying the Black Attack Friday, Lord Maximus gave several speeches demanding the culprit be brought justice, though it was clear in this matter that Lord Maximus was behind the attacks. =