Something big was obviously happening. The normally quiet and grey stairs outside @Disorders headquarters were being drastically altered. 

A large throne had been placed at the top, a red carped had been laid all the way down the stair and to the sidewalk. The fences were decorated by colourful fabrics. Even the headquarters walls were being washed and scrubbed.

People assumed Disorder had either lost his marbles completely, or that his mother had alerted him of a visit. That would explain the cleaning at least. As for the throne though? Well that simply couldn't be explained by anything else than the lost marbles.

As things were starting to look pretty f'ing awesome, Disorder opens the doors, looks around and screams. He seemed to be unaware of what was being done to his headquarters. After a quick chat with one of the workers he seems to calm down and goes back inside.

Then all of a sudden a fanfare is played. And up the stairs, as if he appeared out of thin air, walks the sweet prince himself. The Prince of Las Vegas.

Ladies and Gentlemen. May I have your attention please. I've got an announcement to make. 

The cities of New York and Philadelphia have been wiped clear of their crime syndicates. The crime syndicates of Las Vegas played no small part in this, and like you've gotten used to by now, when we take part in something, we win.

So, some of you may wonder why? Well why bother? Does it really matter why it was done? It's not like it can be undone? 

Oh well, that's a different story. I'm sure Disorder will come out here, on these same stairs later on to give an explanation. I thought I'd beat him to it though! So here it comes.

The city of Las Vegas felt it had to be done. And we had the muscle to pull it off. So we did.

Eliminating competition will always mean there's less threats around. It means more space opens up, allowing us to expand our operations. 

Any of you have questions?

I thought not. After all, it is pretty straightforward ain't it?

Now if you'll excuse me. My throne might be blocking Disorders door, so it's probably best I leave.