Reputation
Twenty-six years old. The quietest person in the loudest district in Fanhattan. Keeps the back room organized, the inventory counted, his head down.
Private Truth
He knows the routines, the rhythms, where every piñata sits. He knows the blind spots. Whether that makes him reliable or something else entirely is a question that Papi hasn't thought to ask yet. Someone should.
Tomas
Twenty-six years old, stockroom worker at Casa de Boom, and the quietest person in the loudest district in Fanhattan. Tomas keeps the back room organized, the inventory counted, and his head down with the kind of focused silence that Papi attributes to work ethic and everyone else attributes to shyness. He's been at the shop long enough to know the routines, the rhythms, and where every piñata sits on every shelf. He knows when deliveries come in and when they go out. He knows the schedules. He knows the blind spots. In La Fiesta, where celebration is currency and noise is power, Tomas is the still point at the center of the chaos, the guy who's always in the room but never in the conversation. Whether that makes him reliable or something else entirely is a question that Papi hasn't thought to ask yet. Someone should.
Connections
Appears In
Boom Debt: Part Two
Papi meets Billy, learns the washing operation, and sets a trap piñata. Tomas is revealed as compromised under duress. A mysterious sender knows Papi's birth name, and Syndicate cameras are already in the shop.
Boom Debt
Someone is using Casa de Boom's piñatas as Syndicate dead drops. Papi discovers tampered piñatas and a traitor among his employees—and the Syndicate is framing him for cooperation.