Rob The BLack Douglas
29-09-2005, 03:03 AM
Alexander Smith smiled as the screams within the apartment grew louder until finally a solid thump against the apartment wall replacing the ear piercing noise with whimpers.
A Vice Control agent stepped from the apartment, a broken and beaten mass of what use to resemble a human being firmly gripped in his right hand.
Alexander reached down and grasped the shattered remains of the "things" jaw squeezing as tilted the the smashed face upwards.
"Eternal torment becons you, you filthy abomination," hissed Alexander through clenched teeth.
Bloody lips spat a wad of spit and blood splattering Alexander's face.
"You f*****g piece of filth!" Alexander's face was splotchy with rage as he shoved the broken mass of flesh away from him and reached for his pistol.
A lone shot rang out and the bloody body went limp, its life draining away.
Alexander wiped the blood and spit from his face, tossing the hankerchief upon the lifeless body.
"I'll be glad when the world is cleansed of these abominations," growled Alexander as he stepped over the body. Leave the scum, we have more work to do before the day is done."
*****
Heather McBride stretched out on the lone narrow bed of the dingy hotel room. In front of the flimsy door James had laid out a thin bed roll, at his side a shotgun.
Heather yawned, tired from the days work. Silently she watched James as he carefully unrolled is knives before him, minutely examining each in turn, some recieving a couple of quick licks from a sharpening stone before being returned to their slots.
"James." Heather sat up and reached for her jacket hanging on the rooms lone chair.
"I almost forgot, I have a letter here for you."
James stares at Heather in bewilderment. "Who's it from?"
"Not sure, might be from Gwen." Heather held out the envelope to James who stared at it for a bit before gingerly grabbing hold of the letter.
"Thank you," he murmured as he settled back on the floor.
James just sat there making no effort to to open the letter. Heather wondered how he was holding up. Despite the years he had lived with her and her sister, she never really got know the lad, he had always been extremely close to Natalia and Heather knew that he had been hit hard by her death.
Not long after recrossing the border, one day heather found James in a bar extremely drunk and beligerant. One of the patrons had said something that had p****d him off and James proceeded to empty out the entire bar in an extremely violent and bloody manner.
Finally Heather was able to to get James into their car just as the wail of sirens could be heard approaching. SInce that day, James has rarely spoken more than a couple of sentences.
"Oh well," thought Heather, "maybe he'll open up someday."
James waited until he was sure that Heather was asleep before opening the letter. His hands trembled as he unfolded the letter.
Dear James,
I have no idea if this letter will reach you but I had to take a chance.
Miranda and I are doing well. We both are working and have just moved into an apartment. It's small but Miranda and I love it. we are in the process of making it our own.
I must admit that after all those years of living in fear , that Miranda and i have much to get use to in our new home. The outright warmth and friendlyness of the people is a welcome change from the guarded suspicion of our old home.
Miranda and i owe you and Heather a debt we can never repay. We pray everyday that you will be kept safe in your work.
We hope that one day we will see you and Heather again.
Love Gwen and Miranda
James smiled as he carefully refolded the letter and stashed it safely away.
*****
Alexander Smith and his squad pulled into the train depot. Squads of Vice Control agents filled the depot guarding a mmassive pen filled with all of those in violation of the Prophet's Moral Codes.
Crowded into a pen exsposed to the elements, many wearing clothes ill-suited to the rapidly approaching winter. Coughing filled the air from all corners of the pen.
Alexander stepped from his car and watched as his men herded their days capture into the pen.
"Good hunting captain?"
Alexander turned and saluted the new head of the Department of Vice Control, Jeb Robertson.
"Excellent day, sir."
"Good, good, nothing more satisfying than doing the lords work."
"I agree sir."
"Curious about what we're doing here captain?"
Alexander hesitated for a moment, not sure how he should respond.
Robertson laughed and slapped Alexander on the back.
"Wait a moment and you'll see."
From the far end of the depot a lone train blew a meloncholy whistle as the locomotive pulled alongside the crowded pen.
Heavily armed guards opened the massive doors of each of the rail cars. Agents armed with batons began to heard the prisoners from the pen into the rail cars.
"Prophet Prescott has devised a new solution for those who would rot this great nation from within," grinned Robertson.
"Where are they going?"
"A one way trip to Hell."
To Be Continued.................
A Vice Control agent stepped from the apartment, a broken and beaten mass of what use to resemble a human being firmly gripped in his right hand.
Alexander reached down and grasped the shattered remains of the "things" jaw squeezing as tilted the the smashed face upwards.
"Eternal torment becons you, you filthy abomination," hissed Alexander through clenched teeth.
Bloody lips spat a wad of spit and blood splattering Alexander's face.
"You f*****g piece of filth!" Alexander's face was splotchy with rage as he shoved the broken mass of flesh away from him and reached for his pistol.
A lone shot rang out and the bloody body went limp, its life draining away.
Alexander wiped the blood and spit from his face, tossing the hankerchief upon the lifeless body.
"I'll be glad when the world is cleansed of these abominations," growled Alexander as he stepped over the body. Leave the scum, we have more work to do before the day is done."
*****
Heather McBride stretched out on the lone narrow bed of the dingy hotel room. In front of the flimsy door James had laid out a thin bed roll, at his side a shotgun.
Heather yawned, tired from the days work. Silently she watched James as he carefully unrolled is knives before him, minutely examining each in turn, some recieving a couple of quick licks from a sharpening stone before being returned to their slots.
"James." Heather sat up and reached for her jacket hanging on the rooms lone chair.
"I almost forgot, I have a letter here for you."
James stares at Heather in bewilderment. "Who's it from?"
"Not sure, might be from Gwen." Heather held out the envelope to James who stared at it for a bit before gingerly grabbing hold of the letter.
"Thank you," he murmured as he settled back on the floor.
James just sat there making no effort to to open the letter. Heather wondered how he was holding up. Despite the years he had lived with her and her sister, she never really got know the lad, he had always been extremely close to Natalia and Heather knew that he had been hit hard by her death.
Not long after recrossing the border, one day heather found James in a bar extremely drunk and beligerant. One of the patrons had said something that had p****d him off and James proceeded to empty out the entire bar in an extremely violent and bloody manner.
Finally Heather was able to to get James into their car just as the wail of sirens could be heard approaching. SInce that day, James has rarely spoken more than a couple of sentences.
"Oh well," thought Heather, "maybe he'll open up someday."
James waited until he was sure that Heather was asleep before opening the letter. His hands trembled as he unfolded the letter.
Dear James,
I have no idea if this letter will reach you but I had to take a chance.
Miranda and I are doing well. We both are working and have just moved into an apartment. It's small but Miranda and I love it. we are in the process of making it our own.
I must admit that after all those years of living in fear , that Miranda and i have much to get use to in our new home. The outright warmth and friendlyness of the people is a welcome change from the guarded suspicion of our old home.
Miranda and i owe you and Heather a debt we can never repay. We pray everyday that you will be kept safe in your work.
We hope that one day we will see you and Heather again.
Love Gwen and Miranda
James smiled as he carefully refolded the letter and stashed it safely away.
*****
Alexander Smith and his squad pulled into the train depot. Squads of Vice Control agents filled the depot guarding a mmassive pen filled with all of those in violation of the Prophet's Moral Codes.
Crowded into a pen exsposed to the elements, many wearing clothes ill-suited to the rapidly approaching winter. Coughing filled the air from all corners of the pen.
Alexander stepped from his car and watched as his men herded their days capture into the pen.
"Good hunting captain?"
Alexander turned and saluted the new head of the Department of Vice Control, Jeb Robertson.
"Excellent day, sir."
"Good, good, nothing more satisfying than doing the lords work."
"I agree sir."
"Curious about what we're doing here captain?"
Alexander hesitated for a moment, not sure how he should respond.
Robertson laughed and slapped Alexander on the back.
"Wait a moment and you'll see."
From the far end of the depot a lone train blew a meloncholy whistle as the locomotive pulled alongside the crowded pen.
Heavily armed guards opened the massive doors of each of the rail cars. Agents armed with batons began to heard the prisoners from the pen into the rail cars.
"Prophet Prescott has devised a new solution for those who would rot this great nation from within," grinned Robertson.
"Where are they going?"
"A one way trip to Hell."
To Be Continued.................