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“Behold my real army.
What you see now is only a fraction of the army. Behold my personal division,
the Legionnaires.” A hundred of these Legionnaires stood there dressed in the
dark shades without the gun belt but their lips glisten with dripping blood. They
were the blood drinkers and needed no guns to battle their adversaries for their
weapons were with their strength and the nasty fangs that protruded from their
mouth.
“They are the prime
breeds of mine.” Hawkins continued on. “They hold great strength and swift in
their fight. Before they slay all of you barbarians, let me share you a little
secret.”
“The Legionnaires
standing before you are all descents of the nobles that once rode with me and the
other Vlad,”
Hawkins glared at the priest. “We were once nobles driven from our
heritage and hunted like wild beasts. We prevailed with the show of strength
inside us. We drank the blood to curl your fear upon us. Have at them, my
nobles allies. Go, my Legionnaires.”
A hundred Legionnaires
there ran towards Father Lamiere and his sons. They covered the distance in
seconds and before the eyes of the elderly man, he saw two approached Remus.
One grabbed Remus by the right arm and was stabbed with the dagger but he pushed
on. The other with the right hand gripped Remus’ neck despite the dagger
stabbed in the chest. The two Legionnaires pushed Remus back by their run and
then Remus was raised up high above their heads. That move suffocated Remus
with the blocked windpipe. Remus was then split apart by the two wounded
Legionnaire.
“Remus!” Romulus snapped
out in anger and charged at the two who had murdered his brother. He rushed in
with the machetes and cut into the two wounded Legionnaires but he was soon
brought down by the others. Two other Legionnaires grabbed the other surviving
brother and punched their fingers into his heart. It was instant death for
Romulus but a scene of agony for Father Lamiere to see both his named sons died
before his eyes.
“You bastards!” Father
Lamiere screamed out in anger. He saw then the three Legionnaires that have
stood before him. He stepped back in fear not for his life but for fear of his
screams from the pains will be heard in the heavens. He closed his eyes to
prepare for death but death evaded him then. He heard the sounds of the impact
of bodies and opened his eyes once more. He saw then a sight that only the
Heavens could provide.
The Lycans have arrived.
The Lycans came in force.
They were outnumbered by the Legionnaires but their ferocities made their
presences feared. The Lycans once of Man evolved into ferocious creatures with claws
on their fingers and the fangs in their mouths. Their strength matched the
blood drinkers but they fought with the animal instinct. The Lycan charged into
the three Legionnaires and brought them down to the ground. All of them fell to
the ground but the Lycan was the first to recover. It punched its right hand
with the deadly claws into the Legionnaire's throat and pulled away with the
blood and veins. It felt then the hands that grabbed its shoulder from the rear
and rolled to the side. In the roll, the Lycan brought up its legs to kick at
the Legionnaire.
The Legionnaire was thrown off the fight and the Lycan half crouched to select its next Legionnaire. Its
pause was momentarily and then it leaped at the Legionnaire it kicked at. Its
leap was high and with the hands-on the Legionnaire’s neck, it leverage on it
to somersault backward. The move snapped the Legionnaire’s neck and the pulled
had it removed with part of the spine.
The Lycan did not stop there and charged at the nearby Legionnaire with
the spine attached head as its weapon. The spine lashed out like a short sword
and partially severed the Legionnaire's head. The Lycan howled in glee on the kill
but it did not see the numbers meant a lot in a battle. The Lycan was charged
from the rear and have its spine damaged.
The Lycan fell on the
ground flat on the face and then felt its head drawn back to expose the neck.
It was an inviting target for any blood drinker and it was bitten then. The
bite deep and drew on the Lycan’s blood. The later howled in pain and reached
with its clawed fingers to pry the Legionnaire off. The move removed the
Legionnaire but the Lycan was hurt.
The wounds on its body may heal but a torn
jugular at the neck was not easy to curb the flow of blood. It reached to hold
the blood flow but the fingers were soon coated with it. The Lycan felt the
weakening muscles with the blood flowing out. Its predicament was not over then
when another Legionnaire charged into it. The second impact was on the left
side and both of them crashed to the ground. The Lycan tried to rise but the
Legionnaire had the upper move planned. The punch of the fist into the wounded
throat was fatal with the spine forced out in the rear.
Father Lamiere turned to
run for a safer distance when he was met by Lance and Tonto. Lance had drawn
his guns but Tonto was different. He was not the same with the bloodshot eyes
and the fingers held tight.
“Stay by me, Father
Lamiere.” Lance leveled his guns and fired at the approaching Legionnaire. The
two silver bullets tore into the Legionnaire’s face and ripped off the back of
the skull. It fell forward and laid still in the lowering water depths.
“Here hold my guns and
belt. I prayed that it’s working but not at the desired speed I would like it.”
Lance handed the guns that once belonged to his brother. “I have to call on
other help.”
“Kemo-Sabe, my true
calling is here.” Tonto leaped forward and then ran. In his run, his body
responded to his acquired evolution with the lengthening of his limbs and the
appearance of the claws on his fingers. His facial expression changed with the
lower half of his face protruding and the fangs appeared on the mouth. His run
was swift and it became faster with each stride. The evolved Tonto smashed
into the Legionnaire at the front. It did not stop Tonto for the Legionnaire
was dragged by the neck to the rear before Tonto tossed it like a ragtag doll.
Tonto halted in his run
and crouched down to swing his right leg out at the sneaking Legionnaire from
the side. His kick hit the Legionnaire in the left shin and caused the later to
fall. Tonto was there with both claws swung upwards from his lower position.
His fingers stuck into the chest of the falling Legionnaire and deep into the
cavities. He dug in deep and then pushed to the spine before he clawed out.
“Lord, are we savages?” When
Father Lamiere witnessed the kill had asked for salvation.
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