Post by victorgrant on Feb 14, 2018 10:07:47 GMT
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The gravel beneath his feet bit with a frigid sting. His paltry shoes did little to protect the soles of his feet from the bitter cold that seemed to harden the very space between the stones. They could hardly be called shoes at all - American prisoners received far better for their troubles. These would barely pass for socks. They were more than he deserved. The icy, wind swept breeze seemed fair recompense for his falter in the tropics. Twelve of them, in all, had shipped off to Puerto Rico at the behest of the Messiah. One by one, they set upon their prey, surrounding him - not by height, of course, but by number and will to destroy. Eleven, in all, rained blows down upon him as he withered in confusion and defeat. Only Seven, as he was called, was unable to deliver a single strike. The Messiah had taken no umbrage in his failure. He'd warned, in fact, that the David Brennan would likely lash out with a preemptive blow. They'd be mistaken for the minions of a Donnie Monty Kent, he said - a man the David Brennan was said to have reviled, perhaps even more than the Messiah himself. Their efforts were not to be an attack on the body, in spite of their method of execution, but rather, upon his mind. In that, the Messiah had deemed their journey to the tropics and resounding success. He'd smiled, with an air of warmth, even, as he released them from their numeric mononyms, for the moment, at least, back into the world.
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The gravel beneath his feet bit with a frigid sting. His paltry shoes did little to protect the soles of his feet from the bitter cold that seemed to harden the very space between the stones. They could hardly be called shoes at all - American prisoners received far better for their troubles. These would barely pass for socks. They were more than he deserved. The icy, wind swept breeze seemed fair recompense for his falter in the tropics. Twelve of them, in all, had shipped off to Puerto Rico at the behest of the Messiah. One by one, they set upon their prey, surrounding him - not by height, of course, but by number and will to destroy. Eleven, in all, rained blows down upon him as he withered in confusion and defeat. Only Seven, as he was called, was unable to deliver a single strike. The Messiah had taken no umbrage in his failure. He'd warned, in fact, that the David Brennan would likely lash out with a preemptive blow. They'd be mistaken for the minions of a Donnie Monty Kent, he said - a man the David Brennan was said to have reviled, perhaps even more than the Messiah himself. Their efforts were not to be an attack on the body, in spite of their method of execution, but rather, upon his mind. In that, the Messiah had deemed their journey to the tropics and resounding success. He'd smiled, with an air of warmth, even, as he released them from their numeric mononyms, for the moment, at least, back into the world.
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