Evil Vengeance, Jack A. Ling [best free ebook reader for pc TXT] 📗

I awake to the sudden crash of glass on floor. After this, a sudden scream. I rush from my chamber as to see what has happened. I stare upon her with great horror. Who is she? My mother. Why hath a stare upon with be with horror? She has died! I rush to her. A large bloody gouge takes its place upon her neck! I touch the wound and feel a familiar mark. A tooth! Not any tooth, but the tooth of a hound. Who hath sent a dog in which to murder my wife? Was it as assassination? Or an accident? Matter it not, I shall kill he who has killed my dearest mother! I run to my room to grab nothing but a head to an ax. No handle. Only the head! I run through the door to find that my mood has projected itself upon my environment. A large storm brings itself upon me. Lightening! Thunder! I ignore this as I walk to the door of the only one who could be responsible. My neighbor! He and his hound dare to kill my mother! I run to the door and knock. I await several seconds before my fury takes control. I drive the ax into the door. I crush the wood beneath my strength! I hear the screaming of the killer's entire family as the door bursts. The screams of the guilty are music to my ears! The rhythm to my step! I first ponder for a moment on what I shall do now that I know that the entire family is there. I think and act! I run to the first room I see and smash the door in with my foot. I examine the room and come to the conclusion that this is the room of a mere baby. “Non shall be safe from the wrath of Ling!” exclaim I as I take the ax to the baby's head. The infant's brain dripping from the blade as I stare at the body. I throw the blade down as I search for the remaining culprits. As I run through the home, I take note of size of this home. The building has two floors and a great many rooms. No more than 13 room, but no less than 11. I stare into the kitchen as I see my next victim. A small girl. I estimate the age of 12 or 13. I stare into her eyes as she realizes her fate. I walk to her at at brisk pace and grab her by her neck. I then grab her left leg and extend it to the fullest. I snap it with my knee! Is her fate complete? No! I then turn to their old, old oven and twist the heat knob to the maximum. I then snap her other leg and toss her into the oven! A slow and painful death to be hers! I grin as her screams fill the large home. I hear the instant steps of the upstairs as I search the home. I step up the stairs with large, loud stomps. I arrive on the second floor to see a figure jump into the room to my left. A figure which looked most like a woman. The wife! I run to the room and smash through the room looking for her. I hear the clatter of movement in the closet to my right. I smash through the closet door with my side and grab the woman by the back of the neck. I walk to the window with her in hand, and smash the window with a fist of fury! I locate a large shard of glass or the ground. This shard is no shorter than a foot in diameter. I force the glass down her throat! Blood gushes from her mouth as the glass cuts through her neck! I leave the body as I locate a sound of barking. I arrive to the sight of the man and his hound. As the beast bites into my flesh, I knock it to the floor with a scream! I grab the man and place him on the ground beside his bed. I force him to the ground with my foot as I life the leg of the bed off of the ground. I then smash the leg through his skull and to the other end! With the neighbor dead, I search for the hound from hell! I search through the entire house with no sign of the dog. Suddenly, I hear the foolish dog outside. I run outside and jump to the dog. I take my thumbs to the bone outside of it's eyes and press until the bone shatters. I smile. His punishment not yet complete, I roll the animal to its side and dig my fingers into its chest! I dig until I feel the demon's rib. I then take my ax and drive it through the bones to reveal the heart. The source of this beast's life! I take hold of the heart and use all of my might and anger to rip it from its chest! I then return home to finish what was started. I grab a branch from a tree in my front yard and rip it from the tree it grows from. I place the heart on the ground and drive the stake through it! I then pull the heart farther down to the middle of the branch and stick it next to the dog's body. As my journey is complete, I hear the sirens of the law!

Publication Date: 10-02-2011

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