The Showdown
Blood poured down the castle walls as Joseph also
known as Zaraneth the Wandering Warrior stepped inside. He had not come this
far for nothing as he strode into the throne room, and faced the villain, the
purveyor of evil sorcery and dark creatures for two thousand years now.
“Ah, Joses of Nazareth, brother of Yeshua, so interesting
to see you here again. What is this, the third time you have decided to kill
me? Nothing works as you very well know,” said former ancient high priest
Caiaphas. His clothing was a semi-mockery of the ancient levitical priests.
Blood stains and the cries of prisoners were heard.
“This ends now Dracul. You sorry son of a bitch I will
make sure you don’t come back this time even if I have to drag my own body into
Sheol with you. You’re the source of all this terror that has increased in this
millennium. I stand corrected just a small part of it,” spat Joseph as he
clenched his fists.
Caiaphas chuckled at his old nemesis, “Clever, clever
indeed Zaraneth. Your son killed my son, and now father shall kill father. I
like those odds…what is that odious stench?”
Joseph lit a cigarette that reeked of purely ground
coffee and a small amount of hemp. He just glared intensely as he took several
puffs looking like the cool mysterious badass he was. The silence was
infuriating to Caiaphas.
“DO OR SAY SOMETHING DAMN IT! THIS ISN’T ONE OF THOSE
STUPID DO NOTHING MOVIES THIS IS REALITY!”
growled the vampiric priest.
“Oh, sorry, I was just thinking of the best way to
castrate you before I killed you. Whether I should use my daggers or rip them
off with bare hands, because you seem to have lost yours a few hundred years
ago jackass,” grinned Joseph. It was a tactic of his to intimidate his
opponents with this method.
“Interesting Nazare, very interesting. I know your little
ways all too well. You remind me of a puppy my son once had,” replied the
monster.
“What’d you do, drown it then force feed it? By the way
which little bastard of yours are we talking about, Vlad or the ones before him
in ‘Salem?” was the snarky answer.
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