Assassin HeroA Story by 5hade5layerA very short story from a girl, Ira's P.O.V. tells a quick scene of one of her many assignments. This is my first piece of writing on this site so it is more experimental.The gun kicks twice in my hand, ending two lives, quick and easy. A heavy whump and a sharp crack and another ended. A dull shink and yet another. I could do this all day. Hell, I’ve been doing it my whole life. I was made to do this. Born into it. Static fills my earpiece followed by dry clapping. “Well done.” “Do not congratulate me on such a mundane task,” I reply, just as dryly. “Mundane, is it?” “It’s what you’ve made it.” A chuckle. “Very well. Finish the job. When you are done, report back. After that, you are dismissed.” Dislodging the earpiece, I hurdle it at an oncoming guard. He chokes on it, and lies still after a few minutes. Or what I assume would be a few minutes. By then, I am already making my way toward the center of the building, where the main target is. With orders not to leave a trace, I hit two more square in the chest, straight through the heart. Now without ammo, I rely on my superhuman strength to finish the rest. My knife would leave too much blood. Light as ever and without a sound, I dart around the corner leaping at the last moment. I land on the first man, twisting his head quick. Cannonballing onto the second behind him, I land with my legs wrapped around his neck. Again, a quick twist and he falls on his back. Vaulting off his shoulders while he falls, I continue my way around the corner. The chamber awaits me, like a queen bee’s nest. I don’t hesitate to open the door. He expects me, but can do nothing. “Ira, my girl. Come to finish the job, have you?” “Just another assignment.” A pause. His eyes twinkle as he evaluates me. I’m not sure what I see. I take it as pity, a bittersweet pride, and much wisdom. “Tell me, do see yourself as a villain or a hero?” He is stalling. The slightest movement of my wrist and the knife buries itself in his throat. Of course I am the hero. At least from what I think of myself. To most, I am the villain, no doubt. And the man on the speaker, their hero.© 2016 5hade5layerAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on November 17, 2016 Last Updated on November 17, 2016 Author5hade5layerCAAboutI am a 14 year old sophomore currently homeschooled, but I had attended OCSA for Creative Writing in my freshman year. I enjoy writing and reading as they are a way to relieve stress :). I am also a h.. more..Writing
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