Prologue: One More SinA Chapter by TrevorRunning for his life, he believes that his time to die has finally come...until he notices something in the sky, and the situation changes He crashed through the woods,
stumbling over fallen branches as he desperately tried to outrun his pursuers. "Faster!" A voice called
out in the darkness, "He's getting away!" "I see him!" Another cried
out from the black of night surrounding the young man. The youth was out of breath and
pained by the gash in his leg from the fence he had caught himself on earlier,
but he would not stop. He could not stop. As long as anyone knew who he was...what he
was, he could never stop. The
young man thought to himself that there must have been a time life wasn't like
this. There had to have been a time in
his life he wasn't hunted down like a dog simply for being alive. His legs burned, but he would not
let them slow. Slowing meant death. The sounds of pursuit became louder and
louder. He tried to make his legs move
faster, but to no avail. He knew the
chase wouldn’t last much longer. A dead
branch tangled his feet and sent him tumbling.
No! No! This can’t end here! He
screamed inside his own head. Throwing
himself to his feet, he prepared to run again, but a loud crashing through the
brush directly behind him made him stop.
He turned. Two men stood in front
of him now: his pursuers. They had
caught him. There was no more running
for him. The young man looked to the night sky, praying for
some miracle. All he saw were the gray clouds
against a backdrop of black. Tears
welling up in his eyes, he knew that he deserved this. The terrible things he had done were more
than enough to warrant the execution these two men were about to carry out. The clouds drifted across the sky, revealing
the full moon, a great light against the black of the night. Snapping his head down to look at his pursuers, the
young man knew what would happen next.
Death was going to rain down on this place. He knew this, yet he wasn’t afraid. The affects the moon had on his body were
already starting. The changes taking
hold of him. He knew death was coming,
but it wouldn’t be his death. The two
men in front of him should never have followed him on the night of a full
moon. Tomorrow he would mourn their
deaths and pray forgiveness of yet another sin committed.
Tonight…tonight he would survive. © 2010 TrevorFeatured Review
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Added on July 20, 2010Last Updated on September 8, 2010 AuthorTrevorAberdeen, SDAboutI closed my account 2 years ago. Haven't written a word since then. Guess I just figured it was about time to start again...so here's my "about me" 2 years from the last time I wrote this: 25 year.. more..Writing
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