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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required ...He walked up and kissed her head so softly, then said, “Good news, I’m off for the next few weeks.” She said, “Mmm…and I’m betting that you’re are thinking of all that you will do to me.” He smirked, and said,”Well it has crossed my mind.” She said, “I must work, but we will make the time…” And they did enjoy that time together, they went to dinner, took walks, and made love, Cormack so enjoyed these little reprieves from his chosen life, so brutal and rough. Some days he thought it very hard to beat lazing on the couch and rubbing her feet. But good times are good because they can’t last, eventually a new call did come in, he told Christie he had to go away for a sales trip, he shared no details grim. She said, “It’s fine, I must travel as well, to visit my brother, who’s going through hell.” They said their goodbyes, Cormack went to work, the patriarch’s gave him a new target, a serial killer near Topeka, “We’re not sure, but we think he’s a good bet.” They told him as they slipped him a file, he frowned, thinking this might take a while. The drive took two days, but Cormack got there, in a rented house he set up his gear, see Nephilim left some strange energy at any location where they appeared. An electric charge from their angel kin, unique to their kind, so Cormack did begin. This was the boring part of the hunting, walking the streets with a heavy backpack, inside a device reading the energy, hoping to pick up residual tracks. He started near the sites of the fell crimes, traces of a Nephilim he soon did find. For days he looked for patterns in the readings, using the data to triangulate, narrowed it down to a three block circle, armed himself and went to investigate. The device went wild as he drew near, he wondered if two Nephilim were here. He heard a commotion from a warehouse, not uncommon in a bad part of town, he heard an angel voice and painful moan, and knew something awful was going down. He slipped inside and heard a voice proclaim, “When the hunter shows up, you’ll get the blame!” Cormack stepped out and lifted his pistol, he said, “Or I’ll just kill you both here and now.” The bigger man jolted as he appeared, then his eyes glowed, and he bellowed out loud. He then then himself into a mad charge, but Cormack’s gun spoke before he got far... CONTINUES IN PART III.
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