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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, May 5, 2017
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Action and Thriller
I see a shape in the distance, the darkness of the forest is hiding the body well but someone's definatly there. The movements are slow and jagged, like a wounded animal. The person comes into the clearing that our deer trap is facing and looks around before continuing to walk. Kaleb shifts next to me and mumbles "They're limping. Should we help?" I inhail slowly, contemplating, before exhailing. Kaleb and I watched as the approaching person's breath floated stiffly from the cold in the faint moonlight. It's past midnight and we're miles into the back country of Colorado with nothing but the packs on our backs, the heavy clothing we're wearing, and the two shotguns we took for hunting Bucks. I wipe my mouth. "Stay here." Kaleb shot out a hand and grabbed my bicep "Abosolutly not miss impetuous, for all we know that could bigfoot."
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It was a baby. A demon baby. His arms were spread, and legs pumping joyously. He saw me and smiled. No teeth. No horns. Red skin. My stomach tightened. I just killed his parents. My eyes went up the fire escape to the window to the apartment where his parents died fighting me with nothing more than a kitchen knife and baseball bat. I had a good supply of guns. They were each shot at least three times. A baby. Fuck. What do I do? It started raining. Drops were hitting him on the face. His bright eyes and cheery demeanor turned uncertain. Then he pouted, water forming in his eyes. I was a Hunter. I should put him out of his misery. It would be so easy. Ten more grand today. One bullet. Just one. I steeled myself and pulled a gun. "Make it fast, a mercy shot." I breathed out, and put the barrel to the head of the baby demon. He looked in my eyes to save him from this wetness all over him. He didn't even know what a gun was. I couldn't do it. I breathed out. "Shit!" I holstered my gun and picked him up.

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