At the moment that Iris disintegrated, three naked people struggled to crawl out of the burning fissures that were spread throughout Centralia. One was an old man in his seventies, who was missing his right leg and had bullet scars covering his back. He was emaciated to the point where it seemed like he would collapse, but unlike his appearance, he was actually happy. Continue reading →

Three days passed and the madness had subsided to a certain extent. However, as if summoned by the fiery sacrifices over the past few weeks, a terrible storm appeared and caused a decent amount of damage to Queen Anne’s County. A forewarning of future disasters. Continue reading →

Julia and Jason had both expected to be too late. It just seemed far too easy for the serial killer to make such a careless mistake. However, when they arrived, Lucille was unconscious in her bed. They tried to wake her up gently, but eventually had to call an ambulance. Continue reading →

It was early morning and many of the local police officers were just getting into work. This small station in Queen Anne’s County Maryland was usually fairly laidback, since there usually wasn’t much crime. Centreville Police Department was only a small two-story building in the suburbs, but lately, they were excessively crowded. Continue reading →

After driving away from the crime scene in that old silver car, she took off that simple mask and revealed her face. She had high cheekbones, a small and straight nose, thin red eyebrows and naturally pink lips. However, there were also horrible scars all over her face. It was as if she had been shot through her left cheek and out the right with a bullet, there was a thick knife wound from the top of her right temple, down to the area below her left earlobe… Not to mention all the much smaller burns that were scattered across her cheeks and forehead. Continue reading →

“Did you know that one out of five women in this country, are raped at some point in their life? I was talking to these kids the other day… Maybe arguing is a better way to put it. So I suggested that they should learn how to defend themselves, carry weapons and avoid going places alone. I was just trying to give some friendly advice, but instead of accepting what I said at face value… They verbally crucified me! Told me I was ‘victim blaming’ and other such bullshit!” Continue reading →