I opened my phone to see the details that Angel sent me. Names were included but they were irrelevant to me. I just needed their photo and what they had done.
This one is a woman. She had a penchant for touching things she shouldn't, like children. When a male does it, everyone wants to string them up, when a woman does it, no one could believe a dainty female could be that appalling. Newsflash, women are as equally bad as men, if not worse.
I jumped down and hit the pavement, with my boots making a scuffle sound. I walked until I found a spot to wait. I leaned against the wall as I waited. She would be walking by any minute now.
Like clockwork there she was. I pulled my knife and tapped a dumpster making a hollow sound. She stopped and her eyes widened.
I stood up and strutted over to her, "don't tell me you're afraid. I mean a monster like you shouldn't be afraid but that's right, I'm not a child, now am I?
"I don't want any trouble," she gasped.
"Really? Because I'm pretty sure you shouldn't be a teacher either."
"I'll get help. Please, I promise," she begged me as I walked over and looked at her in the eyes. Her fear was plausible. Good. I watched her when I was younger.
How she would gain the kids trust just to abuse them. I never trusted her. I got lucky. I didn't become one of her victims.
She was my first grade teacher and I hated her. She tried once and I kicked her in the face. No one understood where I learned to do that. It was a reflex. She left me alone after that.
Now she was my target. Oh goody. Because when I'm done, she will never hurt another child. Ever.
Before she had a chance to speak I grabbed her by the throat and rammed my hand into her chest cavity, releasing my knife in the process. Blood pooled from her mouth as I took my knife and proceeded to rip out her heart. It's not like she had one anyways.
I released her and she dropped to the ground. I held up the heart and walked away before tossing it into the dumpster. Just as I closed the lid, I heard a noise. I turned to see the one and only Memphis at the end of the alleyway.
Well shit. This night just got better.
I turned to face him. Bring it on old man. I knew sooner or later we would meet.
Raising my hand I waved for him to come at me.
"This isn't the Matrix and you're not Keanu Reeves," he said to me.
"Oh really because I'm hotter than Keanu," I retorted.
"You should be home drinking your milk and eating your cookies. Leave the real work to the pros," he countered.
"Shouldn't you being taking your Metamucil? I mean we wouldn't want you to become irregular, now would we? Or would that be prune juice?"
"You have no idea who your talking to," he said to me.
I rolled my eyes as I held out my knife, "Yeah, yeah, yeah you're the almighty Memphis. We get it. You're a legend. Blah, blah, blah."
"Really?"
"What? Am I suppose to be scared of you?"
"Well....yeah."
"Seriously? You wear a mask," I said walking over to him. I took my fist and knocked on it, "hellooooo. I have toys scarier than you."
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Maven
HumorSome legends exist. Some are created. Then some are born. Urban legends are what myths are made of. When people talk about you, your legend becomes expansional. With a new threat on the horizon, Memphis is about to take on his most challenging as...