Send To Kill

In a world where beliefs clashed like thunder, some worshipped Buddha, others knelt before the cross, and some whispered prayers to Allah. But in the shadows lurked a man who didn’t fit into any of these beliefs. He was a self-made monster—a mix of faith and madness. He read the Bible not to find salvation, but to twist its words into a weapon for his darkest urges.

His journey began in despair; his mother died giving him life, while his father was a ghost, a name stained with violence. Orphaned and alone, he grew into a sullen boy who feared his own heart. At nine, he was abused, and in that moment of pain, he wished death upon his tormentor. Days later, the man fell dead, and fear began to swirl around him like a storm.

Adopted at twelve, he ended up in a home filled with spirituality. His new family pushed him to believe, but their faith twisted in his mind like a snake. He converted, yes, but not to love; it became a sick understanding of purpose. Each sermon he took in was a potion brewing in a cauldron of madness.

At sixteen, he caught a pastor in a moment of betrayal, a secret sin that shattered his childhood faith, fucking a boy in his ass. Disillusioned, he sought refuge in the army, where he met a brother in arms, a man who made him feel destined for greatness. But the battlefield, soaked in blood, became his true calling. He shot with deadly precision until a bullet found his friend instead, leaving him to wrestle with the cruel irony of life.

Haunted by loss, he drifted through years of mourning until dreams of angelic visions called to him like whispers in the dark. Three times in one week, he saw himself soaring, wings unfurling against a shattered sky. The dreams ignited something within him—a hunger, a thirst for purpose that could only be quenched by death.

One fateful night, fueled by booze and darkness, he walked a lonely road. Three men approached, their intentions hidden behind malice. They robbed him, not knowing the predator he truly was. Their taunts cut deeper than any blade. “You don’t have any purpose in life, so just fuck off, you whore child.” Those words ignited a fury deep within him. He followed them into the night, a specter of vengeance, and when the blood flowed, it was like a baptism—he emerged renewed.

With every kill, he felt the weight of purpose settle over him. The thrill of his new life pushed him deeper into a void of drugs and madness, where reality blurred and morality twisted into something sick. He started using everything—smoking, injecting, feeling invincible. High on his own power, he decided to kill.

Then came Abigail, a ray of kindness in a world drenched in darkness. A single mother loved by many, she was blissfully unaware of the storm that stalked her. He followed her home, heart racing with the promise of destruction. When she opened the door, her smile would be the last light she ever saw.

What followed was a nightmare that stained the very air. He choked her to death, her gasps muffled by his hands. Her son Troy met the same fate, his innocent eyes never to see the warmth of his mother again.

But it didn’t end there. In a sick act of defilement, he took a knife, cut off her breasts, and stuffed them into her womb, a twisted ritual that left him exhilarated. He gouged out her eyes, leaving behind an emptiness that mirrored his own. This was not just murder; it was his dark initiation into infamy.

Years passed, and with each life he claimed, he left behind a message—1 Chronicles 21:15, inscribed with chilling reverence. “And God sent an angel unto Jerusalem to destroy it…” The irony was not lost on him; he had become the Angel of Death, not a servant of God, but a grim reaper cloaked in scripture.

In his mind, he was fulfilling a divine mission, a rapture of souls dancing to his twisted rhythm. With every victim, he carved deeper into the fabric of terror, becoming a legend born from the ashes of lost faith and warped belief. The world would come to know his name, and in their fear, they would whisper his story—a tale of a man standing at the crossroads of faith and madness, forever searching for his true calling.