A Blood-Like Rain (All the Hounds of Hell #2)
So now, every battle, every life I take, I try to remember.
I’m not always as successful as I’d like to be. I don’t always manage to reach the detachment for the unfolding events as I’d like. In the end, I guess, I’m only a man.
There is a sort of absurd peace to battle. You hear the noises and the chaos, but at the same time, there is this overwhelming quiet that is overcoming all your senses. There is a simplicity in the gestures, the movements, the choices. There is no deeper meaning, or social pleasantries or protocols—just cause and effect. One gun short, one wound, then you move on. It has a rhythm, like a travesty of a mantra leading you in this altered state of mind, where the most a
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