Billy Loomis Knife Novels & Stories

I assume the L is for my middle name, which I don’t know. I applied lotion onto my body before I got dressed in my underwear. I then pulled on the booty shorts and the sports bra. I blow dried my hair and tied it into a ponytail. I then walked back to the box. I strapped the gun and knife holders onto my body before putting the knives where they belong. The knives are gold where you have to hold them, and the blades are silver.

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She stalked over and picked up a rusty but wicked-looking scythe. Lizzy’s neck felt clammy, and she stepped back. You’re in Wyoming. Not in Lagos. Not now. Never again. Lizzy stared at a familiar-looking weapon. Charlie followed her gaze. “This is a machete. It’s actually an East African panga. I ordered it online.” “Why?” Lizzy said in horror.

She could see the small singe at the top left corner from her first week at Fiordilatte, when she had left it too close to the open grill and Terry had grabbed it and tossed it in the sink before it caught properly. "You seem to be missing one," Lochlan said, pointing to the empty stitched slot where her filleting knife lived. Neave produced a second bag from the evidence box. Smaller. Inside: her missing blade, covered in dried blood. Brigail locked her jaw. "Your fingerprints are on the handle," Neave said. "That is Lussier Jimmypson's blood." She tapped the bag with one ragged nail. "We reviewed his file. We know he was a loan shark. We know you owed him money, money your father accumulat

Hell billy yelled, we saw Boogerman's grin as he waved to us as if to say goodbye. "That's crazy dogs." I said then get away from the man who attacked me while he was now carrying a knife. Edmond on the other side also tried to get back a punch when suddenly Hell Billy punched me on my side but I grabbed his arm and punched him back in the face. The f*ck this! They give me head ache. "Are you gay Loid?" Hell Billy shouted at me while laughing loudly. I ignored him and fought with them, as time went on they increased in number.

Brutal, effective, designed to take on multiple opponents and survive, if somewhat worse for wear. Also he gave me a knife, which seemed irresponsible even to me, a violent juvenile delinquent. It wasn't l like a Bowie knife either, or a survival knife. It was straight, double-edged, with a wickedly sharp point. He called it a "Fairbarn". Later I'd learn that the skills he taught me dated back to world war two. I've never been able to get Billy to tell me where he learned it.

"Don't fight!" The moment her brightly colored jacket disappeared into the tree line, the silence of the forest crashed down around us. I stood frozen by the truck bed. William didn't immediately start on the tent. Instead, he walked over to the driver's side cabin and pulled something out from under the seat. A heavy, leather-bound sheath. My breath hitched. I watched, paralyzed, as he drew a hunting knife with a black, non-reflective blade. It was easily eight inches long and lethal. He tested the edge with his thumb, a faint hum escaping his throat.

Is it because I'm moving around? I swung the knife and cut the neck of the person in front of me, again getting so much blood on my face. Damn, Shiloh will be scared if he sees me bathed in blood like this. George threw his pistol that had no more bullets, his dead cigarette butts also on the floor. He took out a long knife from his waist. He always carried the long knife and hung the sheath there. He quickly cut down everyone in front of him.

Then, there was a flashing sword, the moonlight glinted off the silver blade, followed by an explosion of agony. The pain in Billy’s arm was unlike anything he had ever experienced in his life. He lay there on the ground amongst the broken cornstalks and watched with a sideways view as the black hearse plowed through the stalks for the two hunters to jump in. Then, it pulled away from the fray toward the graveyard beyond the edge of the cornfield. A few members of the pack followed but were quickly cut down by the spray of automatic gunfire from the car’s back window.