Cannibalism Cases Novelas e Histórias

Alain said, lighting another cigarette as he finished the first one. After a moment of silence, he continued, "Do you remember the case where 100,000 people were poisoned?" "Of course," Horace’s expression darkened with anger at the mention of it. "That was the most brutal and cruel case I’ve ever encountered. 100,000 people from 20 villages, all poisoned in one night, their limbs severed and placed in pressure cookers..." The horrific scene still haunted Horace. None of the bodies were intact. They still hadn’t found the person responsible.

“Save us from what? Or from whom?” I see how the general nods, sighs and says. “I’ll start from the beginning. A few months ago, before knowing who would make up the panel of experts in the assessment, we received disturbing news about mass kidnappings of children, women and men of all ages, but especially those of seventeen or eighteen years old. We found corpses around different borders, at all cardinal points, except the borders of the royal pack. Some belonged to established packs, but most were rogues. The most disturbing thing was the way they died. Clearly, they were the subject of experiments. Some had their tongues cut out. There were women who showed clear signs of having been rape

The kitchen ladies always had something to say. "Come closer," she said beckoning me with her hands, and I shifted so I could face her. "Have you heard of the missing forsakens case?" She asked in a whisper. "Yes, I heard about it a while ago." "It turns out that not only grade C omegas like us were targeted. Alphas were also victims of the said massacre." She informed and my eyes widened. "In the same way?" "Yes, in the same way. They had their blood drained out of them. It was horrible."

He didn’t consider this. Fuck!!! Fuck! Fuck! Fuck! Some of them won’t be hungry for food… Some will crave other living beings… Some will crave blood… And some will simply crave havoc and destruction!

If I dropped a pin, I’d clearly hear the sound when it hit the sand. “This fight is between Cannibal and a foreigner. They’re fighting to secure passage to the North Islands. May the best man win. Let them out.” The cage opened, and I saw the man they called Cannibal. “What happened to him?” “He’s the only different member of our pack. He went missing for months, and one day we found him floating in the ocean. He was just like me, but we don’t know what turned him into this hideous creature. King Crixus accepted him back as a member of the pack because he’s indeed a good man.”

“Your territory has become a high-risk zone for these mutations. We’ve documented seven sightings in the past month alone.” I leaned forward, careful not to show the anxiety roiling me. “And confirmed attacks?” “Three,” Elder Thorne added. “Two survivors with extensive injuries. One fatality—a young scout found disemboweled near the eastern boundary.” “Disemboweled but not eaten,” Marcus clarified. “These creatures don’t hunt for food. They kill for sport, or perhaps…” “Testing their abilities,” I finished, a chill racing down my spine. “Someone’s creating these abominations as weapons.”

The sight of blood dribbling down her mouth made me forget that she used to be like us and she was not always cannibalistic. But this is what she had come to now and asides myself, no one knew this was how bad the situation had become. Anthonier would have killed her personally without waiting for my input. When I heard about the dead animals. I was surprised that they were uneaten and just dead. I had wanted to rule it as her hunger but she did not as much as bite them. That was the evidence I needed to know something was wrong. “You plan on blowing the only cover you have left that’s keeping you alive?” The tone of annoyance found its way into my speech regardless of how I tried to hide it

Cassia asked shaking from the chill going down her spine. “They are called ferals. They are halflings that died of either starvation or bled to death. The human side dies but the vampire reanimates the body but because the brain was dead to long before the vampire gene could take over. The primal part of the brain still works so the only thing that drives them is the hunger.” Dolios explained. “It had some shreds of clothing on it that had the king’s insignia on it. “ Cassia stated as she shivered from looking at it again. “How many more are there?” Cassia asked. “I don’t know, I know we took out this small hunting pack.” Duncan replied also staring at the strange creature.

Harrison had seen the slaughter in the cave. “Thing is, there were no suspects and no human DNA found on the scene other than what could be traced back to the vics.” “Right, so it was an animal attack,” Gabriel said. “Seems pretty straight forward?” “Not as straight forward as you might think.” Harrison grinned and called for a waitress. “See, the experts put it down to wolves, because wolves, like most carnivores, go for the organs first. Liver, kidneys, that kind of thing because offal is high in protein. In wolf packs, the older, dominant animals eat first and get the best organs. Then younger ones get the scrap meat. You with me so far?”

“I’ll start gathering the equipment we’ll need to survive. More internet shopping. When am I going to get through all these papers? It’s really fascinating how many scandals occurred around here. Did you know whatever killed these people broke up an illegal liquor smuggling business? It took out the moonshine makers at their stills.” “So, the list of deaths is long and goes on for decades? Is there any way to prove that my family did not cause them?” “Well, they appear in fits and starts. I’d say when the portal randomly opened and something came through it. But you can’t exactly expect the locals and law enforcement of the time to believe some monsters from another world were having lunch o