Helltaker Judgement Novels & Stories

Sienna was married off to a butcher, and I heard the man had just beaten his last wife to death. I'd told them before. I was the one who lifted her out of the mountains, and I could just as easily send her back to hell.

The comments immediately filled with mockery. "As if she'd ever feel guilty! She probably gets a kick out of watching you clean up after her!" Judge Lowery reviewed the memory fragments, frowning and shaking his head. "Ms. Fuller, after analysis by the judicial panel, you are still judged to be inherently malicious." Clenching my teeth, I pressed the button to extract memories again. The crowd gasped in shock, as the second memory extraction required the use of red-hot steel needles. No one was believed capable of enduring it.

Book One- Counsel for the Wolf Act I- The Body and the Retainer Chapter 1 Jordan POV The judge hated me before I even stood up. I didn’t take it personally. Judge Halprin hated most people, but he saved a special kind of contempt for defense attorneys who wore heels that clicked and spoke in full sentences. I’d learned his tells over the last two years: the way he stared at the seal on the wall like it was the only honest thing in the room, the way he tapped his pen when he’d already decided you were wasting his time, the way he said Counselor like it was a dirty word.

He almost fell to the floor. He quickly shook his head hard and said, “I would never do that. I… I’m here to ask for your forgiveness.” “What crime did you commit against me?” Chase asked tauntingly. “I… I shouldn’t have interfered in your business,” Hector stammered in reply. Silence! There was complete silence in the living room! Everyone watched this unfold in shock. They could not believe their eyes. Was this really Hector, the man known as Hell’s Judge? The man whom everyone feared?

The miscarriage was because of the pregnancy tonic my mother gave her," said Luther in a cold, unrelenting voice. Kai stood frozen. It was as if he was struck by lightning. His lips moved, but no sound came out. "Look at yourself now. This is karma," Luther said, though it was as much for himself as for Kai. "Callista doesn't want you anymore. You're now nothing but a stray dog." "No… no, that's not true. My sister…" "Even if Callista comes back, Wren's child will always be there to remind her of what you and I have done." Kai's face was drained of all color. The house staff then dragged him out of Luther's place and tossed him beyond the gates.

The figure regarded Kael in silence, as if considering his words. Sasha whispered to Ethan, “Is he… winning?” “I don’t know,” Ethan replied, his voice strained. The figure spoke again, its tone colder this time. “Defiance cannot erase the stains of your soul. There is one final judgment.” Without warning, the red light surrounding Kael imploded, leaving him on his knees, gasping for air. The chamber went silent, the tension so thick Sasha felt she couldn’t breathe. Kael pushed himself to his feet, his voice shaking but determined. “You want to judge me? Then judge me. But don’t you dare try to erase what I’ve built.”

The slap marks looked so real. “You need to know one thing, Mr. Tan. The result of the court's decision has not really been decided by the judges. They are still reviewing all the witnesses that both Nakia and Intel have given. And I need to emphasize once again, our expert witness has yet to give any explanation. But you seem very confident of winning this fight.” Helena took a few sheets of tissue. She wiped the palm of the hand she'd used to slap Arslan, squeezed it hard, and threw it away. It was as if the rough touch was something Helena didn't want to feel. “We'll meet again in court and don't ever dream... you'll come back to me just because a child is in my stomach.”

I snapped my finger and the hammer disappeared, along with Nirvana. “You are not my father. You stopped being my father when that monster took you from me. You stopped being my father when you drove that spike through mother’s heart. From that moment, you just became a monster, an evil creature.” I stretched out my hand and the hammer reappeared, small sized. “And you know what I do to monsters?” I raised my hammer up for one strike. “I destroy them, and leave no traces.” The hammer started growing brighter as I raised it. “God’s Sledgehammer: Judgement.” He blocked it, but the hammer just destroyed the idea of anything blocking it’s path and connected my father’s hands, breaking them in the

Things were crystal clear. She put down the phone. What she had to tell him he could hear it quite well. Isabelle stared at him calmly for a couple of seconds, while Nathaniel, thinking his words hit her hard, continued to grin at her. “I know you’re on death row. That your execution date hasn’t been decided yet. You can die tomorrow or in a few years... but it will happen. You’re going to pay for everything you’ve done to all of us. When they’ll decide to give you that injection, I’ll be there, in the front row. I won’t miss it for the world. Until then, I’ll remove your memory, your presence from my mind, and my life. But you won’t be able to do the same thing, I know that for a fact. You’

Claire Henderson was just tidying her desk, she'd had a reasonably quiet afternoon considering that she was the go-to woman for several high profile people. She had uploaded a couple of photos and a link for an interview for an up and coming singer who had just won a national competition. She had spoken to the social media assistant who worked for her firm and who was in charge of the Facebook profile of one of the biggest British heartthrob actors Sebastian Drake and had a conversation with a detective from Scotland Yard over a woman who was stalking him.