Blood and Rain
The suffocating, half-century-old guilt surged to the surface, distorting into a feral, apocalyptic madness.
Not again. By the ancients, NOT AGAIN.
An ancient, Norse berserker roar ripped from Riheirk’s throat—a sound so dark, primordial, and terrifying it caused the very ground beneath his boots to shudder.
He didn't draw his broadsword. He didn't use his daggers. Riheirk blurred across the ravine at a speed that defied the laws of physics, a streak of pure, unadulterated vengeance cutting through the night. He descended upon the Blood-born like a falling mountain.
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