Killing Comparison 소설 & 이야기

I said my voice slightly breaking. "You made me look like a fool, all the combats and training and killing was for nothing but to make me just like you, a killer that gets to live with the guilt forever. Goodbye Rarf, you'll be better off in hell." I said as I clicked the gun ready to unload every bullet in his hardened heart.

“Kill you? Do you think I won’t?” “Smack!” “Look at yourself. Killing you is like slaughtering an animal for me.” “Smack!” “A wimp like you want to kill my family?” “Smack!” “I could just kill your family before you do.”

His eyes burned with determination. “Kill a beast? Doesn't the wolf I faced count?” I ventured. “You defended yourself against a wolf, human,” he replied with a sarcastic laugh. “Killing is different.” “What do you mean by that?” I asked, worried about the direction of the conversation. “When you kill, it's a choice. When you hunt, you assess your prey, stalk it, and capture it. You choose a victim and attack!” Pleasure gleamed in his eyes and made me shudder.

"Hmm." Edward nodded, signaling that he was listening carefully. "One hit kill, as the name suggests, is to end the battle with the fastest speed, and you can subdue the enemy in an instant, and the means are a little more ruthless, and you can even directly put the opponent to death." Edward was silent for a long time when he heard this, and then asked: "Although what you said is powerful, what if you use modern hot weapons?" I want to learn how to shoot at the shooting range! What is the use of coming to the martial arts hall?

In other words, she had been buried alive. Harmony's gentle, cool voice rang through the conference room. Everyone felt a heavy sense of pressure. Parker bowed his head, lost in thought. Such a cruel and primitive method of killing was normally only seen in times of war or used by tyrants to terrorize their subjects, such as burning books. However, when used in modern society to commit a crime, it left no clear trail, even for someone like Parker who had studied criminal history extensively.

He enjoyed torture, he enjoyed blood and death. I was the one who was in the wrong for expecting anything different than what he was. If I were to compare him to Ethan, which I would never do, but if I were to compare their violent acts hadn’t they been the same? Ethan wasn’t a saint. He was violent and he killed people because he chose to. The only difference was that he didn’t enjoy it. He didn’t revel in their slow and painful death but did that make him any better when he still committed the same acts when he killed mercilessly?

Intelligence over destruction. My finger squeezed the trigger— One. A beast collapsed mid-leap, a bullet through its skull. Two. Another staggered, its front leg snapping under the force of my shot. Three. A clean kill. No wasted bullets. No unnecessary force. Kai fought just ahead of me, his claws a blur of silver and red, his movements precise, deadly. Lennon moved like a ghost, dodging through the battlefield, twin blades flashing, cutting down anything that got too close.

Gun still smoking. Expression calm. Like he hadn’t just killed a man in the middle of a formal council meeting. "I don't really give a damn if you call her a murderer," Killian said, his voice steady and sharp like a blade. "You want to know the thing about people like us? We’ve all killed. Every single one of us. And the only reason we’re still breathing is because we’re damn good at it. If we weren’t, we’d be dead already. So spare me the moral high ground."

I admit, my heart crushing under its weight. He plants a second kiss, and it strangely eases my chest. I'm definitely not falling in love. Am I? "Ryat is a little quicker to kill, much like his father was compared to Don Regan." I know that story. He tosses a coin to pass judgment, and both sides might mean that the unfortunate offender dies. The only mercy is usually the difference in methods. But with Rex, It's absolutely believable that he was like that—probably still is.

Killing her would means going to jail plus this woman hasn't done any wrong to her. It's just that she feels like if she kills her, Lily would feel the pain which is exactly what she needed. For Lily to fall into a deep pain but any sort of pain that can not force Lily to pack out of Drake Bell's house is not worthy of what she can stress herself over.