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Bloodshed
Author: Enahoro BHB
last update2025-09-16 01:04:29

The Calabrese residence was a battlefield, its once-pristine halls now scarred with bullet holes and streaked with blood. The air reeked of gunpowder and fear, the sharp *crack* of gunfire mingling with the guttural cries of the wounded. In the private suite where Warren’s parents had been savoring a fleeting moment of peace, chaos erupted like a thunderclap. Four guards burst through the door, their faces taut with urgency, their rifles gleaming under the chandelier’s amber glow.

“We’re under attack!” barked the lead guard, a burly man with a jagged scar across his cheek. His voice was a raw edge of panic, barely restrained. “Ayeaxemen—they’ve breached the gates!”

Another guard, wiry and quick, darted to the heavy oak doors, slamming them shut and twisting the lock with a metallic *clunk*. The remaining three fanned out, their rifles trained on the entrance, fingers hovering over triggers. Their eyes were hard, but the faint tremble in their hands betrayed the truth: the Ayeaxemen we
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