Slewfoot: A Tale of Bewitchery

by Brom

“Angels must often do dark deeds in the name of the Lord,”

“Do these names sound familiar? Hobomok, Atlantow, Chepi, Matanto, Okee, Widjigo?” They did, each one hitting Samson like a punch to the chest. “Or as the Christians call you … the beast, tempter, Father of Lies, Satan, Lucifer, on and on. So many names, but they all mean the same thing.

You are pestilence and plague, war and strife. You bring ruin to all you touch.

“I am the shepherd and I am the slayer. I am life and I am death!”

This is about hunting Wallace down and killing him even if it takes my last breath. Two eyes for an eye. If I can kill him twice, three times, four times, I’ll do it, and each time I will dance a jig of joy upon his bloody corpse.”