From a kilometer away I felt the heat. One step closer would set me aflame. But even in that blazing heat and blizzard of ash I could hear the scream of Puk Prukkun.
It was the downpour that followed the thunderstorm. Igneous rage that turns to scorching sorrow. A requiem of ash like a shard of ice that cut through the inferno before me.
She was a herald of destruction. A divine fire that scourged the holy city for its sin, sparing neither monstrous mongrel nor blameless blame.
She was a child, screaming her throat raw as she cradled the corpse of her only friend.
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