Rogue Enforcer

He was big, but not as big as Cormac or the Atlans, but still well built.

and Kronos were the two strongest legions and could wipe out the others if we so chose. I was the monster that scared the children and Styx used my infamy to our legion’s advantage. I made sure to keep my countenance severe as we walked past gaping

complete I was worse than an Atlan in beast mode. I ripped limbs from their bodies, stomped skulls into

first. “So, scum hunting tonight?”
“Yes,” I replied

Shade. I’d allowed him to live and now, apparently, he decided to repay the favor.
Or save his legion. My brother had already requested a formal meeting with Siren in the neutral territory. If Styx didn’t

wanted to like these people, I really did. They weren’t making it easy.
I sat with Cormac on a large bench placed along the far wall of the celebration area. The main dining hall they all used for most meals wasn’t large enough

brother was covered in ink, thousands of names. He didn’t have a lot of room left. I approved, glad the legion was so welcoming to her, but the letters were too small.
Like my brother, my body was covered with names. Styx and our parents who had taken me in when I had no one.

help with his brain bleed.”

as like a mythical being, oddly beautiful with gray eyes that looked like polished steel. He turned back and yelled over his shoulder. “All right, Harper. It’s safe.”
And there in the doorway was a woman. From Earth. Just like me. Blonde. She was a lot taller than me and a lot curvier, and she had green eyes instead of blue,

Covered in blood and guts and god only knew how much of it was his.
“Have a seat, big guy. And hold out those hands.”