Carnage (Remastered) Read Online Free

Carnage (Remastered)
Book: Carnage (Remastered) Read Online Free
Author: Vladimir Duran
Tags: Coming of Age, War, teen, Military science fiction, action and adventure, Magical Realism, military fantasy, wizard and warrior
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Legal constrained against brain scanning, data
mining is their only way of discovering Knights hiding among the
normal wizard populace.
    Primary analysis units focus on analyzing
data collected from the entire population. They look for any
anomalies such as displays of heightened intelligence or athletic
ability. Their job is to find what is exceptional and ascertain if
it is beyond the parameters of what a normal wizard could do. The
Hunters also employ a secondary analysis unit that focuses
exclusively on schools. They scour all school records for any
anomalies consistent with a Knight. Once flagged by one of these
units a suspect will be further investigated by intelligence
agents. These agents make call whether or not to bring in one of
the Hunting units.
    Aside of analysis the Hunters also provide
rapid response teams to be dispatched in case of a sudden attack by
Knights. There are dozens of Knight Hunter bases in all five wizard
cities. One of these bases will be publicly known, the others
secret.
    Only three units of Knight Hunters spend
their time actively engaging Knights. When a potential Knight is
discovered one of these units will be dispatched to eliminate the
target. Their mandate allows only for one result. The Knight must
die. Occasionally a false positive will occur and a wizard will
prove not to have been a Knight. False positives are never publicly
acknowledged.
    Though trained the Knight Hunters are
skilled only to the degree of a Pre-Ocean regular soldier.
Consequently their tactics for dealing with Knights rely on brute
force application of power. They overwhelm a target with saturation
fire from as many directions as possible. Hunters prefer to ambush
a potential Knight in order to minimize response.
    Despite dealing with Knights on a regular
basis there has been erosion in the skill of the Knight Hunters
over the years. Hiding their skills atrophies a Knight's power
leading to easier Hunts. They have not faced a true Knight, let a
alone a Harrower, in five hundred years.
     

Glossary
     
Cords – the Reigh is categorized by six
separate elements differentiated by color and what they control. In
active spells or when used individually those elements are referred
to as cords. Shades vary somewhat from individual to individual but
generally they are yellow for air/wind/gas, blue for water/liquid,
brown for earth/solid, red-orange for fire/heat, violet for
lightning/energy, crimson red for shadow/spirit.
Refers to the arm wearing a gauntlet that
generates a constant shield providing protection from most
attacks.
Web – Wizards spells are sometimes referred
to as webs because their pictographic representation resembles a
spider web. The number and color of the radial arms representing
the elements to be used their length representing their proportion
and the connections representing interaction.
     
    Playlist
     
The Man Comes Around – Johnny Cash
Smells Like Teen Spirit – Nirvan

Next Time
    After a year spent covered in the muck and
blood of battle and death Vlad has changed. The wraith has become
infamous. He's fought and there have been victories losses and
sacrifices and nothing has changed. It's time for a new direction.
Unfortunately the only way forward goes through the wizard criminal
underworld. He's here to make a deal and he's willing to pay in
bodies.

 
    About the Author
    Vladimir Duran is a man who loves a good
story no matter what form it takes. He's into everything from
comics, manga and anime to the epic poets and classic cinema. A
good story is a good story is a good story. Vladimir lives in New
York City where he pretends to be a legal clerk when he would
rather be writing. He spends his free time Drawing and Playing Mass
Effect. He also likes to build magic systems based on classical
philosophy.
     
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