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Crossing The Boundaries- Chapter Seven (standard:drama, 0 words) [7/12] show all parts | |||
Author: Siobhan | Added: Jun 03 2001 | Views/Reads: 2650/2078 | Part vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Jack is faced with the evil for a showdown onto the death. If Jack looses, everyone she cares for looses. The fight is on. | |||
CHAPTER SEVEN THE BATTLE TO THE DEATH BETWEEN GOOD AND EVIL "Fine," and a blast of evil hit her full force. She was knocked on her butt and she felt as if her breath had been stolen from her. "No," she sobbed and stood up painfully. Every bone ached and her head spun but she did not loose her focus. God was on her side and nothing could defeat her now. "I will destroy you in the name of Jesus Christ," she took a staggering step forward. She almost toppled over but she regained her balance in time. She opened her arms and a white light moved over everything. There was a groan of agony and then the light flashed momentarily then vanished. "That was the best you could do?" the voice choked out. She was again thrown to the ground and her head bounced off a solid pine tree. "Ohh," she groaned and closed her eyes. She couldn't get up, the pain was unbearable. How could God expect a mortal teenager girl to defeat the evil that was attempting to exterminate her? "Get up!" a voice inside of her ordered. She opened her eyes and winced from the glare of the snow but she struggled to her feet. She mustn't give up for it would mean the death of so many innocent people. Including her Nick and David! "That was the best you could do?" she weakly taunted back. She opened her arms and another white flash basked everything in sheer goodness. She felt God with her and in that instance knew that she would die very soon but God would aid her with anything that she asked in the meantime. There was a sharp shriek and she felt as if she were being stabbed all over her body by tiny needles. She swallowed back the cry that threatened to pour out of her body. "Oh Lord, give me the strength," she sobbed as she spun around looking for relief. She could hear the frightening laughter of the evil being and she sought to bring about it's destruction but she knew that she could do no such thing on her own. She spun around, her face a mask of pure, unabashed hatred, "They have tracked me, they now surround me, their eyes alert, to throw me to the ground. They are like a lion hungry for prey, a great lion crouching in cover. Oh Lord, confront them, bring them down. Rescue me from the wicked by your sword. Oh Lord, by your hand, save me from such men; from men of this world, whose reward is only in this life. You still the hunger of those you cherish, their sons have plenty, and they store wealth for their children. And I- in righteousness, I will see your face. When I awake, I will be satisfied by seeing your likeness. Psalms 17:11-15. Don't mess with God for he protects his children from the scum of hell such as yourself." The evil being knew that it was going to die for her words were like fire in it's soul and it could feel the flames devouring it eternally. She had no idea where the verse had came from but it had seemed like the perfect thing to say. "No, I do not wish to go back," it roared and threw one more last swing at Jack. It hit her and forced her to her knees but her eyes were filled with an unearthly rage and she would not go down. She rose haughtingly and lifted her arms to the heavens with a smile of triumph on her lips. "Die, may you go back down to hell by God's command," she spat and a great chasm opened like a rip in the crust of a pie. "No," the demon wailed and smoke tendrils gripped the evil entity and sucked it back down to it's hellish abode. Screams and wails of pain reached up from the depths and fire blazed up. A roar followed the shocking noise and sights then a sucking noise forced the chasm shut and all was silent. "Thank you Lord," Jack sighed as she felt all of her strength leave her. She collapsed into the snow and her entire body hurt. She looked up towards the now clear, blue sky and smiled. She had completed her task and ensured her true loves a future. Click here to read the rest of this story (190 more lines)
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