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FICTION

         A SMITEMAS
CAROL: CHAPTER
         III - THE END
                                                                                               By Devon Boyette

    Who are you,” Apollo cried out, fearing                   nonetheless, and accompanying laughter.
                       the terrible weight of this spirit’s
         presence. The form before him was draped in          “The disrespect!” he said, astonished.
         all white, with a veiled face and an unmistakable
         air of menace. It was death, he was sure of it,      “What right do they have?”
         coming for him as he shook here in the snow.
         But the figure only stopped and stared at him.       The phantom beside him said nothing, but
               Without a word, the figure drew a huge
         blade and pointed at him, and with a terrifying      gestured forward. Apollo moved closer to the crowd,
         silence and speed cut right for his throat. Instead
         of killing him, the sword rent the air itself, and   and though as ghostly as his escort, wove his way
         pulled both of them through to the other side.
               They were in a graveyard of sorts, a quiet     carefully through towards the front. Around him, he
         place of reverence, but Apollo could hear voices
                                                              caught snippets of hushed conversation as he moved.
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                                                              “I thought he’d never get banned,” someone

                                                              said, stroking his beak in contemplation.

                                                              “Indeed,” replied another voice, “it’s

                                                              been years. I wonder what finally did it?”

                                                              “I heard he made someone quit.” Herc added.

                                                              “Well, I’m glad he’s gone,” a short girl sneered,

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