Killing America Terror Starts at a Fatal Turn

The two walked out to have lunch, and Luke briefly told Leonard the story of the Scarecrow incident.

Suddenly, someone stopped him in front.

In front of him were two handsome young men.

One of them looked slightly cold, tall, with broad shoulders, deep blue eyes, and neat short brown hair. He was wearing a black leather jacket and tight jeans. He looked capable, calm and trustworthy.

The other man had a kind smile and looked a bit like a prodigal. His curly hair was casually scattered on his forehead, his blue eyes were bright and bright, and he was wearing a gray suit and shirt and was full of energy.

"Hello, Mr. Luke, my name is Dean, and this is my colleague Sam." The calm and reliable man gave Luke a slight salute, took out an ID and showed it to him, "We are FBI agents. We received a call in a forest incident." The murderer’s case.”

"The Forest Murderer?" Luke was a little surprised. "There is such a thing, but I remember that Jesse reported the case to the Larence Town Police Station near the Mountain Forest. How come it was transferred to the FBI?"

Before the two detectives on the opposite side could answer, Leonard became excited first, "The murder case, Luke, you didn't tell me that you had ever experienced such an exciting thing."

Luke looked at Leonard with disgust and ignored him.

Agent Dean replied: "The Jungle Murderer case is not over yet. The murderer's accomplices attacked the Larence Town Police Station and obtained information about you and another survivor."

Agent Sam took over the conversation tacitly, looked at Luke seriously and said, "It has arrived in Phoenix City. According to the traces we tracked, it has killed several innocent citizens on the road. Now you are in a very difficult situation." Danger."

Luke carefully recalled that there were indeed only traces of three ogres in the ogre hut. The accomplices mentioned by the two agents in front of him came from nowhere.

He frowned and said, "Thank you for reminding me. I will definitely cooperate with you in whatever I need to do next."

Dean replied: "The address of another survivor was attacked last night. Fortunately, we arrived in time and injured the murderer's accomplice. He was frustrated there, and he will probably come to trouble you in the next few days. .”

Sam continued to answer: "Don't worry too much, we will protect you. The information of the Larence Town Police Department only shows that you attended Brooklyn Middle School and did not record your address. This ogre associate is different from normal people." Too similar, and has a very keen sense of smell, so we figured he might be looking for you near the school."

Luke thought of the information given by his identification ability when he encountered the ogre, and asked tentatively: "Wendigo?"

When Dean and Sam heard this term, they looked at him in surprise. This ordinary-looking high school student in front of them actually knew about dark monsters.

Sam asked, "How did you know?"

Luke rubbed his head in distress, without answering his question directly, and continued: "Can you provide me with more information about Wendigo? The ogres I met last time were only half of them in the process of transformation. Wendigo is not difficult to deal with. But I have never encountered a complete Wendigo."

The two brothers disguised as the FBI understood that they had met a colleague. In order to better deal with the Wendigo, a big trouble that broke into the city, Sam took out the "Monster Encyclopedia" left by his father and turned to "Wendigo". "Digo" page, pointing to a giant abstract stick figure, and introduced to Luke:

"The Wendigo, also known as the Wendigo Snowman, is a monster turned into by people who eat human flesh in order to survive when they are extremely hungry. Wendigos are extremely dangerous. They are always hungry and can become invisible in the dark. They have great strength and speed, and ordinary weapons are almost harmless to them."

After hearing Sam's introduction, Luke had already imagined the difficulty of the Wendigo. He continued: "Doesn't it have any weaknesses?"

Dean smiled, "Actually, there is. Wendigo is very afraid of flames. If you encounter a Wendigo alone, creating flames can effectively prevent it."

Weak fire.

That's okay.

My 9-point soul-strength psychic flame is exactly what I want to burn.

Luke patted Leonard, who was invisible at the side, and said to Dean and Sam in front of him: "You guys wait a moment, I'll go get something and I'll be right back."

After that, he returned to the classroom, picked up a hard schoolbag placed on the stool, and walked out.

Returning to a few people, he patted his schoolbag, opened the zipper, and slightly revealed the outline of the shotgun inside, and said, "With this thing, there will be no problem."

Dean saw Luke's disinterested look and reminded him: "The ordinary weapons Sam just said are ineffective, including guns. In fact, the shotgun can only exert a certain impact on the Wendigo at most, blocking their attack." Action, basically no harm done.”

Before Luke could say anything, Leonard, who had seen him fight the Wax Melt Demon with a Winchester, couldn't bear it at first. He stood up very rudely, with a bit of pride in his tone, "Luke's shotgun is not an ordinary one." Guns, you’ll know them once you’ve seen them.”

He was so arrogant that he seemed to be the extraordinary person, which made Luke laugh.

Luke slapped him on the head and said, "Go and eat by yourself. Be careful of being implicated if you are with me."

Leonard didn't take it seriously and said, "If it wasn't you last time, I would have died a long time ago. I believe in your strength. What's there to be afraid of from a mere ogre?"

Seeing that Luke wanted to drive him away, he continued: "Luke, we have known each other for so many years, and you know me. If you let me know about the supernatural world, but don't let me come into contact with it, then I might as well die."

Seeing Leonard's unwillingness to eat, Luke began to have a headache.

This friend is indeed as he said, obsessed with the supernatural. His daily hobby is to collect all kinds of supernatural news and then explore it.

This time the entire expedition team almost died in the wax museum. The others were so frightened that they quit the team to stay safe. Only Leonard refused to give up. It's just that the action changed from collecting clues and exploring, to trying hard to get information from Luke.

He thought over and over again and said to Leonard: "You go to Uncle Sean to get a set of stab-proof clothing, and it's best to have a gun for self-defense. After all, I can't guarantee that I can always be by your side to protect you."

Seeing that Luke finally relaxed, Leonard patted his arm excitedly: "Good brother, I knew you wouldn't leave me alone to embrace the mysterious one. I'll go right away." Then he left happily. .

Luke glanced helplessly at the two agents and explained: "I do have some ability to protect myself. If it's just a Wendigo, there should be no problem."

Dean and Sam looked at each other. Throughout their entire demon hunting careers, Wendigos were considered very dangerous creatures. They didn't know where Luke got his confidence.

This Wendigo plot is based on the Wendigo episode of the first season, with a twist of the fatal twist, so that the protagonist comes into contact with the Wen's twin evil spirits for the first time ~ Some of the author's personal feelings from "The Power of Evil" will appear later Interesting evil creature.