TirainaRex

Letting go of all of all my fear and self-depreciation, I lunged at the being. They seemed even more disoriented than before and tried to hit and pry me off. I punched, kicked and bit at the figure, and knew nothing could stop me. When the being fell to the ground with a loud crunch, my victory was obvious. "We did it! Okay, stop the twister. It's time to see who this monster really is," I ordered. Kicking the figure in the chest allowed for them not to get up. I stood over them, bitter and unforgiving. I could see they were having trouble breathing and processing what had just happened. Guilt tried to dominate my mind, but in this moment,

Tears stung my face as I rested, desperately pleading for a heartbeat. Rain bucketed down, soaking the environment. I ignored it, however, as the emotion I felt was overwhelming. The once animated, determined role model I had looked up to had fallen. The powerful man that had always called me 'son' was truly gone. Suddenly, something surged through my veins. It felt as if Cameron was transmitting power to my humble body. But this wasn't the feeling of superhuman strength or determination. It was anger. Rage. The desire to bring down the one that ended my father's life. Pacing quickly, I followed the deep prints that the figure's boot had le