Willing To Kill The Executioner - The Intriguing Story of Justice

Image: The grim executioner raises his axe on a stormy night

to the Dark World of Executioners:

Enter the mysterious realm of justice where life and death are mercilessly decided by an executioner's hands. The notion of willingly killing someone who enforces justice may seem astonishing and paradoxical, yet history has witnessed instances of such extraordinary occurrences. In this article, we delve into the depths of this intriguing concept and explore the stories of individuals who emerged as executioners of executioners themselves.

The Rise of the Executioner:

Executioners, draped in their grim attire, have existed in various societies for centuries. Their gruesome occupation often thrusts them into the limelight, making them feared and despised by many. However, what happens when someone takes justice into their own hands to eliminate these "agents of death?"

Willing To Kill, The Executioner: Mack Bolan Short Story

by Don Pendleton(Kindle Edition)

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Legends of the Counter Executioners:

Throughout history, legends have emerged of individuals who, driven by their sense of righteousness, have vowed to rid the world of executioners. These counter executioners, as they are dubbed, operate in the shadows, seeking to bring justice to those unable to obtain it through conventional means. Their methods are shrouded in mystery, often sidestepping the boundaries of the law.

Conrad the Silent Blade:

One such remarkable figure was Conrad the Silent Blade, rumored to have lived during the Middle Ages. Little is known about his background or motives, yet his prowess in eliminating executioners became legendary. Conrad's story unfolds as we trace his path of vengeance through the darkest times in history.

Image: Portrait of Conrad the Silent Blade with his signature black cloak

Unmasking the Scales of Justice:

Another intriguing tale that intertwines justice and revenge is the story of Victor Durand, a former executioner who turned against his own to bring forth a new era of unbiased justice. Durand's transformation from the enforcer of death to the protector of life highlights the moral intricacies associated with the role of an executioner.

The Legacy of the Executioner:

As we explore the depths of the executioner's world and the emergence of counter executioners, we must ponder the lasting effects they leave behind. The enigmatic existence of these individuals not only raises questions about our perception of justice but also challenges the very essence of morality.

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Willingness to kill the executioner unveils a complex tapestry of justice, revenge, and righteousness. The stories of Conrad the Silent Blade and Victor Durand offer a glimpse into a realm where the line between right and wrong blurs, leaving behind a trail of intrigue and eternal fascination.

Willing To Kill, The Executioner: Mack Bolan Short Story

by Don Pendleton(Kindle Edition)

4.6 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	1124 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	28 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

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Willing to Kill—
"From first word to last, Don Pendleton is in pure form—as is his creation: The Executioner!" ~Jon Guenther, Author

At the beginning of his impossible war, Mack Bolan had not envisioned himself as the arch-foe of the Mafia world. He had simply reacted to a terribly disheartening situation—in the same way in which any man of like talents and ideals would have done—without knowing that soon he would become the most feared and hated enemy of the crime kingdoms.
Bolan had learned to live one heartbeat at a time—with no thought beyond the next battle line—or beyond the next police trap. The men behind the badges were, in Bolan's understanding, "soldiers of the same side," but in the official book, Mack Bolan was the largest criminal of all. And he accepted that, and would have it no other way.
He had also learned early in his war that he was stronger when standing alone—and, indeed, this was how he preferred to operate. He was not "operating" at all, though, that fated morning in Dallas when he stumbled upon the Mafia hit team.
Something large was going down, and Mack Bolan invited himself to the war!