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*Maddox* I don’t bother to answer the voice in my head. I’m too angry, and I don’t want him to know what’s coming for him. Instead, once I’ve secured the crime scene, had my people take pictures and gather evidence, not that I need it because I am the law in this land, I move out, headed straight over to confront the idiotic asshole who’d decided to take matters into his own hands and cause all of these problems to begin with. Hill Country pack. The rest of the passengers are deathly quiet as we make the drive. My eyes focus out the window. If I remembered the images of all of the dead bodies I’d seen in my life, my mind would be full of ghastly figures, twisted, ripped open, covered in blood and gore. Only a few of those ghosts haunt me still. One soldier who was particularly close t