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    Scarier than Evil: Power and Those Who Use It, #2
    Scarier than Evil: Power and Those Who Use It, #2
    Scarier than Evil: Power and Those Who Use It, #2
    Ebook41 pages32 minutesPower and Those Who Use It

    Scarier than Evil: Power and Those Who Use It, #2

    By Albert Oon

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    The police respond to a prison break where both normal criminals and superhumans are kept. Renzo is among the officers who respond to the call, but once he finds his older brother getting mixed up in the event and helping a family member of the people who tried to kill him and his parents escape the prison, he'll find that this is the start of something larger than he expects and maybe the end of the police as an institution.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlbert Oon
    Release dateFeb 15, 2025
    ISBN9798230980926
    Scarier than Evil: Power and Those Who Use It, #2
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    Albert Oon

    A Catholic, self-published writer who writes for fun and to help others out. I write in the genres of horror, fantasy, romance, and sci-fi. I hope to be a successful writer who will be successful by helping you through life and possibly even help save your soul by leading you to God.

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      Scarier than Evil - Albert Oon

      Table of Contents

      Scarier than Evil (Power and Those Who Use It, #2)

      Chapter 1 – Lethal Justice

      Chapter 2 – Digging Deeper

      Chapter 3 – Deadly Pursuit

      Chapter 4 – A Rigged Trial

      Chapter 5 – The Law at Work

      Chapter 1 – Lethal Justice

      Code red! Code red! There is a prison breakout at Abbott Penitentiary! All available units are to arm and deploy immediately, an announcement comes over the loudspeakers in the precinct.

      Everyone arms themselves and puts on their armor as we race toward our cars and trucks and rush to the prison with our sirens blaring. Thirty officers are responding to this call, while the rest in the city stay behind to keep an eye on any crimes that may occur while we’re gone. Alex and Kurtis are with me, sitting at the back of a heavily armored police truck, double-checking our weapons and ammo.

      Who do you think caused the breakout this time? Superhumans or the allies of famous criminals could be behind it, Kurtis suggests.

      Abbott Penitentiary is the most heavily guarded prison for miles. I think it was an inside job. What do you think, Renzo? Alex says.

      Could be either. Could be both, I say. We’ll figure it out after stopping the riot.

      Do you ever bet or have fun? Give it your best guess.

      If you want my best guess, superhumans are the most likely suspect for the breakout or some famous criminal. They have been the usual suspect for breakouts from prisons that house superhumans. It’s why I’m double-checking our ammo types.

      We have ammo for every type of superhuman, including those with bodies made of metal or liquid and stronger than those of a tank. The equipment and enhancements we’ve been given allow us to dual-wield weapons or wield heavy weapons with shields. Kurtis typically uses two submachine guns and two shotguns as backups while Alex wields a heavy machine gun and a riot shield that won’t break under the pressure of a truck. Meanwhile, I have a submachine gun, a revolver that could kill an elephant in a single shot, and two backup magnums.

      If anything, we can thank them for the upgrades we got to our amour and getting injections to take hits from them and react faster, Kurtis says.

      But they also make our jobs harder, Alex interjects. "What can we really do against people who can fly away, melt into the tiniest spaces, and shape-shift, just to name a few People also prefer to work for corporations and

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