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Blood Rush

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Summary

An average boy-next-door is about to find out that he is the most crucial part of a centuries old good-vs-evil war… and that he inherited an ancient lost wondrous martial art – the Blood Rush! Pritz has never killed a fly. He doesn't play cricket, soccer... he doesn't run track or throw a javelin. He doesn't write poems or make modern abstract paintings. He is a good-for-nothing boy-next-door... or so it seems. His world is about to revolve 360 degrees around him, as he is going to find out how special he is. While a high-tech officially non-existent group of vigilantes are going to need his help to save the world... another is going to try to take his life. He is going to be pushed to the edges of his instincts, trying to figure out what is the truth, who he really is and who can he trust, in this ancient battle of good and evil, that started thousands of years ago in one of the most ancient civilization of all - the Indus Valley Civilization. Time is running out as he is soon going to find out that 7 greatest wonders of the world are in danger of extinction, and he is one of the few people who can stop it. Armed with Blood Rush, he is going to take inconceivable and impossible measures to stop the evil from winning this battle. Find out what happens to Pritz in this out-and-out action novel - Blood Rush.

Status
Complete
Chapters
36
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
16+

Prologue: The Search Ends

“Sir, we just got lucky.”

“Sir” opened his eyes, a little annoyed, still sitting on his meditating gesture. His fierce gaze made the messenger realize that he should have waited for his boss to finish meditation.

He gulped and waited a few seconds hesitating whether he should continue.

But it just made him angrier.

He swiftly pulled a nearby bench and hit on the messenger’s legs hard.

The guy fell down screaming and his nose bumped on the floor, breaking in result.

“I don’t like to be disturbed when I am meditating...” The boss sheepishly whispered near the guy’s ear. “The more of my seconds you waste, the more you make me feel like punishing you. Now, finish your news and scram!”

“We found the boy, sir!” The guy was crying, while trying to wipe his blood crazily.

“Where is he... bring him to me!”

“No sir... I mean...” He quickly stepped back, frightened. “We KNOW where he is.”

The boss looked at him as if trying to turn him into ash with his gaze. “Don’t come to me with your periodic updates – you are not working at a Share Market! Finish the job and then give me the news!”

“Yes sir...” The guy stepped back even more, shaking.

The boss turned away and closed his eyes again. The messenger opened the doors and ran.

While his eyes remain closed, a devilish smile spread through his face.

“And now... I wait.”

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