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The lawnsurrounding the villa that Isaac and his five surviving comrades had securedwas littered with the bodies of the recently slaughtered. One corpse belongedto Jacob who’d suffered a martyr’s death in the struggle to secure the villafor true believers. Two belonged to the accursed heretical Baptists who’d obstinatelyfought to defend the villa. But to no avail. One of the heretics had died atIsaac’s hands. Isaac’s had jumped on top of the man, tugged him forcefully bythe beard that the heretic had sinfully let grow and smashed his head repeatedlyonto the hard patio. It took four, maybe five, attempts but at last there was asatisfying crack of the skull and the fresh dribble of blood from the nostrils,ears and mouth that was proof that Isaac had released the heretic’s soul toeternal damnation.
However,had Ezra not been so watchful Isaac too might have been killed as another ofthe crazed bearded heretics leapt onto Isaac’s back while he was bashing openthe skull of his comrade. Like all Holy Crusaders the only weapons at Ezra’sdisposal were those he could improvise from what little he could find. In thiscase, he employed nothing more than a rock that he’d dug out of the soil andused that to first smash the assailant’s nose and then to bring it down againand again onto the heretic’s head until it also cracked.
The bodiesof the two Baptist heretics and the one Christian martyr weren’t the only onesscattered about the lawn. There were three others which hadn’t yet been clearedaway by the Intrepid’s waste disposal systems and were therefore less than aday old. Judging by the fact that the heads were shaved as well as the faces,these naked men were probably Buddhists. There was further evidence that the Baptistshadn’t been at the villa very long at all from the sticky sap in the groove ofthe cross carved into a tree. They’d probably only secured the property fromthe Buddhists a few hours before Isaac and his comrades in turn wrested it awayfrom them.
One ofthe Buddhists was moaning. He wasn’t quite dead.
“Whatshould we do?” asked Elijah.
“He isworse than a heretic,” said Isaac. “He is a pagan. He should be burnt alive. RecallChapter 7 Verse 15 of the Book of Joshua: ‘And it shall be, that he that istaken with the accursed thing shall be burnt with fire, he and all that hehath: because he hath transgressed the covenant of the LORD, and because hehath wrought folly in Israel.’”
“Wehaven’t got anything to burn him with,” said Elijah.
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“Itsays in Chapter 17, Verses 2 to 5, of the Book of Deuteronomy that ‘If there befound among you... man or woman, that ... hath gone and served other gods, andworshipped them, either the sun, or moon, or any of the host of heaven, which Ihave not commanded;... Then shalt thou bring forth that man or that woman,which have committed that wicked thing, unto thy gates, even that man or thatwoman, and shalt stone them with stones, till they die.’” said Isaac.
“Inthat case, then let the Lord’s will be done,” said Ezra who was still carryingthe stone he’d used to kill the Baptist heretic. He threw it with some forceinto the Buddhist pagan’s face. Then, with blood staining both the stone andhis hands, he kicked over the prostrate body so that the pagan could look directlytowards the sky.
“Is hestill alive?” asked Elijah.
“Bestto be sure,” said Ezra who bent down on his knees and hammered the stone ontothe Buddhist’s skull until the blood flowed from the nose and mouth so abundantlythat the pagan couldn’t possibly still be alive.
“Amen,”said Isaac.
“Amen,”echoed his few remaining companions.
Isaacsurveyed those around him. With Jacob dead there was now even fewer truebelievers. The first to die was David and of all the recent deaths this was theone that most troubled Isaac. The others had died as martyrs to the cause:which in truth was now simply to find and secure a place to live in the perilousregions of the Intrepid’s outermost level.
It hadbecome ever more apparent that Isaac and his comrades weren’t welcome in thevilla that had once been their original home. In fact, not one group of Holy Crusaderscould tolerant the presence of another for very long. Civil war soon broke outbetween the different rooms where the diverse factions had housed themselves.It was obvious that that the Seventh Day Adventists were the most numerous inthe villa and also those with the most fearsome reputation. After they’dmassacred every last one of the Methodists who lived in the adjacent room, itwas inevitable that Isaac and his comrades would be the next to be slaughtered.The only reason they delayed their flight was the knowledge that this would in itselfbe risky.
And soit was. Although Isaac and his comrades tried to fool the Seventh DayAdventists by leaving singly so as not to arouse suspicion, by the time therewas only two left it was unavoidable that a fight should break out. It was amiracle that only Amos was to die a martyr’s death. Ezra escaped with onlybruises and scratches.
Fromthen on, Isaac’s company were fated to wander the outermost level like theProphet Abraham in search of other villas in which they could settle. The othersplintering factions of the Holy Crusaders had all independently arrived at thesame conclusion as Isaac and his comrades. There was no countenancing theproposition that they should share accommodation with one another. Any attemptto do so would result only in slaughter. Indeed, Isaac soon realised thatmutual intolerance might often be determined in a rather less merciful solutionthan mere slaughter.
Asthey travelled across the level not so much in pursuit of their originalmission but more now of mere survival, Isaac came across the bodies of HolyCrusaders who’d endured their final moments in unspeakable agony. Eyes had beengouged out. Heretics had been crucified. Bodies dangled from high treebranches. Pagans had been buried alive. Limbs had been methodically torn off.These weren’t, of course, novel sights to Isaac. In his capacity as a Soldierof Christ on Holy Trinity, he’d often administered similarly savage punishmenton heretics and doubters. The method he preferred was to burn a heretic alive.There was usually plenty of time for the heretic to express remorse as theirskin bubbled and burnt in the intense heat and the intolerable smell of burningflesh. If only the atheist devils had provided the means by which Isaac could builda sufficiently vigorous pyre.
Therewere martyrs amongst Isaac’s comrades who’d made the ultimate sacrifice in thecause of trying to secure living quarters. This was an endeavour that was much harderto achieve than anyone had originally anticipated. Three attempts to do so hadbeen repulsed with so much force that they were lucky that more of their numberhadn’t been martyred. Two assaults, including the current one, had beensuccessful. On other occasions, prudence had determined what might otherwise havebeen judged a cowardly retreat from the fray.
It wasnecessary for their survival that the Holy Crusaders should secure possession ofa villa. It was only at such a place that Isaac and his comrades could partakeof the daily spread provided by the atheist devils. Although this feastprovided far more sustenance than was needed to feed the declining number of HolyCrusaders, the defenders of each villa could never share it with othercrusaders. It wasn’t just meanness that determined such a policy. It was thevery realistic fear of being massacred, tortured or stoned.
But ofall the deaths that Isaac had either witnessed or executed, he remained especiallytroubled by that of David. Who could ever have believed that a soul could strayso far from the course of righteousness?
It wasalso proof if such was ever required of the folly of extending Christiancharity to those who didn’t deserve it. The Holy Bible frequently counselledagainst such weakness. Does it not say of those who are sinners in Chapter 18,Verse 21, of The Book of the Prophet Jeremiah.: “Therefore deliver up theirchildren to the famine, and pour out their blood by the force of the sword; andlet their wives be bereaved of their children, and be widows; and let their menbe put to death; let their young men be slain by the sword in battle.” Yetdespite the wisdom of the ages, Isaac and his comrades extended pity and charityon the solitary soul that they found wandering in shame and terror. There wasalso the hope that he might help to bolster their depleted numbers.
Hisname was Jonah. He was also a believer of the Holy Trinity, although his faithhad diverged from those of the true believers over a thousand years ago. Nevertheless,he believed that the King James Bible was the only authentic word of the Lordand there was not one doctrine that he was willing to dispute with Isaac andhis comrades. He’d lost his own comrades in a bloodbath of terror. He hadn’texpected that the Episcopalians with whom he shared the same villa would turnagainst him and his comrades so violently. It was all Jonah could do to wrigglefree from the orgy of violence in which tongues were pulled out, ribs werecracked, necks were twisted and skulls were smashed open. Nevertheless, hisnose was broken and there were black and blue bruises over his chest and acrosshis face.
“Butthe Lord be praised,” said Jonah. “You have come to save me and carry metowards salvation. The sacrifice of my fellow believers will not have beenwholly in vain.”
It waswith Jonah’s help and assistance that Isaac and his comrades were at last ableto secure a villa. It took some cunning and it was in the dead of night, butEzra had noticed that the villa was guarded by only one crusader and that hedidn’t seem to be very alert. The fact that he was bearded and his head wasshaven was evidence that the villa was under Muslim control and that theresidents could therefore expect no mercy from good honest Christians.
And,naturally, none was extended.
Theguard was killed by Elijah who was skilled in stalking on his victims unawaresand throttling them before they could choke out an alarm. The crusaders thencrept into the villa and disposed of the jihadists one by one with silence andefficiency. David and Jonah worked particularly well as a team. They emerged wearinggrins on their faces—of which Isaac naturally disapproved—only minutes after they’dentered the house and displayed three freshly decapitated heads. Their crudeimprovised weapons had been used with devastating effect.
Notall the Muslims were dealt with so swiftly. It was unthinkable that any shouldbe allowed to live, of course. The Godless heathens deserved the full vengeanceof the Lord. It was also possible that they might regroup and seek vengeance ifeven one was permitted to live. The Holy Bible had many helpful prescriptionsas to how pagans should be punished. As it says in Chapter 15, Verse 13, of theSecond Book of the Chronicles.: “That whosoever would not seek the LORD God ofIsrael should be put to death, whether small or great, whether man or woman.”
Therewas no limit to the torture and torment that Isaac and his companions visited onthe four Muslim infidels who’d escaped the original carnage. They soon discoveredthat the ones who’d already died were the lucky ones. No mercy was given andnone could be expected. As it says in Chapter 22, Verse 20 of the Second Bookof Moses: Called Exodus.: “He that sacrificeth unto any god, save unto the LORDonly, he shall be utterly destroyed.” To be utterly destroyed required thatthere was no relief from the torment that Isaac and his comrades inflicted onthe infidels. It was satisfying for Isaac to know that he was doing the Lord’swork. The infidel’s limbs were broken, their testicles crushed, their entrailstorn out and their blood spilled over the lawn on which the ritual torture tookplace.
Andafter all this, several hours later, when the infidels’ souls were released tomeet Mohammed in the special corner of Hell that Satan reserved for the mostvile of Creation, Isaac and his fellows praised God, recited the Lord’s prayerand asked forgiveness for their sins, of which none related to the extrememeans employed to utterly destroy the disbelievers. No man should slacken inhis pursuit of the Lord’s greater glory on Earth or elsewhere in the SolarSystem. Did the Holy Bible not say in Chapter 15, Verse 3, of The First Book ofSamuel, Otherwise Called: The First Book of the Kings that of His enemies: “utterlydestroy all that they have, and spare them not; but slay both man and woman,infant and suckling, ox and sheep, camel and ass.”
Whatcould be more unambiguous than that?
However,Jonah who had acted so bravely at first and who Isaac at first believed to be avaluable addition to their company soon proved instead to be a scourge. He wasno less than the devil incarnate. But this was something that Isaac wasn’t todiscover until many days later.
Lifewas relatively easy for Isaac and his comrades in the villa. They each had aroom in which they could sleep once the atheists’ robots had cleared up theoffal and human detritus that was all that remained of the previous inhabitants.All the same, Isaac and his comrades still had to guard the villa against otherHoly Crusaders which required that three or four of them had to be on constant guardduty all through the day and night. There was a real risk that a group ofcrusaders just as determined as Isaac’s company might attack the villa andperhaps take possession of it. Constant vigilance was required at all times.
Davidand Jonah became good friends. In fact, theirs was the closest friendship ofall the Holy Crusaders. The others were naturally wary of becoming too friendlywith one another. Partly this was because it wasn’t approved behaviour in theirhome colonies and not at all encouraged by their religion, but also becausethere was the worry that it might cause conflict should a doctrinal differencebecome too evident. Religious tolerance required a certain degree of wilfulignorance. The less one knew of the heresies practised by another the less inclinedone was to purge the other person of their sinfulness and blasphemy.
It wasElijah who discovered the extent of Jonah’s sinfulness and of David’s slideinto temptation. He was in the villa in the early hours of the morning whileIsaac was on guard. Isaac’s concentration was very much on the shadows in thedistance that he had to be sure weren’t just thrown by foliage in theartificial twilight. An assault could come at any time and was most likely tohappen under cover of darkness. It wasn’t Elijah who told Isaac of what hadhappened, but Jacob who came running towards him with a look of sheer terror inhis eyes.
“Comequickly,” he said.
“Whatis it?” wondered Isaac who knew of nothing that could possibly take priorityover the duty of defence.
“Thereis an abomination in our midst,” said Jacob.
“Anabomination?”
“As itis said in Chapter 18, Verse 22, in the Third Book of Moses: Called Leviticus,”replied Jacob.
Isaacknew exactly what Jacob meant. It was, of course, David and Jonah. Elijah hadsuspected the worst and his investigation of the two men’s behaviour togetherproved that his fears were well-founded. They were caught in the act anddespite their denials, it was obvious what needed to be done. As was said in Chapter20, Verse 13, of The Third Book of Moses: Called Leviticus: “If a man also liewith mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed anabomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them.”
Suchwas the fury of the Holy Crusaders that little remained intact of the twosinners after they had been tortured. Their genitals were of course givenespecially cruel treatment as they were the font of temptation. They were tornoff and thrust into the sinners’ mouths. Implements were thrust deeply intotheir anuses as punishment to the recipient vessels of unnatural passion.
Isaacwas merciful. He spared the two men the measure of torment he would visit on Musliminfidels. Both men were dead within an hour of the torture’s commencement. Itwas unlikely that either would enter Purgatory. The gravity of their sin wassuch that they could only expect the torments of Hell. Satan would take theirsouls to the special place of torment reserved for those who behavedunnaturally and perversely.
Thesacrifice of the unclean brought only temporary reprieve for Isaac and hiscomrades. A savage force of twenty or more Catholics descended on the villa andforced them to leave. Jeremiah paid the ultimate sacrifice for his lack ofhaste in fleeing the Catholic invasion. As Isaac and the others hid in theshadows within sight of the villa that had so recently been their home, they watchedas Jeremiah was beaten to death and his entrails disgorged while the Catholicsprayed and chanted in Latin over his twitching body.
AlthoughIsaac was as disgusted as anyone would be that a good Protestant soul shouldend his days at the hands of such evil apostates, he reflected on the relativeweakness of the Catholics’ resolve. The apostates had allowed Jeremiah to dieafter less than a quarter of an hour’s torture. If Isaac had a Catholic at hismercy, he would never have been so merciful. He would have had all theCatholics flayed, hung, drawn and quartered. At the very least.
NowIsaac and his fellows were in their new home that had so lately been the territoryof heretical Baptists and before that of infidel Buddhists. It was nowincumbent on Isaac and his comrades that they should hold onto the villa. Theirnumbers were getting dangerously low and it was unlikely that more trueChristians would arrive to replenish their numbers. Indeed, after thedisappointment associated with the pervert Jonah, it was unlikely that Isaacwould trust even Jesus Christ Himself if He became manifest in the atheist spaceship.
Inmany ways, Isaac was in the place most like Paradise he could ever imagine. Hehad enough to eat. There was warmth, running water, a comfortable bed and alandscape of grass, trees and lakes that was so much more uplifting than thedark and dismal levels of Holy Trinity. The only penalty was that he had noaccess to clothing to cover his shame and that he was in constant fear of hislife from the other Holy Crusaders.
Isaac couldnever voice his thoughts to his comrades because it would be perceived as asign that his faith was weakening, but if it were only possible for all theHoly Crusaders to return to the state of uneasy tolerance that originally prevailedon the space ship Judgement then this could truly be the Paradise he envisagedwhen he read the first few chapters of Genesis. Was this not a land of plentylike the Garden of Eden? Was it not also characterised by the nakedness that prevailedin a more innocent form before accursed Eve had eaten of the fruit of the treewhich was in the midst of the garden? And was there not also a guiding forcerepresented by the space ship Intrepid that was more benevolent and mercifulthan God Himself?
It wasall very confusing.
Therewas more time to relax now. Although Isaac was aware that the nearby villaswere occupied by infidels or heretics, there no longer seemed to be a war foroccupancy. Perhaps the villas were all now taken and an uneasy peace had beenestablished amongst the quarrelling factions. Perhaps Isaac and his comradescould stay alive long enough for the Intrepid to reach the Apostasy and thereturn journey home to the ecliptic.
It wasdifficult for a Soldier of Christ to admit it even to himself but he was lookingforward to returning to the embrace of his wife’s arms and seeing his children onceagain. It had been more than five years since he’d left Holy Trinity and it waslikely to be another year or more until he could return. That was assuming, ofcourse, that he wouldn’t share the fate of Jacob and those other crusaders who’ddied in one another’s arms. He looked forward to days of quoting from the HolyBible and finding comfort from its words. In truth, the words that gave him mostcomfort weren’t the ones from Leviticus or Deuteronomy or Revelations thatprescribed severe punishments on those who wavered in their faith but rather thoseso rarely quoted in the chapel such as the words of Jesus in Chapter 10, Verse14, of The Gospel According to Saint Mark: “Suffer the little children to comeunto me, and forbid them not: for of such is the kingdom of God.” However, asIsaac knew so well, the God he worshipped was as stated in Chapter 20, Verse 5,of The Second Book of Moses: Called Exodus: “the LORD thy God am a jealous God,visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third andfourth generation of them that hate me; And shewing mercy unto thousands ofthem that love me, and keep my commandments.”
The respiteIsaac was enjoying lasted only a few months. It was long enough, of course, forhim and his comrades to become complacent. They settled into a routine of hymnand prayer interspersed by guard duty, but as time went by the urgency of theirquest to seize command of the Godless space ship receded as did theirattentiveness when on guard duty. It truly seemed that life had settled down.There were few lone crusaders or small bands that passed by these days and theyappeared to be seeking villas that weren’t already occupied. Few appeared to havethe belly for a fight.
Whenthe inevitable assault took place it was from the same Catholics who had seizedthe villa from which Isaac and his comrades were earlier evicted: the one inwhich Isaac’s otherwise pleasant memories were forever marred by hisrecollection of David’s descent into Sodom. It seemed that the savage Catholic crusaderswere now intent not so much on finding a new home but on expanding theterritory they already possessed.
Whenthey appeared they did so not sneakily and in the dark as before but openly andbrazenly. This time there were not only a dozen or so Catholics who, despitetheir nakedness, could now be distinguished by huge red tattoos of the sign ofthe cross painfully etched into their chests. With them were many others not sotattooed whose heads and beards had been freshly shaved. They were distinguishableby the collar worn around the necks and the cords around the legs. They manytimes outnumbered the Catholic crusaders but were evidently slaves rather thanequals. Perhaps they were Muslims. Perhaps they were Buddhists. Perhaps theywere even of a Presbyterian persuasion. But in the state of bald nakedness towhich they had been reduced it wasn’t possible to know.
It wasthese slaves, not the Catholics, who descended on Isaac’s villa. They were superiorin number but motivated only by fear of their masters who showed no mercy tothose who failed to do their bidding. This Isaac could see for sure as he layprostrate on the villa roof and scanned the upwardly curving horizon. One slavemade an attempt to run not towards the villa that housed Isaac and his comradesbut in a different direction. At first, it seemed that his attempt to escape wouldsucceed as he ran shouting “Allāhu Akbar!” The Catholics made no attemptto stop him although they shouted loudly in his direction in Latin. Then twoCatholics that had been hidden behind trees emerged from the shadows and caughtthe renegade. And they then dealt with him bloodily and efficiently. Isaac remarkedagain on the Catholics’ lack of true justice by the swift manner in which theslave was slaughtered. No time was wasted on torture, humiliation or prayer.They bundled on top of him and killed him with no fuss at all
Isaaclooked about him with fear. The Catholics’ slaves were fast approaching thevilla and alerted Isaac’s comrades as they did do. They continued to shout inLatin which heathen tongue Isaac didn’t understand at all. It was likely theslaves no more knew what they were chanting than did Isaac. “Ave Maria, gratiaplena, Dominus tecum,” chanted some of them. “Gloria Patri, et Filio, etSpiritui Sancto,” chanted some of the others. Isaac guessed that it must be aprayer to the Pope who was known to be the Catholic’s God. That was nonsense,of course. The Pope lived on Earth in a city called Rome. He couldn’t be theLord God, all omnipotent and all omniscient. It just didn’t make sense. And, inany case, God spoke English. He wouldn’t speak Latin or any other language thatwould otherwise be dead for many thousands of years.
Isaacsteeled himself for the oncoming assault. He could see that his chances ofsurvival were slim. He might manage to kill two or three slaves before theyoverpowered him, but there was no likelihood that he could escape as easilythis time as he had before.
However,death when it came was not in the form that Isaac was expecting. It wasn’t inthe form that the Catholic aggressors had expected either. Isaac might havereflected on Chapter 30, Verse 30, of The Book of the Prophet Isaiah: “And theLORD shall cause his glorious voice to be heard, and shall shew the lightingdown of his arm, with the indignation of his anger, and with the flame of adevouring fire, with scattering, and tempest, and hailstones.”
Therewas fire, there was lightning and there most certainly was a tempest accompaniedby a huge thunderous roar.
In theconfusion, no one could possibly make sense of the sequence of events. Thesound of external impact was extraordinarily loud and in itself would havedamned all the Holy Crusaders to a life of deafness. There was also a rushingwind, but it was directed not hither and thither but in one direction only andwith unchallengeable force. If Isaac hadn’t been pulled off the roof of thevilla or, more to the point, pulled off the villa along with the roof, he mighthave looked ahead and upwards to where the tempest was taking him and theprecious pressurised atmosphere.
Andthis was quite simply into deep space.
At thepoint of impact there was flame and fury, but in the vacuum of space this was manifestmore as the conflagration of the rapidly escaping atmosphere rather than thesteady flame of a terrestrial blaze.
Soferocious was the force from the escaping air that nothing could withstand itsblast. Death came in various ways. Some crusaders were simply dashed againstthe first obstacle in their path and crushed to a bloody mess. Any who had avoidedthe direct impact of the storm by being indoors would die a painful but briefdeath as the air pressure dramatically dropped and their tongue became swollen,their eyes popped out of their skull and their lungs exploded. Not one HolyCrusader stood even the smallest chance of survival.
Deathcame to Isaac when he was sucked through the vast hole created by the external explosion.The proximate cause was a combination of the impact of many flying objects andthe lack of breathable air, but his body was already limp and lifeless as it shotout into empty dark space through the hundred metre breach in the Intrepid’shull.
Andthen along with all the other debris within the Intrepid’s reach, his corpsewas gathered by the waste-collecting pods to be recycled by the space ship’santimatter engines.
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