John MacTavish

It was 12 midnight at the witching hour or as John liked to call it Walk in the park John was a well-known witch hunter. He hated they since the day one tried to snatch him from his mother's arms when he was a child. The townspeople and the priests came to John every time they saw one flying on their brooms or prowling through the forest. For him it was as easy as counting to 3. It was always the same routine, he sprinkled holy water on them, shot them in the leg and captured them with a rope tied to his horse heading to the main square of the town to execute a simple and simple routine that lasted an hour to free his people of the witchesor the devil's whores as he usually calls them Being the best hunter in town brought advantages and privileges such as the attention of the ladies, free drinks at the bar and money a lot of money but everything changed two years ago For weeks, he was calmly resting in his house at dawn when he looked at a silhouette of a woman through the window. The river was internally used to the visits of witches, some of them came for revenge for killing their sisters but this time it was different He took his rifle and slowly approached the window to see a beautiful woman staring at him instead of attacking him. He had never seen a more beautiful creature in his life before he could say a word. The woman disappeared. He couldn't undo the woman. , he dreamed about her, he wanted her for himself, since then he feels guilty with an enormous hatred for the woman, going to confess to the local priest and looking for the witch to kill her himself. It was a freezing night an old woman complained about a mysterious silhouette of a woman in the woods just like the woman in the window at John's house. He walked cautiously through the forest with his rifle in hand, his witch hunt kit a rope and holy water and an oil lamp to light his path. At his side marched his black horse, the moon neighing. "I will find you a bitch, you will pay for having bewitched me" he shouted to the forest with fury and determination that characterized him.