The Bloodwrath

Story by Foxpiper on SoFurry

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This poem illustrates the horrific results of a Badger Lord who becomes afflicted with the Bloodwrath.

Redwall is © by Brian Jacques, All rights reserved.


The Bloodwrath

By

Foxpiper

Crimson mist shrouded the Badger Lord's eyes,

Guttural growls emanated from deep within;

Raising his sword toward somber skies,

A brutal bloodbath was about to begin.

Charging towards vermin with a hellish roar,

His blade sliced into fur and flesh with ease;

Through battered bones and ligaments he tore,

Spreading fear throughout all like a deadly disease.

Blood fell like rain amongst the slaughter,

For foebeasts' bodies the badger did sever;

No vermin could evade the maniacal marauder,

Thus sealing their miserable fates forever.

No battling creature was left unscathed,

Endless entrails covered the blood-stained grounds;

Twas the work of the demented and depraved,

Sated by screams and other horrific sounds.

The Badger Lord surveyed what he had done,

Sheathing his sword as a final gesture;

Trudging over those whose lives were now gone,

Left only to rot, decay, and fester.

Badgers can never escape the Bloodwrath's will,

Plunging them into inevitable insanity;

Thus driven to maim, mutilate, and kill,

Leaving them devoid of all humanity.

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