The people of Hamlock, would soon realise that these birds of darkness marked the end “The Eagles.”
During his class lecture, Alexander looked out the window and noticed that the sky had become dark because of bird that were coated in black, also the movement of these birds was highly irregular. The very sight of these birds lead to these feelings of dread started to corrupt Alexander’s mind, “Are the Blackbird, coming to Hamlock to attack?” However, he quickly dismissed the thought, “The "Blackbirds" are nothing but cowards, they don’t have the guts to come and infiltrate our territory and besides, even if they did attack “The Eagles” are filled with power men and women, there's no way they would attack”, but even though he pushed off the idea of the “Blackbirds” attacking, he was still worried about what those wings of malevolence to the town of …show more content…
The “Blackbird’s” leader, Fell Brads, let out a malicious laugh that echoed throughout the dark and desolate streets of Bradford, with that he spoke in a deep voice “we’re all going to converge at the entrance of “The Eagles” hideout and capture every single member we can, then that feeble leader of theirs, Alexander will come for us, without even realising it's a trap”. Upon hearing these words, all the members of the “Blackbirds” let out a malicious laugh and said “We’ll show them how weak they truly are, we’ll decimate that little hideout of theirs, we’ll make sure he sees the note” But as they started to leave, Fell stopped them, and spoke “ Oh ya, one more thing, if anyone tries to stop us we’ll take them prisoner as well, also we need to take a man called Kevin Fray, because if we don’t then Alexander could easily take us down” the very sound of that name caused every single member of the “Blackbirds” to shiver in fear upon hearing that very name. In the olden days Kevin Fray was one of “The Eagle’s” strongest men, he had takedown fifty "Blackbirds" solo when he was in his prime. But, now due to his age his senses have become dull so it’s easy to sneak up on the old man”, even though fear had filled their minds the “Blackbirds” accepted their commanders