Kill Shot

“We have to get out of here,” the man said. “There’s twenty or thirty more where these guys came from, and they’ll be out here any minute.” Bolan didn’t need any more explanation than that and both men raced back to the Mustang. By the time the doors to the clubhouse opened and men started pouring out, Bolan had rowed through three of the Mustangs six gears and the speedometer needle had hit 100 mph. Someone from the club house managed to fire off a few shots at the fleeing Ford, but by that time Bolan was already three blocks away.

When they were out of sight of the clubhouse, Bolan asked his passenger, who appeared to be taking inventory of his injuries, “Are you hurt bad?”

“I think I have some broken ribs,” he said, “but I’ll live. You okay?”

Bolan rubbed his swelling jaw. “Nothing an ice pack won’t take care of. What did you do to those guys to make them want to kill you?”

“It’s not what I did,” the man said. “It’s what I am.”

“What’s that?” Bolan asked.

“A Hellion.”

“What were you doing at the Slaves’ clubhouse?”

“I wasn’t there by my own choice,” the man said. “They grabbed me at a bar in Anoka and brought me here.”

“Were you wearing Hellion colors?” Bolan asked.

“No. I wasn’t trying to commit suicide, if that’s what you’re asking. But they know who I am, and apparently they knew where to find me.”

“Were they going to kill you?”

“I suspect that was their plan,” the man said. “I appreciate your putting a stop it.”

“Don’t appreciate anything just yet,” Bolan said. “I’ve got some questions for you, and if I don’t like your answers, you might wish I’d never broken up your little tea party back there.”

“You a cop?”

“Do I look like a cop?”

The man pondered the soldier’s question a moment. “You just killed three Slaves, and the two we left breathing looked like they’ll be sucking their meals through tubes for the rest of their lives. If you’re a cop, you aren’t like any of the cops I ever saw.”

“If you don’t tell me what I want to know,” Bolan said, “you’re going to wish I was a cop.”

“Look, man, you saved my life and you just took out a bunch of Slaves. Even if you were a cop, you’d have my respect. I’ll tell you anything you want to know. Where do you want me to start?”

“How about you start with your name?”

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