Book 4, Heimdallr
Chapter 17AND PRECISELY AT THAT moment, Hell was visited upon them. Two horizontal walls of large caliber rapid-fire projectiles of lead and steel cut through the rotten timbers, moving along with the train. In seconds, its entire length of the barn had been punctured on two levels, breast, and thighs, too swift for meaningful reaction.
Avxhiu started to raise her head. Her eyes recorded the scene in terrible slow motion. The roar of the train could not block out the bark of rapid gunfire sweeping by. The awful punches left an eerie shower of guts and blood sailing on the air. It lasted seconds, but for most of the ragged lot, it lasted forever. Avxhiu blinked in the merciless glare of day as the barn door toppled off its hinges. The maelstrom of flying guts and debris
