Inexorable Chaos

Inexorable Chaos Is Complete! (Chapter 3: of God Games)

Franky, everything is fine. Its all going according to plan.

But youre going to prison, Franky repeats for the tenth time.

Which is part of the plan!

How is going to prison part of the plan? he yells on the phone. Yo-youre going to prison. Some guy is going to beat you up and then make you his bitch.

I roll my eyes. Really Franky? Really? I know not to drop the soap. I sigh. When did you become such a pessimist?

He frowns. Cause of the stupid dreams.

Memories, I correct. Those are the memories of your previous lifespeaking of which, why are you remembering only the shit parts? You had three gorgeous wives and nine goddamn brats. How the hell arent you remembering that?

The fuck if I know! I get a lot of bits and pieces of random things. Its so very confusing. I-I remember the guild, Camelot, and some of the quests.

It will come to you in time, I assure him, it was your first summon, so it takes a while for your body and soul to reintegrate. I stop grinning. Anyway, that's not important now. Are you following my directions?

He pauses for a second and takes a moment to stare at the outlines of the glass screen separating us. Yeah, I found the house and all the stuff

Youre free to talk. This conversation isnt being monitored, I inform him. Ive already got everyone in this holding facility on payroll.

He stares at me, wanting to say something, then shakes his head.

Yeah, all the weapons are there. The food, guns, ammo, fuel, and the, uhh, tank.

Armored personnel carrier, I correct him, but good. Youll need it to survive. If you want, bring a couple people with you to the hidden compound, but not too many. Eight people tops. If you have too many, then you might be targeted for the God Game, at which point youll surely die.

He sighs.

Alright, Ill follow your directions.

Good, good, I nod.

I glance at the clock on the wall and see my time running out. I stand up out of my seat.

Well Franky, it looks like it's time for me to go. Try to stay alive, alright?

He sighs, but nods.

I hang up the phone and walk out of the room. At the exit, several waiting guards handcuff my wrists and escort me out of the holding facility. They lead me, alongside a procession of other criminals, to a bus. We all enter and are subsequently tied to very uncomfortable seats.

With my butt seated on the thinnest leather possible, the bus starts up and we are on our way.

Not even ten minutes into the ride, the prisoners get bored and start talking with one-another, which elicits a Shut-up from the armed guard in the bus. Which then is replied with various forms of Go Fuck Yourself from the prisoners alongside other insults.

Regardless, the constant shit-eating grin from the guard puts a big damper on the mood. After all, everyone in this bus is going to prison for life.

Hey, cabron. Puto with the black hair. the prisoner on the seat next to me calls. I turn to the guy, a skinny hispanic dude with tattoos all over his neck and up to his jawline.

Youre that rich pendejo from the news. Why yah here? Dont you have money?

Good question, I tilt my head to the guy, Youve heard of the world message about the god games, right? Well, Im planning on joining the games, and the prison were heading to will be the perfect place for it to happen.

Valio verga, he curses. Youre fucking nuts if you belive that shit.

I roll my eyes at the guy. The entire human population just so happens to see the exact same message as everyone else, and you think it isnt real?

He scoffs.

You know what? I shrug. You can keep thinking that. Just know that when shit hits the fan in prison, youre going to be one of the first to die.

Chinga tu madre! I aint some pinche gabacho.

I chuckle. Really? Well then, prove it at prison. I dare you to insult the warden, unless of course youre a coward.

You think Im scared of some fat shitface? Ive shanked hundreds and killed a dozen already. I aint no fish like you.

I grin. Prove it.

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After about twelve hours of constant travel, we eventually entered the Mojave desert. Three more hours through the desert, and we eventually turned towards a rocky outcropping. As we got close, a hidden door built into the mountain opened upward. The bus drove into the hidden facility.

The bus stopped in a wide hangar, under the flickering glow of artificial lights. The guards in charge of keeping us from doing anything crazy exited the bus. We sat there, waiting. Minutes later the guards returned with several more dressed in Jasperz. They unlocked the chains and herded us off and into a line beside the bus.

Dont fucking push me! one of the prisoners curses.

With the most bored expression seemingly possible, the guard reaches to his side, unlatches a baton, flips a switch, and then jams the baton in the prisoner's side. The prisoner screams as electricity floods his body and he drops to the floor.

Get in line, the guard orders.

Fuck you!

The guard smiles as he stabs again and again until the prisoner is a whimpering mess.

Once we are all lined up, the warden makes her entrance from a port-sized elevator that leads down into the extensive prison complex.

The warden is a 6 2, lean, blonde-haired, blue-eyed woman wearing a German trench coat that has the American flag on one shoulder and the swastika on the other.

Heedless of said red flags, the prisoners begin hooting and hollering at the only woman theyve probably seen in a long while.

When she finally stops in front of the prisoners, her hands move behind her back.

SILENCE! she yells with the force of someone who deals with unruly prisoners every day.

The prisoners all go silent all except one.

Oi, bitch. Youve got a nice mouth there. I got a pair that would fit in there real nice.

The woman doesn't answer. Instead, she looks at one of her guards. The guard steps forward and raises a clipboard.

Prisoner 43372. Juan Garcia. He is incarcerated for quadruple homicide, multiple counts of rape, and the sale of illicit substances. No backing of any kind. He is sentenced to life in prison. Black ranked prisoner.

The warden nods. She then looks at the prisoner.

Juan, tell me, do you like sports? she asks calmly.

Juan grins confidently. So long as I get to use my balls, then yeah, I do.

The warden nods again.

Then let us play a sport. Bring mir den Golfschlger!

At her order, four guards step towards Juan.

Hey, what the fuck are you doing!? Let me go!

He is pulled forward and held in front of all the prisoners. One of the guards ties a rope around his mouth while the others force him to stand with his legs spread apart.

A fifth guard hands the warden a golf club.

She does a few test swings with the club.

Now, prisoners, she takes position in front of Juan. I am Warden Irmgard Von Braun, and I am in charge of the prison complex under our feet.

She stares at the man as he is forced to stay standing with legs spread.

This prison is not like the other prisons. In my prison, there is no parole. There is no reduced time for good behavior. There is no escape. Each and every one of you are here precisely because the powers that be do not want you alive, but cannot legally kill you yet.

She takes a stance. You all are expendable.

She swings forward with the gold club. A perfectly practiced swing that creates a squelching sound as it makes contact with a ball.

All of the prisoners go completely white as Juan screams, only to be muffled by the rope around his mouth. His legs fail, but the four guards keep him standing and his legs spread.

If something were to happen to any of you, then nobody would know.

She swings again.

And nobody would care.

And again.

Accidents will happen to unfortunate inmates.

And again.

Perhaps, it will be self defense.

And again.

We are very lucky to have a crematorium on site.

And again.

That can fit a lot of prisoners.

Again, again, again.

She drops the bloody golf club on the ground and gives the prisoners one last look.

If you want to stay out of the morgue, then you will show your betters some respect.

She turns away from the prisoners and starts walking away.

Only to pause a moment and glance back.

Oh, and welcome to Downside Penitentiary.