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The Inhuman Savagery: The Called Him The Angel Of Death

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The called him the angel of death , not officially but it was the name the survivors of desolation day called him a being that descended from the heavens only to take the lives of mortal men and women. They say he was a hero gone rogue or an experiment to revive the great ones despite the fact that every one knew that modern science could do no such thing . Despite the confusion of his origin there was one thing they all agreed on , his name .They called him the angel of death , not officially but it was the name the survivors of desolation day called him a being that descended from the heavens only to take the lives of mortal men and women with inhuman savagery and efficiency, survivors of the horrific event said that he killed every one

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