Navy SEAL come to the rescue of a homeless woman.
Three men against one is not a fair fight, only, what was worse, the one being beaten and sexually assaulted was a woman. It was his job to help her. It was his job to save her. It was his job to give her justice and retribution by beating the crap out of these three men.
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Author's Note:
This is a Non-Consent/Reluctance story. There is no rape in this story.
All characters portrayed in this story are over 21-years-old. There are no minors under the age of 18-years-old in this story. There are no sexual references to anyone under the age of 21-years-old.
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Continued from Chapter 2: Navy SEAL and Homeless Woman.
Even though he didn't like the odds and felt bad for the poor bastard being so beaten, three of them were beating up on one, helpless, homeless man. Even though it wasn't a fair fight, the one being beaten obviously wasn't afraid to defend himself. Immediately, he could tell that the homeless man knew how to handle himself. He was getting in some good punches and kicks.
Keeping his distance while keeping a watchful eye, he slowly walked by the opening to the alleyway and stopped while staring down the alley. Minding his own business, he was about to continue going along his way without stopping to help the homeless man when he heard it. He heard the unmistakable sound of a woman's voice. Having stuck his big nose in someone else's business too many times before, he wasn't going to intercede on someone else's fight again, even an unfair fight, that is, until he heard a woman's voice.
"Stop! Don't! Leave me alone," she screamed! "Help! Please! Someone help me! Rape! Call 911! Rape!"
Yeah, as disturbing as it was unbelievable that three men would beat up on a poor, homeless man, it was even more unbelievable that the one being beaten was a poor, homeless woman. As if he was on a reconnaissance mission and heard a sound, a mere foot passed the alley entrance, he stopped walking and stood frozen to listen. How could three men beat a poor, defenseless, homeless woman? How dare they!
'That was a woman's voice I heard,' he thought. 'I'm sure of it. I heard a woman scream for help,' he said to himself and for no one to hear.
Immediately he remembered how the Taliban treated their women whenever they made too much noise. They'd just shoot them in the head. Problem solved. No more noise.
Only, we're not animals. We've civilized people and when a woman screams for help, with him being the right man, at the right place, and at the right time, she was lucky that Christopher was there to help her. He was ready to help her. He was ready to save her. He was ready to beat the crap out of those three men.
"Help! Someone please help me! Call 911," she screamed! "Help! Rape!"
"That's not right. That's not fair. That's messed the fuck up. That's just nasty. Those dirty, fucking bastards," he said turning back to silently, and stealthily walk down the alley. "How dare they make so much fucking noise!"
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Navy SEAL and Homeless Woman, Ch. 3
As if stepping in a phone booth to emerge as his own version of a Super Navy SEAL, he was ready to do battle. As if he was Charles Bronson in Death Wish, Sylvester Stallone in First Blood, Arnold Schwarzenegger in Collateral Damage, or Denzel Washington in The Equalizer, a one-man deadly fighting force, he couldn't live with himself if he didn't help her. He had to save her. After all he's been through to help people and after all the murderous acts he's done to save people, what kind of man would he be if he walked away from someone needing his help now?
Even if she was a sad, street urchin of a homeless woman, comparing her to some of those poor, defenseless Taliban women, she still had rights. She doesn't deserve to be beaten by three men just because she's homeless. She doesn't deserve to be sexually assaulted just because she's a woman living on the street and alone in an alley.
'Who do they think they are? How dare they,' he thought?
As does everyone else in this nation that he helped to keep free, she had the right to live her life without the fear of being beaten and sexually assaulted. She was still a human being stuck in this recession of an economy. With his sister a single mom with three, small children on food stamps, welfare, Section 8 housing, and home heating oil assistance, basically homeless and helpless, had it not been for state assistance, she could have been his sister living in that rat and roach infested alley.
She was a helpless and defenseless woman fighting three, fucked up men who, obviously, were trying to rape her. If all his hand-to-hand combat training was to come down to this one interaction with him playing the superhero Navy SEAL, he had to help her. He had to save her. There was no one else there to help her and it was up to him to save her. It was up to him to give these three men a lesson in manners by beating the crap out of them.
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Except for the anger that goes along with it, putting his PSTD on the back burner, he was ready to intercede. No longer a ticking time bomb, he no longer charged wildly with machine guns firing in each hand to stop the noise by temporarily creating even more noise. He was now more able to control his rage somewhat, most times, but not all times, like now.
Even though he was angry, he was calm. Even though he was angry, he was in control of his emotions. Not allowing his anger to get the better of him, already, thanks to therapy, medication, and drugs, he was a different man. He didn't need to be the monstrous fighting machine that he was on the battlefield to fight the Taliban. He just needed to keep his wits about him to easily defeat these three poor excuses for men.
Yet, scratch the surface, his anger was still there pulsating, percolating, and brewing in the way of impatiently waiting for that first cup of coffee to be ready. It was as if there was an alien creature alive, living inside of him, and waiting to be unleashed upon these poor bastards. They didn't know any better not to make noise. They didn't know that Christopher hated noise. How could they know that a Navy SEAL was about to make their wrongs right by seeking his own version of violent and personal retribution?
'Christopher hates noise,' he thought while referring to himself in the third person again.
In the way that Denzel set the timer on his watch in the Equalizer before he decimated his opposition, Christopher cracked his knuckles in readiness to destroy them with his bare hands. As if a slow burning fuse instead of an explosive bomb, he felt his anger burning and seething, until it erupted in a flash and exploded in his head. Yet, not going off half-cocked, never going off half-cocked in the way that so many other men do, in the way of Steven Seagal, calm replaced his anger.
His hours of hand-to-hand combat training changed him from a ticking time bomb to a well-oiled machine of murder and mayhem. Only, along with his hand-to-hand, combat training, the psychological therapy he's had, the medication that he was prescribed to take, along with the meditation he's been making the time to do, he was a different man. After nine, combat deployments in three different wars, now that he was retired and home for good, in time, he'd be okay.
Now more in control of his emotions, more complete in his mind and body, he had the clarity of thought of a Zen master with all the fighting skills of a Ninja warrior and a Shaolin Monk combined. Maybe it was the medication that he took, but he was more relaxed and more in control. Perhaps, it was the meditation that he forced himself to do, yet, unless there was noise to anger him, he was better than he ever was in years. Definitely, the psychological therapy helped him.
'Christopher doesn't like noise,' he thought to himself in the third person again. 'Just don't make any noise. Then, I'll be okay, and you'll be okay, too.'
As if he was playing a familiar video game, he saw everything in slow motion. As if he was a chess grandmaster, he knew all of the moves that he needed to make in advance. Unless they had a hand grenade and were willing to blow themselves up along with him, no matter if they had a gun, a knife, or a big stick, the three of them didn't stand a chance against him.
Forget about him being a super Navy SEAL, forget about him being the reincarnation of the equalizer, he was the enforcer. He was the end result that everyone got when they unnecessarily made noise that disturbed him. He was what they deserved to get when they dared to make him angry.
Now, not only more able to control his anger but also, he was able to harness his rage to use against those who caused the noise that angered him. Staying close to the wall, as if he was part of the wall, and walking slow with silent, measured steps, avoiding stepping on broken glass, he didn't make a sound when approaching them. Slowly walking closer to them, and with them nearly in reach of his long arms, as if he was their personal bomb, they never saw him exploding. As if he was a bullet meant for each one of them, they never heard him coming.