The Transference

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There was a terrible verbal chanting.Glatchka, Mondavka, Insinivicus.The tattooed man laughed, and continued to puff on his cigarette. He blew a series of circles into the air and smiled.Glatchka, Mondavka, Insinivicus.He stood and walked over to the helpless victim, then folded his hands as if he were praying. He then raised them over his head and screamed.Glatchka! Mondavka! Insinivicus!The officers gave a final warning, and before the tattooed man could thrust his hands down into the man’s chest. The officers fired, two shots each, center mass, just as they had been trained, ending the life of the tattooed man.Glatchka. Mondavka. Insinivicus.A forgotten tribal language that Dr. Glavine discovered through his research. The good doctor had a crazy theory of what that meant—theories that, according to most of the team, were pulled from horror movies and works of fiction. This was not what happens in small cities on the east coast.