The Chicken Killers

Deep within the forest, in a location only few knew, was a special place, a clearing in the forest.
Judas viewed it with satisfaction.
This would be a meeting place, a training ground, here he would train his comrades, here like-minded people would have a place of safety, a place where their madness could be stoked.
He stared up with his cold dead eyes at the blue sky, smiling as he expected the chosen ones to arrive.
The Chicken Killers had been born.

A coven to fight the world, a coven of destruction and cold calculation.
Judas smiled, hearing those words echoing in his head.
We allow no one to destroy us, we kill these insignificant fowls, these little birds that nest inside your body called Fear, Love, and Hate, Anger, Madness, they are all destructive, they are all parasites!

Judas turned to her, smiling.
"Ah, so you've come darling! How splendid."
He shrugged.
"This is nothing but a forest clearing, you see, but this will be the meeting place of our little club...I...am expecting another member soon."
He winked, chuckling.

Judas shrugged.
"Female. As you'll soon learn, most will be female, simply because females often have more sense for such things, as you know darling. It's hard to get a male into this sort of thing, they'd rather...I don't know, makeout and play football."
He chuckled.
"As for the clearing...Yes, it's perfect."
He paused.
"You will not be alone, we will never be alone with this little club of ours. I know plenty who will join. It's better than joining Miss Squirrel-Brain just because she sucks blood like you."
He burst into laughter.

Judas shrugged, smirking.
"I hope you don't think that about me darling. Though yes, we can be very self-obsessed."
He chuckled.
"Together we'll recruit more of these bird-brains, those we can't recruit, we defeat."
He smiled.
"It'll be way more fun than giggling about dates and going on picnics, or whatever the fools here do."

Judas smiled.
"Elementary, my dear. In fact I have a matter to discuss with you."
He leaned in closer, so that he could whisper.