Three Against Lucifer


Three Against One

The prison yard was unusually loud that afternoon.

Groups of inmates stood around talking, trading rumors, and watching the daily routine unfold behind the chain-link fences. Among them sat Lucifer, alone on a concrete bench near the center of the yard.

She wasn’t looking for trouble.

She never did.

But trouble always seemed to find her.

For weeks, three women had ruled that section of the prison. They were bigger than most inmates, carried themselves with confidence, and enjoyed making examples of anyone who challenged them.

Nobody fought back.

Nobody even tried.

The three women walked together, ate together, and intimidated anyone they wanted. In the prison yard, they were known simply as “The Three.”

That afternoon, they decided to make Lucifer their next target.

The crowd noticed immediately.

Conversations stopped.

People stepped aside.

Everyone knew what was about to happen.

The leader of the group walked forward with a metal baton resting across her shoulder.

The second woman spun her baton lazily in one hand.

The third smiled as if she was already celebrating a victory.

They stopped in front of Lucifer.

The leader tossed a broken baton onto the concrete.

It landed with a sharp metallic sound.

“That belonged to the last person who stood against us,” she said.

The crowd laughed.

Lucifer looked down at the broken weapon.

Then she looked up.

Her expression never changed.

No fear.

No anger.

No excitement.

Just calm.

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