The headless horseman were all clad in green, holding out wicked blades, holding their collective heads under their arms, eyes burning with hatred. "The only way out of this cage was for you to disappear." One of the ghosts said, his horse arching high up in the air with it's hooves. "We may never reclaim our past lives now, fool." The other replied, tightening his grip on the black reigns of his rotting horse.
The loud banter of gunfire filled the air of the outskirts, a car screeching by another and slamming into it violently. "What the fuck was that?!" One of the men in the back screeched, the leather vest he wore marked him out as a Gae Ceann member. "I don't fuckin' know." The driver responded, pulling back the gear shift and letting the car shoot backwards, struggling to reach for his glock under the seat.
They rode down the bandits and lords alike that year. Their souls were reaped, their heads liberated and placed upon the horsemen's necks as a misguided attempt to regain their precious humanity. The riders split the very next year, seperating to the different countries to spread their curse.
The other car was filled with bikers, but not of the Gae Ceann MC or the local Invictus MC. They wore new vests, blue denim with bright white lettering that readout: 'The Axe MC' and bore single white hand ax emblems upon their backs and were armed to the teeth with a collection of pistols, sub-machine guns and a fully automatic rifle.
"Fuckin' pigs!" One of the Axe MC bikers called, leaning out the window and seating his butt on the wheeled down window and slamming a skinny hand on the top of the car, firing his AK wildly at the other car, shattering the glass and causing one of the Gae Ceann members to scream in pain as a bullet penetrated his chest.
The lonely path of the Dullahan spread to a single village upon a rock in northern Ireland. The creature rode upon the town relentlessly, with no purpose other than to kill and take heads, there were no longer any criminals to hunt, they'd been wiped out by all the slaughter, it'd scared the local villagers to obedience.
It didn't stop a man from stopping the headless rider in his tracks one night as he rode down the man's son, throwing the boy's carcass to the side and advancing upon the crying man. The boy was barely breathing when the man threw down the rider from his mighty perch and brought him low with nothing but rage.
"Fuck fuck fuck fu-." The driver mumbled under his breath, holding his bleeding chest in one hand and struggling with the torque of the wheel, throwing his pistol to the men in the back as they returned fire, various chains clinking against the car doors as leaned out of the windows to return fire with their collection of legal pistols.
One of the Gae Ceann MC members had dialed a phone number in his green mobile, putting it up to his ear as the gunshots echoed around him and it made his ears ring. "Hey! We need help! We're getting shot up a little bit past wing city, like, to the east man." There was another question, but the man couldn't hear, not with a bullet in his brain.
The man snatched the axe from the rider, bringing it down upon the headless body until it was nothing but broken chunks of meat and bone. It now looked as worse as it smelt. The boy had died, and there was nothing for the man to live for another few decades with that damn axe whispering in his head.
Benjaaaaamin.... You're one.... of us now.... RIDE.