Author's Note and Disclaimer:

This is a sequel to The Devil and the Black Sky: Road to Redemption. I wanted to at least get it started but updates are going to be 1-2 chapters per week, until I finish the semester in college and then I'll try to update the story as often as I can, which will be sometime in June. The prologue takes place before Daredevil Season 3 before I actually get to it but with creative liberties of mine, being inspired by Marvel comic books.

I think Aragorn II Elessar has done an excellent job with The revenge of Fisk and the Throwing Star killer but I will try my best to make this story good as well.

I do not own anything in Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Two thugs were harassing a man and a woman in the street as a man in black outfit and a scarf around his eyes and covering his hair and bandaged hands descended from above, beating up the thugs. One of the thugs ran away in fear as the masked man beat up the other one, lying on the ground until his face was bloodied and bruised as Matt panted out in exhaustion, letting out his frustration and anger as the thug was knocked out.

Later, Clinton Church

Matt entered the crypt area of the church as he put down his mask and sighed in exhaustion before he sat on a bench.

"You were out again." Sister Maggie said as Matt turned his head to her. "Why do you keep doing this, Matthew? Hiding down here, feeling sorry for yourself and venting your anger and frustration out on the lowlifes out there? Just out back, there's an orphanage full of kids, who've lost everything and everyone. Some of them disabled, much worse off than you ever were. And they're still trying to make the most out of life, the little cowards."

"OK, alright." Matt grumbled.

"And here you are, with all the gifts God gave you." Maggie said. "Handsome, smart, a law degree and people who care about you. And you're bravely giving up."

"Well, thank you for the tough love, Sister and your charmingly simplistic view of God and the world." Matt replied as he got up on his feet. "I appreciate everything you've done for me, I really do but don't for a second think you know anything about me or my life."

"I've been a nun for thirty years." Maggie retorted. "I know self-pity, when I hear it."

"OK, good." Matt shrugged, not caring about her arguments as he was about to leave.

"Your father was famous around here." Maggie informed Matt, causing for him to stop. "I saw him fight. I saw him go down many times. But he never stayed down."

Matt sighed, thinking about Maggie's arguments before he left the church.

Matt entered through the roof window as Elektra was in the bed, peacefully sleeping, naked under the blanket before Matt lied next to her as she weakly opened her eyes and turned to him. "Are you alright, Matthew?" Matt didn't reply. "You were out again?"

"It's the only thing keeping me going." Matt said. "I can't be Matt Murdock and the Devil at the same time. And we've both tried to move on but… right now, it's the only path I see in front of me right now."

"You promised me we'd figure this out together." Elektra reminded as she held his hand.

"I keep thinking about what has happened between Danny, Colleen and Davos." Matt said. "Something finds its way to corrupt those we care about. And I just can't shake off…"

"Matthew. You can't lose faith." Elektra pleaded, gently holding his hand.

"I'm just not sure if I can." Matt said and Elektra wasn't sure how to console him.

Ryker's Island

Fisk laughed as Maki Matsumoto, one of the former leaders of the Hand, filled him in on the information she had gathered about Matt Murdock and his allies.

"This… certainly is… educating." Fisk smiled.

"We both know they need to suffer. All of them. Matthew Murdock and his friends took everything from us." Maki said, her smile matching his, one of satisfaction and vindication.

"I'm going to enjoy taking everything from them." Fisk said.

"And I know of… other people with certain skills, who might be as interested as you in… retribution." Maki promised.

Elsewhere

In another prison, Davos was in his cell, doing pull-ups until lights flickered and Davos got down and saw the guards dead with slit throats. Davos got into a defensive stance as ninjas of the Hand approached his cell.

"What do you want?" Davos glared at his sworn enemies. "If you have come to finish me off…"

"We've come to offer you something you might enjoy." One of the ninjas of the Hand promised. "Vengeance. Upon your… brother and a… disciple who has betrayed us. You and we… we want retribution upon people, who have turned their backs on us."

Davos lowered his guard and listened, intrigued. "I'm listening."

The ninja unlocked Davos's cell. "Should you wish revenge for losing the Fist, we shall offer it." Davos left the cell, following the ninjas. "Good choice. But first of all, we need to free another… ally of ours."

"Who?" Davos asked as in another cell was a man with short hair and unshaved face.

"Shades Alvarez?" The ninja asked and Shades got up. "Today's your new day as a free man."

China

"You sure this is the place?" Ward asked.

"It's where Orson Randall had his warehouse." Danny looked at the address as he knocked on the door before it opened and Danny and Ward looked surprised to see a middle-aged Caucasian man. "Orson Randall?"

"Can I help you?"

Matt Murdock's apartment

Karen was cleaning up Matt's apartment, as usual and, perhaps foolishly hoping that Matt would come back, wondering where he was.

Ryker's Island

FBI agent Ray Nadeem entered the room, having been assigned to an errand he thought a waste of time, as he sat across Wilson Fisk in cuffs in prison uniform.

"Mr. Fisk, I'm Special Agent Ray Nadeem with the Federal Bureau of Investigation." Ray showed his badge. "The FBI would like your assistance with…" He sighed, already expecting Fisk to tell him to go to hell. "Let's cut to the part, where you tell me to eat shit, so we can stop wasting each other's time, huh?"

"Tell me, Special Agent Nadeem, do you have anyone in your life who you love so much, you'd do anything to protect them?" Fisk asked.

"Are you threatening me?" Ray asked but Fisk's only reply was a staring gaze at the agent.

"I have made many mistakes. But I accept the debt I'm paying because of them but what I will not accept, is that the woman that I love should have to pay for them, too." Fisk said before taking a breath. "I would do anything to protect her. Anything."

Ray leaned forward, listening carefully. "Sorry. What is it you're saying?"

"I want to make a deal." Fisk said.

Author's Note:

So, what do you guys think? Is it good? Is it bad? Should I continue?

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With regards

Bl4ckHunter