Novel & Cerita 1st To Die

I interrupt him while putting my hands on his shoulders and my head swaying in between us. "She's fine probably a little banged up but they won sir." I raise my head up to look and him putting a hand on my forehead and one to my hip. So astonished. "Kali went to call out Cage. He didn't show but Hazel did, she was the first to lose her life. Forty-two dead, only one was ours. One of Amy's rouges." I sigh in relief trying to understand the situation better "And how's Amy?" I ask realizing she made back baby alive.

I asked her. She frowned her face as she thought. “Actually yes I do, it's Brie. She was the first to get sick, her parents brought her to me and I thought it was just the flu so I gave her a shot but she didn't get any better and a few days later, more kids got sick. A week later we had our first death.” She explains to me. “Ok, so tell me is Brie still alive?”

A voice I knew all too well. ​"You forgot the most important rule of the Debt, kids." ​I froze. I turned around, my heart stopping. ​Standing in the ruins of the doorway was the younger version of me—the First Life. She wasn't drugged anymore. Her eyes were solid violet, and she was holding a Scythe that looked ten times more powerful than mine. ​"You can't have two of the same soul in the same room," the First Life said, a cruel smile touching her lips. "One of us has to go. And I like my life just fine."

First test? So death wasn’t the worst thing waiting for me here. Is it?

I think about the first life and the ballroom floor and dying with my hands pressed against a cold marble surface asking for one more day. I got more than one day. I got this. "Yes," I say. Riven looks at me. The dawn arrives.

Then, Jack’s cold voice sounded again. “Zellman is out!” In less than an hour, two out of ten people had died. The corners of Jack’s mouth curled up slightly, revealing a cold smile. Then, he entered the hospital’s emergency building. There were not many people here. On the left side of the door was the service desk. Two young nurses were on duty. At this moment, they were staring at a cell phone. “Yes! Yes! Yes!” “Another one died! Perhaps they will all die by dawn!”

His voice was getting frantic. Duke was not moving; his eyes were shut and his skin glistened with the first drops of rain that had come with the rumbling sky. “Duke!” Tim screamed. He had felt the panic in Jason’s voice and young as he was, he understood what that meant. Jack stood by the side, tears glimmering in his eyes. It seemed the boy had already given up on life before it started. “He is dead, is he not?” he asked.

“Alpha…. Alpha Kaden… he is dead.” The world fell into darkness immediately.

We all went out of the tents. “Speak!” I said the moment I was sure the coast was clear. “Luna, Beta Zack, Gamma Dan, I’m afraid I have very bad news.” The soldier began. My heart began to thud in my chest. What could the bad news be? “Speak!” Gamma Dan hissed out, already anticipating what was happening. “I’m afraid the Alpha is dead.” The soldier said.

Fate was a jerk, who would not accept being challenged, if someone rejected his first chance, then he might find his second, but if for whatever reason there was one more rejection, then that person would die and there was no known case where anyone had survived. "Just like I might trip now and break my neck." I shrugged. "Death hasn't scared me since I was 8 years old, when I killed for the first time, or else when I saw three of my friends die, one of them being in my arms. Either you accept that it's going to happen, sooner or later, or you stay your life trying to run away from something that is inevitable."