All Death Note Rules Novels & Stories

"I want you to rewrite the divorce agreement. 500 million… or we die together." The knife cut into my skin. My eye twitched violently. She really meant to kill me. I forced myself to stay calm and spoke in a low, steady voice. "Calm down. Do you really want to spend the rest of your life in prison because of me?" Her trembling hand slashed across my arm, leaving a deep gash. "I've got no way out... I might as well die with you!" Before she could finish the sentence, a figure appeared behind me. In one swift motion, the person grabbed her wrist, and the knife clattered to the ground.

Players must strictly proceed with caution. Rule 4: Hidden dangers lurk around every corner. Teams must stay vigilant at all times or face deadly consequences. Complacency is not an option. Rule 5: An announcement will sound each evening to report the day's missions, waking up call, and casualties. All deaths, life counts, injuries, advancements of levels and challenges, and other important information will be displayed on the provided Olympia's Band screens that you'll wear on your wrist. Rule 6: Teams may steal supplies, weapons, and other acquired things or knowledge from other contestants to aid their own survival. Alliances are permitted but temporary. Betrayal is inevitable.

“Are you clear on the rules?” Though they both nodded, he summarised the rules outlined by Jace at the start of the Trial; First to three points. A point comes from a deadly hit, but no serious wounds are to be delivered. If any are, the wolf inflicting them will be disqualified. Points can also be earned if your opponent steps out of the circle. No wolf forms and weapons can only be used to mark a point, not to do damage. “My call is the only call that matters. After each point, split until I confirm to continue. Understand?”

"There are no other rules for this game." My throat dried up. No other rules. Meaning killing was allowed even encouraged because if one were to get rid of their competition regardless of how late they were they could still make the top six if there were only six people left in the game. "What are you doing here?" I turned slowly to see Adelyn glaring at me with two minions behind her. Unlike us, she was fully geared. There was no way she didn't know that the selection would happen that night. She definitely knew. I tried to form the words but I couldn't, which made her more furious.

"Okay, listen… I want you to be aware that staying here in Atenowa is not that easy as you think, there are rules and guidelines that you should follow." Lady Brume explained. She puts on her eye glasses first before she starts to read to me what is written on a rolled paper. What is surprising is that the letter just spontaneously appears on the paper. My eyes open wide from what I saw. There are so many magical things happening here in Atenowa. "Number one rule….Do not use power unnecessarily." I suddenly thought of Lady Brume number one rule and I remembered the lady with blonde hair, she violated the first rule. "What are the consequences if you violate the rule?" I asked Lady Brume. She

Everyone was listening to him peacefully. He continued again, "It's upsetting for us that after all these years, Claire is being challenged. But as we don't want any distrust, any grief within our alliance, so Claire will accept the challenge. But no one dies tonight. The rules are different tonight. No one is allowed to injure their allies. In the end, we are all together. We can't have any internal conflict. So the rules will be maintained extremely. Anyone who tries to pull out any illegal move gets expelled," he said.

Rule Two: You will answer your phone when I call. Rule Three: No physical relationship. Do not touch me unless I’m plunging to my death. I pause. My pen hovers above the paper. Then I write another line. Rule Four: You will not investigate my past without my permission. That one feels important. And very necessary. Then I add one more. Rule Five: If either of us wants out after a year, we walk away clean. But If I ask you to walk away at any time, you will. Rule Six:

The moment I am no longer under Ravok's protection, werewolves who hate me would pounce on me. “As much as I would like to say a few things, I believe it is no use and would prefer if we just go straight to the point,” Elder James said as he rose from his chair, guarded by more warriors than necessary. He and Abel were the only council members able to attend that day. “However, I will state the very simple rules. No one is permitted to kill the other—this is a sanctioned duel, not an execution. The winner will be declared when one of you is too weak to rise and fails to stand within ten seconds. Should either of you ignore this decree, you will answer directly to the council.”

No more rules. Just us.

"I'm not asking you to be a puppet. I'm asking you to be strategic." I thought about staying alive long enough to get Annabelle through this year safely. "Okay. Rule four, public unity." "Good." He set down the pen. Moved closer. Close enough that I could smell cedar and smoke. Close enough that I had to tilt my head back to meet his eyes. "Now we get to the important one. Rule five." Something in his tone made my pulse quicken. "Rule five is non-negotiable," he said quietly. "And it applies starting tonight."