All These Bodies Novels & Stories

River After surveying the inside of the pack house, we were able to count all the dead bodies. A total of sixteen bodies were either brutally killed or poisoned. No survivors so far. It was still a question of where they could be. Together with the alpha king, we stepped outside, only to see Alpha Raphael, who was back in his human form, but buck naked as a baby, slowly moving the bodies and piling them on the ground. For proper burial. Maxxwell tried to cover my eyes so that I could not see the alpha’s nakedness, but it was already too late. Besides, seeing his naked body was the last thing I was concerned about.

I followed their eyes and almost took a step back, weren't it for Sam holding me in place. Bodies. What looked like hundreds of bodies, all stacked up like logs. Glimmering bodies, like the glimmers downstairs, and I realised they were their scales. Bits of their skin stained the inside of this ship. The bodies, all bloated and colourful, seemed to be a combination of demons and fish. Their skin was made out of scales, but some had limbs like ordinary demons. Some had normal heads, with vacant, lifeless brown eyes, while others had fish-like heads, their eyes a weird bluish colour.

I counted as my weapons met their targets necks and they fell lifeless to the floor. The fighting continued, Ace and I were neck and neck, keeping up with one another as we counted the bodies. I do have to admit, this little game we were playing was sick and twisted, but in our world, it was rather entertaining. I twisted the last guards neck as I watched him fall to the floor. “15.” We both exclaimed at the same time. “West side, clear.” I stated, slightly amused by the fact that Ace could keep up with me. “East side, clear.” His deep baritone voice filled my ear with a similar tone of amusement.

ALLISON. A choked gasp left my lips, and I clamped my hand over my mouth. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. Four dozen bodies lay strewn across the ground, their forms twisted in agony. Their skin was scorched, blackened as if burned from the inside out. My breath caught in my throat. There was only one person who could have done this. I swallowed hard, dreading what I would see when I looked up. And then, I saw him.

“All of them found on the outskirts. Burnt. But not by sunlight. It wasn’t natural. The smell lingers even after they’re moved. Like scorched flesh and ash soaked into the ground.” Rina made a face. “God.” “And their eyes…” I continued, swallowing, “They don’t rot the way human corpses do. But these… it was like dust had settled deep behind the sockets. Like whatever got to them drained something out of them first.” Rina shivered slightly. “Okay, now I’m definitely sleeping with the light on.” I smirked. “You always do.” She shrugged. “Yeah, but now it’s justified.” I hesitated, then added, “Leonidas offered me a seat on his council. Right after the third body turned up.”

The dummies were bodies. The bodies were bound tightly with bandage to give them some decency, with every stomach wrapped up as well. Every single one was missing its right hand from the wrist. Some others had multiple limbs missing, and others didn’t even have faces, but the people kept attacking them with no worries at all. Dried blood stained the dirt around them, but I could see fresh blood and innards spilling out from a few of the bodies the people destroyed. “This is sick” I choked and tore my gaze from the bodies strung up before the people “I thought they were wooden dummies!”

Adam asked as they ran along through the corridor so close together, they bumped shoulders from time to time. “Probably. We’ll need to hurry.” Mist didn’t turn her head to respond, but she was heard loud and clear anyway. They went around a corner to discover a mob of fallen bodies and body parts. Lots of them were wearing the brown uniforms of the Mothers, but there were a few torn and mangled bodies wearing the same color uniform as Rain had on. She tried not to look at their faces, but it was hard.

Tammy asks looking around. "We'll burn them all," I tell her. "BJ links all the guys from your pack to help round all these body's up," I tell BJ as I look around at all the dead bodies laying on the ground. My eyes stop at the alpha king's body. I waited for this day for seventy years and now it's over.

“What the fuck?” There were ten bodies naked and arranged. Black Roses were sticking out of their mouths. Black Roses were sticking out of their mouths. Five were sat on the black sofa Issa and I fucked on while five were sat crossed leg on the floor. It was like a sick family of dead bodies coming together for Christmas. On each body was a letter. THE SWINE. And I instantly knew who was behind this.

" Malvina exclaimed. -Do that or you won't understand a word I'm about to say. Malvina snorted and did as requested - it's cold, it's natural, it's dead - she said and Elena nodded - now touch this one - and off Malvina went to the next body pretending, very well, that she understood nothing - this one is warm. Sergio's eyes widened - what's it like? Malvina then pointed with her eyes for him to check for himself, and so with her he touched the bodies and his jaw dropped. -Doctor, what's with your corpses, anyway? The doctor smiled at them, all proud of her Master's degree at that moment. -With the bodies there is nothing, but with their genetics there is everything. She went to the center o