Benimaru Death Novels & Stories

That was a good thing for both of them. Thomas stood where he could see both the columbariums and looked up at the sky. He finally finished what he had wanted to do. He believed that Ben, watching from somewhere above, will be happy with how things went. “Uncle Caspain, rest in peace.” Thomas and Anna knelt in front of Ben’s columbarium and mourned. There were priests reciting bible verses and praying. Today was the seventh day of Ben’s death and the day where the death of Ben and Scott were avenged. The evildoers who caused their deaths were either killed or arrested.

It’s weird, it’s like she took the darkness with her. Emerson and Brjent stare openly at me, Farkas seems just as blown away as I am by the strangeness of it all. “Who was that?” He asks no one in particular. “That was Nanako Jimmu, youngest daughter to the first emperor of Japan and a very deadly member from the Band of Blood. This changes the entire situation Santiago, this isn’t good, not at all.” Emerson says breathless.

He never imagined in his wildest dreams that another ‘human being’ would be sitting comfortably on the boot of the limousine he was driving and clutching a katana with a bland countenance. As Ubari’s lifeless body lay on her bed, her friend at the other end kept saying “hello” until Ubari’s airtime got exhausted. Before the limousine entered the highway, Timmy’s invisible double suddenly disappeared, while his katana soon appeared on the holder in his house. In three days’ time, a pathologist would record the cause of Ubari’s death as acute asphyxia, while her closest relative would be contacted from her file in the University Registry to claim her corpse.

“Uncle Marvin, what should I do?” Summer did not know how she should make her decision. Regardless of which option she would choose in the end, it would be an ending that everyone did not want to happen. “Where’s Aaron?” Benjamin asked with a pale look. “The young master died when he ran away. In order for me to run away successfully, I buried him on the island behind the Western District. If you don’t die here, please bring back his body and give him a lavish burial.” That man lowered his gaze and seemed sad. “He shouldn’t be dead. It’s you who should be dead. All of you should die!”

Varian didn’t take his eyes off Domenico. “I’m done talking.” He moved faster than a human should—one clean step, one clean shot. The bullet hit Domenico’s hand, shattering the detonator. The second went through his chest. Domenico staggered, stunned, staring at the blood blooming across his shirt. “You… you killed… the last Marcelli…” Varian stepped closer, voice low, steady, merciless. “This is what survival costs.” Domenico collapsed—with a soft, pathetic sound that echoed too loudly in the vault.

“No. But I saw his face. It was enough for me. Father died unexpected and you should have seen the look of surprise and disbelief when he couldn’t figure out what was happening. It was refreshing and beautiful. Bulging eyes and veins. Don’t tell me you still doubt Takashi” “Well after what he did, how can I still doubt his loyalty?” she asked. “But I still need to see the video”. “I’ll show it to you later. But this calls for a celebration”. “And what’s going to become of Red Dawn?” Sachi asked. “If they’re smart enough, they’ll run an autopsy and see its poison. But they can never pin it on Phantom. No one knows that Fujiwara had a son”. “So who will take over?” Sachi asked.

“Alpha… It's Beta Marius. We went to the dungeons to check on him. See how he’s doing and possibly ask him some more questions. But…. But…” “But what?” I barked at him. All the patience drained from me. “Beta Marius is dead… he’s dead.” Zeta said from inside. The words drained all the blood from my face, I staggered where I stood. Then blinked, I looked up and found Mara’s eyes on me. “Damon… take it easy.” She said, “you both should come in first.” But I didn’t listen to her words as I took off the robe and shifted aggressively. I took off in a hurry, with one destination in mind.

About his love. I thought about my family. About their safety. About their future. The sun set. Luca made dinner. Eli set the table. I lit candles. Hope ate from her high chair. Grace slept in her bassinet. We ate in silence. The doorbell rang. Luca answered. A man stood there. Tall. Gray hair. Tom. He said he had news. About Marie. About her death. Luca asked what news. Tom said Marie had not died of natural causes. She had been killed.

"I'm sorry I ever said the words you twisted into this nightmare. I'm sorry I didn't see what you were becoming. And I'm sorry it has to end this way." "You're weak," Marcus spat, but there was fear in his eyes now. "You'll always be weak." "Maybe," Liam agreed. "But I'd rather be weak and good than strong and evil." The execution was swift and clean. One moment Marcus was there, still ranting about vision and destiny. The next, he was gone. Liam stood over his beta's body, the blade falling from his nerveless fingers, his face blank with shock and grief. The war was over. The mystery solved. Justice served.

I'll rather meet with her and explain what happened instead or she'll just end up ruining my ear buds. He nodded, cleared his throat and answered the call. I moved away to dry my hair. Just then, I noticed a sudden change in Marcus' emotions through our bond. I wasn't paying attention so I didn't hear what Jenny had said to him. Marcus placed dropped his phone, his eyes on me, giving me a look that really frightened me. What happened? Is it something bad? "It's about Benjamin." He started. What about him? Did he escape from prison?? "He's dead." He announced. What??