Blade And Bullet Blind Novels & Stories

"Please, just open your eyes." Jung-Ho lightly pats Sook-Ja's cheek. The young girl, whose lifeless body is next to him, and he is kneeling. He is to blame for her current state. While returning from work, she was involved in an accident. He cries out, "Open your eyes," as his own eyes begin to blur. His skull is bruised, and tears are running down his face. He moves his fingers lightly to stroke the side of her cheek. When his hand accidentally bumps against a brand-new wound, he struggles to contain his sobs. It aches worse than anything I've ever experienced, which makes the suffering unbearable. The car is on fire and the flames are rising high into the sky.

Gertrude asked. “Argh!” I cried in pain as I tried to open my eyes. What the hell was that sword? How could it..? No, the sword didn’t touch me. I was sure of it. The speed and strength of that accursed sword was so much that I got blinded by a mere swing. The wind produced from that close attack was as sharp as the blade of my sword. It stabbed my eye and now my sight is totally useless. I’ll have to do something quick unless this could turn out to be fatal for me, I thought.

Jones suggested while stuttering and unable to look straight in her eyes. Blades' eyes bulge out of their sockets. "What? "Are you insane?" "N-no, but w-we don't have any choices now." Blade rushed to Jones and held him in the collar. The other member tried to stop her. "The fuck are you spouting? Do you want me to rip off that mouth of yours? "

leaves rained gently on the road, shaken from their branches by the autumn wind. "For starters, I've got six men aiming at you two, each gun is loaded with a silver bullet that can kill a vampire instantly," I said sternly, "I guess you've watched 'Blade'? Well, that's what I mean." I could see the two men now frightened realizing what they were facing, that I wasn't alone, I was not just a common thief, and that my team has got guns with bullets that can kill a vampire.

Sighing, I drop the gun and look over to take in my injury. "Fuck," I hiss, realizing that there’s a silver bullet in me. "Gray really is a merciless bastard." "What’s wrong?" Zane asks, coming to join me. "I’m fine," I assure him. "I just need something to get this damned bullet out." "Allow me," Blaine announces, showing up out of nowhere in his human form. "Don’t scream like a little bitch." Frowning, I watch as he extends two nails and then digs them deep in my wound, causing pain to radiate in me until black spots start to dance in front of my eyes. Fuck, he really wasn’t gentle, was he?

"At least Lucifer is handsome. That’s one thing we both have in common." As the lively banter continued, Blaze remained mostly silent, his sharp eyes constantly scanning their surroundings with a hunter's vigilance. The thick forest enveloped them in shadows, its dense foliage creating a natural labyrinth of concealment and potential threats. Suddenly, the tranquil ambiance was violently disrupted by the deafening crack of a rifle shot. The sound echoed through the trees, sending birds fluttering in panic and silencing the forest's natural symphony. In that split second, a silver bullet, gleaming ominously, sliced through the air with deadly precision, emerging from the thick underbrush like

“Would you mind talking a little about the special weapons we have? My team has never even had the titanium bullets, so I am curious.” “Oh, yes.” Aaron smiled, thankful Lex had asked. He’d meant to mention some of the items they’d taken from Christian’s workshop. “Titanium is very dangerous. I know not all of you have used it before. As far as we know, the titanium bullets will allow anyone to kill anyone else, so the whole ‘Guardians can’t kill Hunters’ adage is wrong. You have to be careful where you’re aiming, especially considering we are basically positioned in a circle. We have recommended everyone bring a silver blade with them since sometimes that works better on the stronger Vampire

Ready, aim, fire. "Switch to twin dual blades, V." Erin guided as he aimed for the player's head, and without hesitation, V followed through. The player to the left of V dropped to the floor as the arrow penetrated his skull, XP fluttering closer to Blue's body, illuminating his feet. Cursing mentally, he flattened the orbs surrounding him, desperate to keep his location as hidden as possible. Alas, that wasn't meant to be. A bullet went straight through his foot, thudding loud against the tree, clutching the wound to prevent any extra blood spillage.

Blakeley said and she sniffed as tears streamed down her eyes. “Yes, mummy.” She mumbled in response and Blakeley looked back and forth to see where the ray was coming from. She suddenly stood up and hugged Bryar with a force that both sent them down and the bullet pierced a glass in the living room. “Get down Bryan!” Blakeley yelled as every glass in the house started to shatter, bullets pierced every corner of the house and Blakeley wrapped her arms around Bryar who screamed in fear. Blakeley let go of Bryar and glanced to see if Bryan was okay and he was.

I declared, my voice a cold, unwavering command. The air crackled with tension as we circled each other, our blades gleaming in the dim light of the chamber. Despite his skill and determination, the beta was no match for the relentless fury that burned within me. With each strike, each parry, I felt the primal power surging through my veins, a force beyond comprehension.