Blood Gang Bandana Novels & Stories

Oh actually I do have something I want to ask you about. Kiri: what is it? Ban: what is the Color of the lost Familia?

he said "I wish my brother is alive because he lives in Helen." "I doubt it, because it look as if everybody in that city as turned." Jane replied him. "Fred don't think about it, you know what? I got a beautiful gift for you." Casandra said happily and gave him the hand band that she took from zombie and said "It will cheer you up." Fred look at it and said "Cassandra where did you got this band from?" She said "It's a gift from one Zombie, I killed him." Fred look at it and said "You mean a zombie? or you picked it on the street?"

The man returned to the Base as Torch led me to the pile, watching the man return with two more in his hands and two slung over each shoulder. “Good timing!” the man grunted, heaving the bodies onto the pile “this will be a good lesson for you, Newbie.” “These are people who disobey Hemlock. Hemlock is our leader; he’s the man you met earlier. We only use people from in here as practice, so they will all be Banded.” Torch looked to me, then nudged one of the Banded hands with his foot. “These two killed themselves” the man spoke before heaving one of them up “they have the inverted skin around their necks, see? Hung themselves.”

My body had a mind of its own, a magnetic sexual force that was only drawn to HJ’s pull. Sebastian’s eyes locked on my hips, on my dress still bunched there, and I started to let go of the fabric just as his hand shot out. It balled into a big fist, and the tulle of my dress tangled in his fingers, covering the mafia ring I stared at from time to time. Each of the men at the top of the mob had them, like class rings, but with skulls imprinted on them and a teardrop on the side that symbolized the family’s blood.

Every member has a Necklace or bracelet or ring embodied with a claw holding a rose, dripping with blood. It is the cutest thing ever and there's a crown right under the droplets of blood, I didn't encompass the crown but it's a mistake I took as fate when the jewellers made them. All these items can be worn by all but the necklace, and tattoos are according to rankings.

Papa said sternly with his arms across his chest. I sighed and nodded for Azalea to bring the damn tiara over. Papa insisted that we had to. Kai and Xander had no problems with their gold and silver headbands, but I did not feel all that enthusiastic about wearing a tiara. The tiara was absolutely stunning though. It was a silver and gold band that were weaved together. There were gems of all colors that situated within the dips and curves of the tiara. Papa explained that they were Fae Blood Gems. They got their color by the color of the blood of different kinds of Fae. However, their magic was blocked, making them unusable for spells. Apparently, the magic found in Fae blood was very power

“I’m so glad he didn’t give up on me. Now hurry, give me the signal band so I can make it back to the ship. I need to check on the latest clutch. Nyxt and I were trying something different. We were blending our DNA with that of the local sea life and…Wait, where is your band?” “Band, I’m not sure what you mean?” I admit as she holds up my arms, searching for something she’s not seeing. “Like this,” she pushes aside her sleeve and shows me something that looks a lot like the mating bands Primus tried to gift me before. When I created this new body out of void stuff, I didn’t recreate the ring or earrings I had to keep me in touch with my family, so I don’t even have those to show her. “Only,

A tattoo of a snake around her wrist. She gives me a sweet smile as she hands me a folded paper, then winks as she walks away without saying a word. My stomach tightens as I unfold it. A single sentence written in neat, dark handwriting: Far left booth. Hoodie. Red bandana around the wrist. I glance around the room, my eyes scanning the crowd until I find the one table that fits the description. The figure is shrouded in shadows like they don't want to be noticed and from the look of things, they're not.

A tall man with dark hair and broad shoulders had his arm around Isabella as they walked through the lobby. And there, on his neck, partially hidden by his collar, was a tattoo—a snake wrapped around a dagger. My blood went cold. “What is it?” Aurora asked. “I know that tattoo.” I zoomed in on the image. “It’s a gang marking. The Serpent Brotherhood. They operate in the eastern territories.” “A gang? Why would a gang kidnap Isabella?” “I don’t know. But we’re about to find out.” I turned to the receptionist. “Are they in their room now?”

“Polka-dots are funky. Big ones, anyhow.” “Ha! Sorry. No polka-dots. And definitely no skulls.” Leesa smiled sweetly. “I guess you’ll just have to deal with the embarrassment of being seen with me.” Cali bent in front of her dresser and rummaged through one of the drawers. She pulled out an orange bandana adorned with big purple polka-dots and folded it into a two-inch wide band. “Tie this around your head,” she said, offering the bandana to Leesa. “It’ll give your outfit some edge, at least.”