Blue Eye Samurai Ending Novels & Stories

My blue hair fell beyond my shoulders, representing everything I was destined to be rather than being the object of youthful awe. As I fixed the silver circlet Alpha Derek had given me for the mating ritual, my hands shook a little. The thought of him made my heart skip a beat. Prophecy and duty had entwined our futures as we grew up together. I had noticed the tender grin he kept for me and the warmth in his black eyes, even though our interactions had always been professional and closely watched by the pack elders. I was startled out of my reverie by a gentle knock on my door. I called and said, "Come in," hoping to see my mother for some last-minute counsel.

“You agreed to meet with me today, Sam. Please don’t act like you cannot see or smell me standing right in front of you. What took you so long to answer the door?” Samael rolled his eyes, chuckling underneath his breath as he finally met my gaze. His eyes were a very light baby blue color. Sometimes if he was feeling exceptionally moody, these orange streaks appeared in his irises. When that happened, his eyes resembled bright blue propane flames. Ignoring my question, he stepped back enough to pull the door open the rest of the way so that I could step inside.

Alex Samantha seemed too relaxed for someone that had gone through a traumatic experience. While I held her in bed, Damien was extremely restless. I tried to figure out why, but even he could not explain his reasons. Another thing that baffled me was her eye colour that kept changing. When she woke up at the hospital, they were golden with no trace of brown. By the time I joined her in the room after Robert left, her eyes were brown again with specks of gold. It was a mystery. I had no clue about her family, the Blackwells were nowhere to be found. But every fibre in me told me there was something special about Sam's bloodline. I couldn't tell anyone about her eyes. She was already in enough

I cover Sam's body. The pure moonlight hits her and she gasps a big breath of air. "Sammy?" I look her over. Her body starts to glow blue and her back starts to arch. "Sam?! What's happening?!" My hand afraid to touch her. The wound in her stomach shoots out rays of blue white light. The wound closes. I watch in amazement as she lifts almost off the ground, screaming. I have to shield my face as the blue she glows is so bright, it hurts to look at it. Jayson and River cover their eyes too.

Her pair of sky-blue eyes were embedded in her beautiful eyes like gems, which made her look like an elf from the sea. Samuel looked at his hand and saw some blue marks. Another one? Samuel sneered. As soon as he finished speaking, Samuel suddenly disappeared. The blue-clad beauty's gem-like eyes narrowed slightly. She drew a circle in the air, and a circle of light made of blue seawater was drawn in front of her. "Bang!" With a wave of the water light, Samuel's ghost-like figure was directly blocked by the water circle. "Interesting." Samuel grinned. His Great Void Divine Steps was unpredictable, but he didn't expect that the blue-clothed beauty could spy on him in advance and predict the l

I pull out slow, stand, fix my sweatpants. She opens her eyes. Pure black. Then they fade back to blue. She smiles with Samantha’s mouth. Three bodies now. And the house is still asleep. Perfect.

I said, my voice cold and steady. “This ends now.” With one final, swift motion, I pulled the trigger. Samara fell to the ground, the blood spilling from her neck in a grotesque, final moment. She was gone. And with her, the nightmare that had haunted me for so long was over.

"You’re toying with forces you don’t understand, Sam. Whatever you think you’re creating is going to backfire on you." Sam chuckled. "You always underestimate me, big brother.” He moved even closer, his face just inches from mine, saying, "You won't have to imagine it for much longer. You’ll actually see it happen. Your pack will be torn apart and turned into something different. When you finally beg me to stop, I'll make sure you live long enough to regret everything." I kept my eyes on him and replied calmly, "You’ll never win." His smile disappeared, replaced by a darker look. He lifted his hand, and before I could react, a burning silver touched my forearm.

They were all full-blooded betas after all. Yet, just the night before, they all managed to take down those rogues. There were about ten rogues that attacked them. Sage didn't doubt their abilities, their strength wasn't too far from Naya's after all. However, when fighting, she saw something strange. She looked at Billy and said, "Your eyes. They changed while we were fighting with those rogues... Billy, I don't mean to pry, but are you really a beta?" Billy. The color of his eyes changed while they fought. From ordinary brown ones to golden and red, like the color of the horizon as the sun set.

Dominic stared at her, his light blue eyes dull as his mouth flattened into a grim line. “So, this is the end?” he asked in a raspy voice. Samaire clenched her jaw before she blurted out how she really felt. End? This is never going to end for her… But she was very close to falling in love with him. So it was better if they parted now. Samaire abruptly glanced down at her feet. She couldn’t meet his gaze as the emotions were swelling in her chest. “This is best… for both of us.” “No, Sam!”