Danganronpa Alternate Executions Novels & Stories

She looked so peaceful while she was reading, I just wanted to hold her in my arms and stroke her hair. ‘Read the books, if she catches you staring like that she will get upset again.’ I decided to listen to my wolf’s advice for the moment, Garnet seemed to be better at this kind of thing than I was. I spent the next hour or so flicking through the books. Two of the leads that I found were dead ends. The Alpha’s in question didn’t take over because of a scandal. One of them killed a nearby Alpha and started a war, the other didn’t want the responsibility of being Alpha so he ran away to live among humans. Neither of those cases helped me.

Kaiden stood over two more, expression flat and breathing steady. I stepped into the cell. “Enough,” I said. Everything stopped. I looked at them. Then said, very clearly, “Execute them.” A slow grin split Ryan’s face. Kieran’s expression sharpened into something vicious and satisfied. Kaiden only nodded once. Ryan looked at me. “All of them?” “Yes.” Kieran’s smile turned ugly. “Finally.” One of the younger rogues surged upright. “You can’t just…” Ryan broke his nose with one punch.

Together, we ventured back into the world above, our steps determined, and our minds focused on uncovering the truth. As we emerged from the underground chamber, the weight of the revelation about Dorian hung heavily in the air. Seraphine, with her keen intuition, devised a plan to use the altar to uncover Dorian's secrets and weaknesses, believing that understanding his vulnerabilities was crucial in our quest to confront the malevolent force that threatened the realm. [I will use the energies of this altar to tap into Dorian's memories, to understand the darkness that lingers within him. By uncovering his fears and weaknesses, we can find a way to defeat him and the malevolent force he's e

Rhoda agrees and joins the other three. I look around. It’s a nice spot. The sun glitters through the trees, in the distance I can hear the roar of a waterfall, the air smells clean and fresh. This is a good place to die. I mind link with Mara to tell her that she needs to take care of Preston, then turn to Ally. I have to go through the motions. Ally doesn’t understand what’s going on, but I have to do it for the sake of the witnesses. “I, King Johnathan Banks, sentence you Ally Newman to death for the murder of Chad Paul. Do you have anything to say?”

Everything was different now. The execution lasted longer than it would have for a human, given the innate hardiness of supernaturals. Eventually, Alex succumbed to the smoke and fire. The scent of burning flesh accompanied the sizzling of fat and crisped skin. Mama Holt and Chantrea turned together toward the house. That was our signal to leave as well. The execution scene was over. Alex would never touch, nor taste, my blood mate again.

Darren looked at Nancy questioningly. "The punishment is to have his head cut off." "Are you going to behead him?" Noura stared at Nancy in horror and astonishment. "If possible, I will gladly do it." Nancy smiled broadly. Carlen tapped his forehead. "No. The executors did it." He ordered Aaron to order the vampire who served as the executors to kill the captive man. Nancy pouted. "Calm down. One day we will definitely kill them." Vander folded his arms across his chest.

Isolde said “He deserve it after everything we focused on. He betrayed us and conspires with them,” Alexa said “All other accomplices of Mirana will also be executed. The leaders that have helped them will be executed too. The leader of Lynnigens will be executed via screen viewing. All the council Mirana hired will be executed too. Everyone who have helped her will die. Is that already enough to ensure justice to the people of Aleris and to the innocent people that have lost their lives and planets?” Isolde said

Nebra didn't know what was happening, but she still nodded and chose to trust her beta. Sarah and Neon picked up their bags and rushed to the direction of the screams which seemed to have significantly increased. As they arrived at the designated spot for the execution, a pack member with a severed arm staggered toward them but met a gruesome end as a dagger pierced his head, sending him lifeless to the ground. The two girls averted their gaze from the brutal scene and fixed their attention on a dark and strikingly handsome man seated on a chair that resembled one meant for the Alpha. His eyes remained closed.

She was going to stay and watch. “I’m Luna now,” she whispered and Arthur grit his teeth. She was right. There would probably be many times in the future where she would have to witness an execution. She might as well start now. Arthur turned back to Dana, her face almost purple now. He had wanted to make her suffer, but with Almara watching, a quick death would be better. With a quick flick of his wrist, Arthur broke Dana’s neck. A resounding crack filled the silence of the office and Arthur saw Almara jump, but other than that she gave no other indication that the situation was affecting her. At least not yet.

They didn’t look anything like the Fabian and Izzy I used to know, and no matter how much I tried to reason with them, they said nothing to me. From behind us, I heard Alpha Dale’s uncle coldly call out. “Your executions will be in three days from now. Convenient timing, don’t you think? Alpha Dale won’t be round to stop it. Not that I expect him to care for you, Amber. You aren’t his mate after all. And you aren’t better than a rabid animal.” Izzy and Fabian both stiffened beside me, but other than that, they gave no visible reaction to let me know if they were on board with this or not. Were they really going to let him kill us? I saw Beta Trent a while ago. Where was he now?