Deidara Death Novels & Stories

“Now let me apply some herbs.” She began applying them gently. “Mom… What about Richard?” Darius asked. Before Kaidora could respond— “Dead.” Icon’s voice cut in, colder this time. “I killed him.”

she shook her head again and wiped away the tears “I managed to get out and into the woods. That was where Isodole finally passed away. She died, Aria,” she looked at me with a wild look in her eyes, “It wasn’t just that she was sent to wait for her next vessel. My beautiful friend died right there, her long life was extinguished forever,” My mum wiped away a tear that she had missed and then looked at me with a look in her eyes that scared me to the core. “I’m just glad that at least I managed to kill Eli in the process,”

She hadn’t been chanting to kill Saga but Adara. Adara’s hand touched my arm and I looked at her again. “I let him inside because you know, he’s human. We were talking, and he was telling me that Dezrael would let Saga die after she cut out her liver and that he couldn’t let her do it. His eyes changed color very suddenly and he grabbed the knife from the counter and started stabbing me. That’s when I shifted. He stopped just as suddenly as he started, and he looked very confused. That’s when you walked in.”

She buried her face in his chest, holding him against her as she cried. This really wasn't fair. It wasn't fair to her, to Arius, to her planet. Lucius had no one standing in his way now. He would be able to do whatever he wanted whenever he wanted to. Her planet's death was inevitable. The demented angel would waste no time in his mission. Jaida had to face the facts. They were all going to die.

I cried. I cried as the image of the vision I had flashed through my mind. Although I now know that the blood I saw on my hands and Raiden’s chest in my vision belongs to Larisa, it doesn’t change the fact that my mate was dead. The war has ended and so has Raiden’s life.

“I have called you here this afternoon to give an important announcement,” Deirdre said to the crowd of people who had now gathered in front of her house after we had called off the battle. Darius and I stood side by side a few feet away from her as we watched the disappointed and scared faces of her pack members. “For weeks, we haven’t been on the best terms with Darius and Zara here. Zara killed Tyrell, and that’s something that we all know. But the truth is that she wouldn’t have killed him if we hadn’t sold her out to the humans.”

Deya slid down the wall, pressed herself into the very corner. The guard silently and swiftly approached, bent down to pull her out. And with a quiet surprised sigh, he began to collapse. Deja unclenched her hand, releasing a piece of glass that was firmly lodged in the guard's neck. Hot and sticky ran down my arms. The male body sank heavily, crushing the girl. Deya was neither alive nor dead, numb as she realized what she had just done. The nasty smell of blood hit his nose.

Her eyes lingered on the girl, then flicked to Kaiden… then to Queen Adeline. “This girl…” She finally said, her voice calm but heavy, “is truly Raya.” My heart dropped. Unbelievable. “That’s not possible,” Kaiden echoed my thoughts, his voice tight as he stood up, shaking his head in disbelief. Queen Adeline sat frozen beside him, stunned and speechless. “She died. I saw her die...” Tara’s next words silenced the room. “Did you really see her die?” she asked gently. “My king… you never remember what your beast does once it takes over.”

He replied, trying to grasp his information on her as well. But, Jade’s life was granted through Tristan’s love interest or else she was supposed to be a pawn. “So we are completely unaware of this number 3?” Vera asked, a confusion dispersed to perceive how one could hide its identity so professionally. “Yes and from my research, I have found Death killed the elders and the question remains, how? Lark, please continue.” Azen called, motioning to him to continue from where he left off. “Yes, Sir.” Lark stood up this time.

She had read to Dee, bathed her, nursed her the same way she had nursed him when he’d been injured, and she had done all of this while still taking care of Hope and training. In his heart, he had hoped she would do whatever she had done to make him and the other pack members better. He had hoped for it even when he knew Diedre would figure things out. But Diedre had steadily deteriorated, and he’d lost hope that she would make it to the day the witch’s curse took him. “What do you mean?” he asked. “I was going, Jax. I was just waiting for my last breath so I could join all my sisters who went before me. I saw the face of death and welcomed it,” Diedre said. “But Layla came into my room and p