Departure Hunter X Hunter Lyrics Novels & Stories

'Cause you're a sky, 'cause you're a sky full of stars I'm gonna give you my heart 'Cause you're a sky, 'cause you're a sky full of stars 'Cause you light up the path I don't care, go on and tear me apart I don't care if you do, ooh-ooh, ooh 'Cause in a sky, 'cause in a sky full of stars I think I saw you 'Cause you're a sky, 'cause you're a sky full of stars I wanna die in your arms, oh, oh-oh 'Cause you get lighter the more it gets dark I'm gonna give you my heart, oh I watched as hundreds of people arrived in their pickup trucks, unloading an assortment of items – beers, energy drinks, sausages, lambs, meats, and camping equipment. The air was filled with the sounds of laughter and chatte

“You mean they haven’t returned. They should have been back by now. We all went our separate ways to hunt. I don’t have any answers for you, mom. Please, can we just get a move on with this ceremony? I would like to rest for a couple of hours.” “Okay. We’ll talk later.” Mom says, and her eyes glaze over as she summons my dad. Suddenly the pungent smell of pine and citrus wafts in my direction, along with that of blood from fresh kill, and I glance over to the dungeon’s entrance to see Xavier with a buck significantly larger than mine on top of his back. He comes to stand before me, crouches down and bucks it off to where it lays in front of my feet. ‘Our mate is fantastic. Mmmmm. We should e

Hunter 30: A Moment of Ecstasy A sigh of relief left my mouth as I finished talking. I had finally said the words I had been longing to express, my confession a weight lifted from my chest. Yet, a sense of vulnerability lingered, a fear that my words might not be enough to bridge the gap between us. As I watched Hades sleep, my eyes filled with a mix of affection and appreciation. I know I am drawn to him, my heart captivated by his strength, his kindness, and his unwavering devotion.

Many soldiers had already perished under Xander’s dreadful Lycan jaw and claws. They soaked the forest clearing in their blood, making it harder to move without slipping on the wet grass. Only a few were left to fight, including the hunter still standing proudly on his horse, shooting arrows to subdue us. When the hunter reached the last arrows, he charged with his horse, slashing his sword close to Xander while another soldier distracted him. When the hunter’s sword came down on Xander, I blasted it away before it came too close and ran towards the man.

***** HUNTER’s POV I stop in my tracks and look down at my hands, my brows furrowing. I can’t go into the light. I have to get back. My time is not yet up! Try as I might, my feet seem to have a mind of their own and I feel myself being lulled into the warm embrace of the light. But how do I pull back? Am I out here all alone? “HUNTER!” I hear someone calling out my name. I hear someone screaming for me. “HUNTER!!!!!” Who is that? Are you calling out for me?

Aleah pleaded, her voice shaking as she looked up at him. "And who do you think I am? What do you think I’ve become? Can you answer that?" Hunter asked coldly, his tone cutting through the tension like a blade. "Please, Zen," Aleah begged, tears streaming down her face. "This is what happens when you stick your nose where it doesn’t belong," Hunter said coldly. He added, "Make sure to have a little chat with Him when you get to heaven." Tilting her head gently against his arm, he pressed the gun firmly against her temple. A loud gunshot echoed through the house.

Rage pierced through the careful armor I built around my emotions, seeing them together. As if I were nothing! Hunter suddenly stopped and stared toward our group entering, frowning as his green eyes landed on me. Hunter suddenly began to approach us, dragging Sandy with him. I avoided eye contact as I fought to keep my heartbeat down. “Well, well, well. The Scarred Rogue Alpha in the flesh,” Hunter chuckles softly with amusement. His mask was dark with little silver crescent moons. “Yes,” Jaxon dryly said. “And you are?” Jaxon knew exactly who Hunter was. But he also wanted to make a dig at Hunter’s expense.

Frantic howls sounded above ground and I chuckled knowing that my rescuers had arrived. "Release the link and tell it to attack the invaders. You go and help," Hunter ordered the hybrid. He glared at me and continued to try and reach out to me. I swiped at his hand, slicing through his fingers. He howled in anger as he tucked his hand against his chest.

“You think your howls frighten us? We’ve burned two dens this month and you’re next. We’ll line your borders with fire until there’s nothing left but ash. Mothers will bury pups, and we’ll call it justice. You’ll choke on the smoke of your own making.” A warrior at the edge of the room stepped forward and delivered a sharp slap that snapped the captive’s head to the side. He hissed, tasting blood, but his eyes still burned with fanaticism. “Kill me. It won’t matter. Another will rise in my place. You’ll regret thinking you could stand against us. We are the Hunters. We are the line that keeps this world clean. And when Dorian gives the order—we strike.” Cassian crouched low in front of him,

“She howled all night. That kid’s not singing, she’s warning predators.” They watched a heron pick its way across the mud below. The silence stretched, a comfort now. “I never said thank you,” Xander said, “for dragging me out of the city. Or for back there.” His hand moved, ghosted hers. “I don’t know what it means. But I want to find out.” Carolina surprised herself by not recoiling. “Don’t,” she said. “Don’t ruin it with words.” He smiled, full this time. “Alright. No words.” He kissed her, careful as a truce.