Disgaea Killia Novels & Stories

“Didn’t you make me this way? You pumped me full of drugs, turned me into a sex addict, and then tossed me aside. Taking in young wives, breaking them if they didn’t give in. Don’t think I don’t know your secrets. You hate Kieran because his mother never bowed to you. He’s not even your blood. You killed his father.” Sergei’s smirk didn’t falter. “Stop pretending to be holy. Didn’t you fuck Kieran yourself once he was grown enough?” Her jaw clenched, then she laughed again, but it was hollow. “I did it for a reason.” The door creaked. Klara Petrov slipped in, silent as a blade, bowing before Sergei. She didn’t so much as glance at Lilia. Lilia, however, threw her one last poisonous glare, th

Ariana spun toward Liora instinctively, fire flaring protectively as chains snapped and she caught her before she fell. When the smoke cleared, Serena was gone. The clearing was ruined—scorched earth, shattered stones, unconscious rogues scattered like debris. Ariana held Liora tightly, relief and exhaustion crashing over her in equal measure. Liora groaned weakly. “Please tell me you didn’t kill her.” Ariana let out a shaky breath. “No.” “Good,” Liora murmured. “That would’ve been too easy.” As warriors rushed in, Kael’s presence hit her—familiar, grounding, fierce. He reached her side in seconds, hands gentle as they examined her, her stomach, her injuries.

She was taking control. The city stirred behind them, unaware of the game unfolding in its shadows. Trevon would learn soon enough: Aire had changed. The girl he tried to kill was gone. In her place stood a woman reborn, fearless, and untouchable. And with Dee, she wasn’t alone. Together, they disappeared into the city, two shadows among many, ready for whatever came next.

"Do you think he was nice to you because he truly loved you? He only sees you as a tool to vent his frustration with the Fishers—the fact that we have doubted his abilities yet still dictated his entire life." She stumbled backward, looking beyond sorrowful. "I only knew that now, and I ended up killing two good people. I owe Laura and Maddie an apology." Grandma started mumbling on her own, no longer paying attention to Harvey and Nelly as she walked over to the garden pavilion. She muttered, "Don't worry, Maddie and Laura. Soon… Soon—" I couldn't make out her remaining words, as an unknown force suddenly appeared and pulled me back. In the end, I only heard Nelly's terrified scream, as wel

"You look miserable." I had no strength to glare at her. "I'm… on the verge… of dying," I muttered. She shook her head and smiled faintly. "It's not that easy to kill you, Nala." Bitterness curved my lips. "I can't… fight him, and… he will kill me… tonight." She smiled again and sighed. "It's truly ironic… The one who was supposed to kill Belial will bring him back to life." I managed to frown. "I was supposed to... kill Belial?"

" She replied hotly, eyed me and walked away. " I'm sorry about Stephanie's behavior" delvin apologize Smiling. Oh! It's nothing, I returned the smile while focusing at her departing figure. "Iam sorry Kelsi, you will surely have a hard time from now hence forth, but you know it's girls issue", he smirked. "Yeah! Iam used to them", I laughed. "Iam really not into Stephanie, even all of them! They all have bad characters and it irritates me", he pouted looking even more handsome.

"What have you done?" "Well, I found a way to leave hell permanently. This body, it is... capable. She's strong and she's a descendant of Arithymus. This means I can finally do what I've yearned to do for two hundred years. She will be my ultimate weapon, my avatar" kael paused and looked at him. "I need you Lyrien." Lyrien got to his feet and scrambled to a corner of the room, in the opposite direction of where he stood. "How did you find her? I thought all descendants of Arithymus were killed. " he replied

What's important to her is to carry out her mission: kill the Evergreen Regency's CEO, Alphonse Cruz. She draws another dagger from the small pocket by her leg and pointed it on his chest. The bade is too sharp that it starts to pierce his chest without applying too much force on it, making his white long sleeve shirt stained with crimson. Al, on the other hand, doesn't have much reaction. Instead, he closes his eyes as if waiting for his death. Now, this is rare. Lylia has been working as an assassin for quite some time but this is the first time she sees her target be so... obedient.

Maria’s eyes widened, and she went to shake her head; however, Lia motioned for her not to make a sound as she picked up a piece of wood, a railway, as she walked toward the demon. “Did you really believe that you would be able to have her kill me without me knowing, Lycan?” Killian’s heart raced, and I could swear that he was trying to find a way out of here as he looked at the demon who was ready for the kill. “Have you forgotten that me dying means that you die too? Or were you depending on the little wolf to kill me so you can live?”

"Yes, there are some who want money. Some who are just plain crazy. Some who like killing for the sake of it." I know where this is going. "And some who want to kill just because they hate non-humans?" She nods. "Yes. They're called purists." "So, the Silver Hunters have all these different factions within the group... And no one knows anything about them?" "Not until they're in your face." Alice stops walking. "Until it's too late." Ice fills my veins, and the wolf in the woods comes to mind. Was that a normal animal I saw? Or something else?