Disgaea Killia Novels & Stories

The door stood open behind her. Mia stumbled, then steadied herself and used her knee to slam the door shut. She pressed her hands to her chest, panting. “Mia,” I said, reaching for her, but she stepped away. “K-Khalid… y-you killed someone in the human world, really?” she stammered. Her dark hair was wild, scattered. Her lips trembled. She looked like a goddess — more than that even, and it made my head spin. “Khalid!” she yelled, snapping me back.

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

Dust rose in a whirlwind around them as they tore into each other. “Lilliana did what she had to,” Night Fury snarled as they grappled. “Neither you nor Matthew could lead us. We’ve been planning this long before you even met her. Selene’s involvement with the rogues? It was a lie and you fell for it, like the fool you are.” Killian staggered at the words. Night Fury saw a chance and sunk his teeth into Killian’s forearm, ripping it from his body. With a cry of agony, Killian reverted back to his human form, clutching his bleeding arm. He stared at his shredded hand on the ground.

"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?"

' Granny Rafflesia had a ferocious look, "You still dare to be so arrogant when you are near death?" She shouted, "Lilo. Come over here and kill him!" "Yes, Master!" Lilo replied and strode forward. She said coldly, "Who cares if you are the Heaven Deviation Path's Sect Master? We still get to kill you. Remember my name. I'm Lilo. Just in case you don't know who the person who killed you is." She drew her longsword and aimed it at Kye's heart. Kye had used up all of his energy. He could not avoid it. The longsword penetrated deep into his heart. Blood gushed out of his body. His eyes were resentful as he fell backward.

“Your name is Sarah Killian, and you are about to kill me.” My heart clambering to crawl out of my throat, I pull my trusted knife out of my bag and bring it into the Phantom Kid’s chest. He doesn’t scream, or call out, or anything. He just falls down to the ground. To make sure that I sufficiently finish the job, I stab him again and again, with each stab I silently curse in my mind.

“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

Lexie's heart pounded so loud, she was sure Killian could hear it. She wasn't a novice sexually, nor was she timid, but this was the boldest thing she'd ever done. Killian Walker called to a darker side of her sexuality she'd never even known she had. She might never want this with any other man, but she wanted it with him.

Yahya materialized in front of them. Yahya was the lady who healed Moria in the dungeon. She was a priest and a dryad in origin. Using her attribute that belongs to the natural category her specialty lies in purification and healing at the same time. Lalia nodded at her, and they turned their gaze to their contracted master. Waiting for the orders they shall receive. “The second Milieus Executive is surely a Black mahò user so Yahya will be an effective opponent with her, in terms of strength we can manage for sure, no need to worry Johann,” Lalia confidently stated.