Does Snape Die Novels & Stories

He suggested the special Wolfsbane to the King, he might as well suggest his punishment. “I seek no revenge for Snake's death, Doris. All I ask is the justice he deserves.” He said in a hushed tone. Rather than giving him a response, I nodded and exited the study room. Of course, Snake's death won't be in vain. I'll be sure to give him the justice he deserves. As I made my way back to the room, several thoughts ran through my head. “Could it really be the Royal family?” “What if this was just a misunderstanding?”

Selene tried to joke a little, but I could tell she was just masking the pain. “I completed my final years of school by myself as Delphine was expelled at the end of the second year due to using her dark powers on me, she put me in the hospital wing for three weeks. I didn’t hear anything about her or from her for years until one day we ended up having our final battle where she tried to kill me again and I had to take all her powers away, it was doing this which caused my painful death to protect everyone.” Selene finished, it was my turn to have the tears falling down my face and Sapphire had turned to lick them away.

Sebastian easily caught me by the arm and all of us watched Soren spiral. “It can’t be true! It can’t! Because if then… If then… Having no soul is basically…” Soren has let go of the sorcerer and is now pulling his hair with his widened crazed eyes. He faced us with a horrified expression as he mumbled, “Dead.” I couldn’t help but pity him so I walked to Soren and yanked to hug him, burying his head by the crook of my neck to release a calming scent. The moment I did, he started crying and sobbing. His hands unconsciously hugged me.

I grabbed my phone and checked the message. My heart skipped two beats at what was staring back at me on the screen. "Albus is no longer with us. To honor his life, his burial ceremony begins tomorrow. Be punctual." Iris gasped as she staggered back in shock. I blinked multiple times as I tried to understand how this happened. Albus couldn't just up and die. It felt wrong. It felt planned. "This isn't a good sign. Albus dying now of all times when we need him the most? He's the only one that has all the information on what we're facing now!" Iris cried.

I feel the burning of the knife in my back. "I have saved your life, and you do this to me. It is shameful that you are such a fool. My spell will not die with me. You have to stand your death sentence. You will die with me here tonight. It is a very powerful spouse, and it cannot be removed unless I do it, and I won't do it cause you put a knife in my back," I say. I know I am dying slowly, but so is my murderer. I close my eyes, and I know I will feel no peace. I know there is no good place where dark witches can go. I also know that Harry will end up where I will be because we are not good creatures. We will end up in hell with all the dark gods. I do not know if I am happy or sad. I hear

Then Scarlet looked back at Sage. His eyes were open but there was no fear in them. He had turned to stone gazing upon Scarlet, and the look in his eyes could only be described as love. Locked in his stone hand was the vial of immortality potion, the stopper still in place, not a drop drunk. Realizing it was all over, Scarlet crumpled forward and wept into her crossed arms. Sage was dead.

Draco's deathly aura when he entered the van indicated he was in one of his worst moods, which was very surprising considering he had been with the lady boss just a few moments ago. Let's face it, Draco had finally been showing human emotions these past few weeks ever since he met Miss Jones. The man was previously like a robot who, apart from his deathly glares and his signature frigid scowl that always adorned his face, showed no emotion that could tell you what he was thinking or feeling inside.

The scales on it’s body started to fall out one by one until all that was left was the deep purple poisoned flesh inside. The Sapilisk was dead. "Those scales are all mine!" Iris' eyes sparkled as she hurried forward to begin collecting it. Kruger approached it and struck it in the right eye one last time to ensure it was truly dead. He eventually sheathed his sword, signalling the Sapilisk's death. From the moment the snake first appeared, he had never taken it for granted; it was such a massive monster that it could not possibly be weak. "I can't believe that two Noble Shadow assassins died at the hands of a monster as a result of their carelessness."

"Why do you hate the Snyders so much, Master Pearce? This old man isn't a bloodthirsty individual. He could have easily killed me for tailing him with a flick of his finger." - The news of the Snyders' demise sent shockwaves through Swalesbury and across the entire Corynthea. The once powerful Snyders, who could have dealt a heavy blow to the Pearces, had been virtually wiped out. Grand Chime was now without a leader. Some insiders claimed that the Snyders had suddenly dropped dead without making a sound. Others went as far as suggesting that the Snyders had fallen victim to a rare curse, a mysterious power from the second dimension that surpassed human understanding.

I sat there though, wrapping my hands around his shoulder as I laid my head on his back and hoped that was going to be enough for him. I thought of who could have taken Albert so we could know how to find him. It couldn't have been the dark wizard as he had been injured and couldn't morph into his physical form. The only apprentice that I knew with him was Sasha and she was dead. I had been there when she was buried so there could be no doubt about that. I was convinced that she was dead. I didn't think that the dark wizard had had the time to form a relationship or an alliance with another person who could be his apprentice who could do his dirty work before he was struck with the reversal