Eren's Death Novels & Stories

I took a few steps back to give them enough room to tear each other out, as they hauled the blames at one another, yanking and pulling at each other's hair like highschool kids. Ding! The cremation process had ended. Nessa and Clara froze as they watched with wide eyes as the furnace door opened, but instead of ashes, a spotless looking Eric showed up. Boy, the look on their faces? It was therapeutic. “Eric!” Nessa gasped in relief as they rushed over to his sides. Cupping his face, and touching his entire body to confirm they both weren't seeing things. “H-how is he still alive?” Clara asked no one particular.

Magnus's gun stayed ominously aimed at Maisie. "Dad! The past is the past. Erin saved Maisie willingly. Her death has nothing to do with her. If you kill her, Erin's death will be for naught," Ernest shouted. "Shut up you moron. If it weren't for her, Erin wouldn't have died. She was only 21 years old. She died because of this bitch's feud with the Collins. Why should my daughter die because of her?" The hatred in Magnus's eyes was noticeable.

He looked like he was debating whether to say it out loud. “There is something from Pamukkale,” he said finally. “Something Adlee remembered.” I felt the air leave my lungs. “Tell me.” Eren looked straight at me, anger and fear mixing in his expression. “Do you remember the woman who died in Pamukkale?,” he asked. “The one the article said was killed by an animal inside the cave?.” “I remember,” I said quietly. “It never sat right with me.” “It did not sit right with Adlee either,” Eren said. “He told me something. Something I did not want to believe.”

Obviously I couldn't reply but she didn't seem to care as she continued "Ignoring me now aren't you? Well since you think you're so above me, I guess you will be able to stop me from doing this." Without a warning, I watched as Selena raised her claws and brought it down, striking Eren hard and ending his life brutally. My mind broke as I screamed inwardly, my eyes wide and locked onto my baby's now collapsed and lifeless body. "Oops. I thought you had the power to stop me. Guess you didn't." Selene jeered, her tone filled with laughter but I wasn't listening.

They could only watch as Yerick collapsed into a crimson pool, eyes still wide in shock. His gaze skimmed past Xoan and landed on Yaslyn behind him. With a faint smile and a voice barely there, he murmured, "Yaslyn…remember me, even beyond death." Before Yaslyn could grasp his meaning, his eyes closed for the last time, and he fell silent. Yerick was dead. On a day when spring was in full bloom, he met his end at Warren Group. The chaos of police sirens and ambulance alarms filled the air as people swarmed in, cordoning off the area and rushing to help, but the scene all blurred together.

Renaldy's sardonic smile didn’t match the angry glare he threw at Eren while talking about the dead Geraldine "She loved you, My daughter, She did everything and anything just to make you happy and satisfied, and when she saw, as we all saw, That you were losing yourself and your way for that hybrid, She tried to save you, And what did you do?" "I killed her..." Eren finished what was the elder shadow going to say, without a shred of remorse, his eyes shining with defiance "And I will do it all over again, and maybe make you watch, but since I can't kill an already dead person, why not kill you and send you to rot with her instead?"

I gripped tight, but he slipped right through and fell. I watched helplessly as Brandon vanished from my sight, tumbling into the abyss. Not a sound from him. Brandon's death was not on me, but it happened right before my eyes. My brain short-circuited for a second before it hit me to call the cops. Maybe Brandon could still be saved? Revenge had crossed my mind, but I never wanted blood on my hands. I dialed 911, and the cops were on the move in no time. The rescue team found Brandon at the cliff's base, his head cracked open on a rock—dead on impact.

Her breathing was shallow and ragged, a ghost of a rhythm that felt like it could snap at any second. “She just collapsed,” I said, my jaw tight as I tried to keep my hands from shaking. “She was screaming about fire, and then she just went under.” Before Eren could reply, his phone shrieked in his pocket. The high-pitched melody felt like an assault in the quiet cabin. He fumbled it out, his eyes never leaving his niece. “Hello?” he snapped into the receiver. I watched his expression shift from terror to a cold, hard focus. He went perfectly still as a voice on the other end spoke.

Peter interjected. “I guess it’s time we showed them how a proper death bed is made.” We grinned at each other while his eyes gleamed a threateningly golden yellow. “I hope you can keep up your bluff in your last moment.” Eren growled as his brown eyes glowed and large golden wings spread from his back while his claws protruded. The others brought out their wings but they were black unlike Eren’s. But I cared less, for the pain and regrets Eren cost me, I was going to rip him apart.

I whisper. Kieran doesn’t move. “I will not.” “You have to.” My voice trembles now. “I’m not going to be the reason the system you built turns you into something that can’t feel.” “Nora.” “If you keep choosing me,” I say quietly, “eventually the Weave will stop you.” Kieran steps closer. “I am Death,” he says softly. “No one dies unless I allow it.” His gaze never leaves mine. “And I will not allow your life to end.”