Geno X Reaper Mga Nobela at Kwento

"She'll stab her best friend in the back today. Who knows who she'll drag down with her tomorrow? You guys should watch your backs." He hung up, cutting off any chance for me to explain. He looked down at me, pinned to the floor with raw, bloodshot eyes, and grinned with sickening satisfaction. "Don't blame me for this. I'm just giving your parents friendly heads-up. A girl like you is capable of anything," he continued. "Honestly, I should have banned Brenda from seeing you years ago. She even bought you a house just to make sure you had a roof over your head, and this is how you repay her?"

The sight of him, battered and bleeding but alive, made me almost choke on my own sobs. Amory knelt beside me, clutching his stomach where blood seeped through his fingers, his face pale and weakened. Yet, when our eyes met, a glimmer of something more—hope, survival—flickered in his gaze. “It’s gone, Amory,” I repeated, my voice barely a whisper as I looked down at his wrist, confirming what my heart so desperately wanted to believe. “The death mark… it’s really gone.” My voice broke, relief flooding me as I sobbed. “It’s all over, right?”

"English, Robert! Now!" "His body is a battery," Robert explained, speaking faster, his scientist brain trying to outrun the Reaper. "The Progenitor bloodline allows him to channel energy that... frankly, shouldn't exist in our dimension. Usually, the output is regulated. But fighting Cain? That forced a resonance. Cain is his genetic mirror. When they clashed, the circuit looped."