Gijinka Kirby Novels & Stories

“You think Jackie came easily to me the first time?” Kirby laughed. “Yeah, I see your point. But, she’s not an ordinary woman. She’s a Garvey. They’ll dig their heels in and fight to the finish if need be.” “Yeah, but I don’t know,” Nick said. “Just think about it.” Nick nodded. “Now, help me stretch. I want you to spot me on the bars,” Kirby said.

Even though we've jumped ship from Hopeful Faith, we'll still be outsiders to him. "Don't tell me that he doesn't care about us anymore now that he has the core technology? Of course, we're just lowly workers, but he shouldn't treat Mr. Kirby that way!" Edward Kirby had once been the deputy team leader of the core team at Hopeful Faith. He had brought a few of his trusted subordinates over to Well Spring Pharma because Chuck had promised to make him a manager with a substantial pay increase. He had been a key player in the construction of the new platform.

The floor was cold and I think my palms had scaped on it because they were burning in pain, but my attention was not there. I was more focused on what the heck was about to happen to me. Kirby soon walked in, holding a few things in her hands that sent a shiver down my spine. “Should I do the honors of telling her?” She asked her boss, a playful smile playing on her lips. “Go for it,” He replied, shrugging as he chuckled. “Linda, I’m going to do a simple procedure. I’m going to draw some of your blood and have you tested,” Kirby began, her voice filled with excitement.

Kir growled as she walked over to Morph. "Move away little birdie." Kir chuckled as she pushed the smaller female aside. “What are you going to do?” Ari asked hesitantly. “Just watch.” Kir said with evident annoyance at the smaller female. Kir extended her fangs once more, bit down on her own wrist, and dripped her blood into Morph’s mouth. Results immediately occurred as Morph’s wound visibly healed within seconds, not even a scar was in its place, as though it was never there to begin with.

I smiled at her pulling her close to me. Kirby put her arms around me and hugged me back. I hope one day I would feel exactly like this with my own child. My thoughts invaded my mind with Conner but I shut them out just as quick as they came in. We were still hugging when a small low cough interrupted us. I let Kirby go and she turned around quickly squealing. “Daddy.” As I watched her leap into his arms. “Hi princess, what’s wrong are you doing?” “We’re having a talk. Women’s talk.” She told him.

The two men fighting Godber were even more formidable, ranked second on the assassin list. They always worked together and had never been defeated. They rarely took on jobs, and Carl had paid a hefty sum to bring them here, with one goal: eliminate anyone standing in his way. Godber walked over to Kirin and helped him up. “How’re you holding up?” “...Cough, cough.” Kirin winced, clutching his stomach, where a deep knife wound bled profusely.

Dilo asked, looking at the blood between Kiri’s fingers, “Blade leaf? No, doesn’t smell right. Rot root? Deathcap mushroom? What can you smell?” “It is hyllap,” Kiri sighed, rubbing her fingertips together, and staring at the blood. Karinna stepped forward, “Did you say hyllap?” “I did,” Kiri nodded, "You know of it?" Karinna nodded, "I have seen it once, and assisted in dealing with its effects."

The pain stung badly. Giordana pushed past me with hasty steps and some seconds later the sharp light reflected on my figure. I heard her footsteps approaching me until she stopped in my front. On seeing my face, a flash of recognition passed her eyes. She screamed again when her gaze wandered downwards. I followed her line of sight and was met with a view of the crimson liquid seeping from the wound. On lifting my head to stare at her, I saw a carving knife in her hand stained with blood.