How Zodiac Signs Die Novels & Stories

"You're mistaken! Hazel can't be dead! She was with us just four days ago!" The Seer looked calmly at the broken father. "Alpha Jaden, death does not change because you deny it." "Then how did she die?" Lyra asked when she came to, her voice hoarse like shattered glass. "She was fine. Why would she die?" "Her wolf was shattered by a dark curse," the Seer's words were a death sentence. "It's a curse that specifically targets the Luna bloodline. Once cast, the victim's wolf completely fades within days, until nothing is left."

"I don't know why you're stopping the doctor from saving Nina, but she's dying right now. I have to sign the form and save her! If you insist on causing trouble, I'll have no choice but to have the bodyguards escort you away." Panic surged through me. Memories from my past life assaulted me like a nightmare. I clutched Arturo's sleeve desperately, my voice trembling. "You can't sign, Arturo! The moment we sign our names on that form, they'll hollow out Nina's body like monsters! And… And her daughter will take Nina's heart!" Avelina's face stiffened instantly.

Maybe my fate would’ve been worse — in the hands of the Sentinels, or another clan. — Guess that puts us at a standstill, then — I admit. He doesn’t look away, and that unwavering focus feels… dangerously thrilling. — Tell me something humans don’t know — I say, wanting to keep him talking. — I’ll tell you something about me in return. Samiel lifts an eyebrow, and for a moment I think he’ll refuse. But then he turns fully toward me, close enough that his heat seeps into my skin. — The zodiac signs — his deep, rough voice travels straight through me. — They’re real. Personalities shift with the stars. I don’t know why He made it that way. Maybe He got lazy creating unique souls.

“My kind doesn’t kill werewolves for fun!” “Lies!” Astrid hisses. “Plenty of our wolves have died mysteriously in the forest with blood around their mouth and ears. That’s a typical zareth sign!” “Blood doesn’t mean it has to be the work of zareths!” Korrin argues, voice raised. He is speaking from his chest, and he sounds mad. Very mad. Still, Astrid doesn’t back down. “How do you know that?” She challenges him.

A purple aura surround the hand she touched my chest with. "Do you feel stronger?" I nodded. "Good, Jonathan. We'll plan for Xandria's death as soon as possible. Once Xandria is dead, Alpha Liam will follow soon. What do have learned about Liam is when something or someone close to him dies, he can barley stand it in the first place. He rarely has people like that, but we can be sure that Xandria is at the top of that list. Plus, mates cannot live without each other. Therefore, the pain of Xandria's death will make Liam suffer and within the month, he'll be dead."

After a while, we opened our eyes and immediately gathered ourselves together. "Were they fine when they met the Moon Goddess there? I hope the great Moon Goddess did not misunderstand their actions and consider it an act of suicide. It was an act that they did automatically once their host died." I rubbed my face roughly as Zacharias channeled energy through his embrace. "Don't feel bad. We weren't there at the time, so we couldn't save them. This was a plan devised long ago by that cunning woman," Zephyr explained. "Their deaths are beyond our reach. Besides, they should face that death immediately than rather tingeing undead. Those who are now in the other realm must be grateful that we f

He explained to me that I think what he said was profound. "W-someone...wants to kill me? W-wasn't that from the u-underworld?" I felt my body go cold because of what I found out. Someone wants to kill me and I don't know who it is. Ate was the only one I knew that had a grudge against me, but she couldn't do that because she didn't have a known mage and an immortal couldn't just find a mage. "Alessia, if you will die, the first sign is a sprout of the red spider lily. It will grow anywhere in the area where you live, that is the symbol of the imminent death of the creature that lives there." He entertained me.

Eluisa, a beta asked, and her brows narrowed. Zera nodded. “We discovered this truth over a week ago and wanted to wait for the right time to disclose it; now, however, is the best time to do that. Sages, just like any other supernatural creatures, can die. Just like werewolves to silver, we are vulnerable to gold.” A murmur went through the crowd of people gathering together, but soon everywhere became quiet. Zera knew they had doubts, just like she had when Quincy told her about it, too. Showing them the truth would be the best explanation.

Tired of the non stop tears that have been leaking without permission. I was going to die. I knew it. But I was not scared of it. The thing that haunted me more was what will happen after I die . What will happen when he will come to power? My death will bring havoc into this world. He will destroy this world in the name of power. And I will not be there to protect them. Viper will be dead. The hopes of my people will extinguish. Why? Why did this had to come to this? And that's when I understand. Why my mother died this way. She wasn't killed. She opted to kill herself . She commited suicide. Because she knew if Ajax is able to complete 7 stars, this world will end.

Yes, we cry blood; some stories get that part right. We can also die. There is no special way to kill us, no magical ritual or special tactics needed. We heal frighteningly fast, but if something kills us quickly enough, we don't have time to repair ourselves. That's why we're usually dispatched with a strike to the heart or blow to the head. Fire also does a number on us, overwhelming our systems so thoroughly that we don't know how to fix it. Sunlight won't kill us, but it does, like Stoker said, take our powers away. Also, when we do meet our final curtain, we don't become dust, or revert to our “true” age, or burst into flames. Nothing fantastic and cinematic-like that occurs at all. We