Invincible Omni-man Death Novels & Stories

A war will destroy the North, the South, and the East. You will be poisoned. You will lose your first child. A son. The words hit Fin like a blade. His stomach turned to ice. Nova's heart slammed against her ribs. Her breath caught and body locked. They continued, sounding like many beings speaking through one vessel. Both Betas will perish in 30 days. Gamma Thorne will be murdered before the end of summer by the hands of his fated mate. Nova felt like something had just punched her in the chest. The Alpha King will perish at the hands of Ashbane.

The first words that proceeded from Omari's mouth when he saw him awake were: “You're lucky... The way I had it planned in my head, you weren't supposed to wake up, ever again.” “Sir, would you please mind your language,” one of the nurses said. And Omari went off on her: “Keep your fat mouth out of this! I and this man have history! He's affected my life in more ways than even he realizes! He deserves to die! It won't change anything that he's done but he still deserves to die!” And with this, Omari tried to charge for Snyder, though he was held back again by the officers who pinned him to the wall. Still, it required all the strength they could muster. It seemed that he'd gained weight and

She had been so quiet that I was afraid Preston would walk all over her. “Shh,” Preston cautions. “Not so loud…. But yes.” I stand a little closer to Johnathan who won’t take his eyes off his dying brother. Even as Eli finally collapses to his knees, and thin rivulets of blood run from his nose and ears, Johnathan doesn’t look away once. At long last, the Omega falls forward, his chest rattling as he tries to hang on to life. Then he goes still. “Clean this up,” Johnathan orders. “Make sure no one sees you.”

~Samantha~ Black Moon wasn't dead. The neck snap hadn't killed him. Of course it hadn't. He was too powerful for something that simple to work. We'd barely gotten Dominic loaded into the vehicle when Black Moon appeared in the mill doorway. Standing. Whole. Like Killian hadn't just broken his neck. "Did you really think that would work?" His laugh echoed across the clearing. "I've survived worse. Much worse." "Impossible." Killian was barely conscious but he saw it too. "I felt the bones break."

In all my life he was the only person who had really cared—the only non-omega who didn’t spit at the sight of me. He could have forcefully dragged me to the dungeon if he wanted, and even hurt me out of hatred in the process—but he talked to me carefully—assured me he didn’t care about the fact that I was an omega—and made sure I followed him willingly. And yet he was killed in the end… by the same man who ordered him to do all of that—by the same man who was supposed to be my mate. The betrayal shook my bones, and my tears blurred my vision.