Novel & Cerita Jack Phoenix Death

"Cassian, let me clarify a misunderstanding here. First, the Phoenix kingdom has not perished and will not perish. And second, I am not dead. Have you forgotten the last time we met? How can you assume I'm dead, after what you did to me?" My body froze instantly. This was the first time I had heard Dorian Phoenix's life story from the man himself. All this time, it had been only Jesse who had told me that he had died. "So, he's not dead? Did I make a hasty conclusion?" My thoughts began to panic. I seized the opportunity to peek into Cassian's memories while Dorian was still preoccupied with his words. As Dorian continued to speak, my mind raced to access Cassian's memories. I needed to unde

Thinking about my late husband, depression overtook me and my knees buckled from under me. Jennifer and Callox both rushed to my side to support me, worry written all over their faces. "I...The truth is, I didn't want to kill him," Phoenix stuttered, lowering his head dejectedly. "Ever since I killed him, nightmares have plagued me every single night.I always dream that he wants to kill me.You have to believe me.I never wanted to kill him.But he had always favored Callox, which made me jealous.I held a grudge against the both of them for the longest time.In the battlefield, I killed him on impulse.I regretted it instantly!"

It's a few seconds before Xavier chuckles a cruel chuckle that sent chills running down Jason's spine. "Your mother is dead Jason. Some part of you knows that. Why would we keep an old witch alive for so long? She was dead in the first month. You were never going to see her again." Xavier looks at Jason, his eyes dark, glaring a hole into Jason's soul as his world falls apart. "No! That can't be true!" Jason cries out, falling to his knees and grief surrounds him. "You sick, twisted bastard!"

“Then Jaxon puts you back on that bridge. You can finish what you started.” My breath caught. I looked at Jaxon. He did not move. He just looked back. His face showed nothing. My voice broke. “I… I don’t want to die.” Victor’s eyebrow went up. His voice was sharp. “Strange. Were you not about to jump off a bridge?” My throat closed. My eyes filled. “Not weren’t… I did. And your man jumped in after me.” Victor looked at Jaxon, then back at me. “So you wanted death, but you got me instead.”

"Silas will have picked up that energy surge. The Grey Sector is no longer a blind spot." ​I watched him—the man I once craved, the man who had died for me nine times—and felt a new kind of "Oxygen Debt." I could breathe perfectly fine, but I was suffocating under the weight of his indifference. ​"Julian?" ​"Yes, Patient 01?" ​"I'm going to make you remember," I whispered, the black vein on my wrist glowing with a quiet, defiant violet. "Even if I have to die an eleventh time to do it."

Thus, even if Lucas had overwhelming abilities, he would die on that day for sure. Recalling the scene that had taken place outside Spinning Restaurant, Jaxon could no longer hold back; he was reminded of the heart-drilling pain that Lucas had bestowed on him. "Things have come to this stage, so why are you still so full of yourself? Today, I'm going to make sure that you die without a place to bury your corpse!" Jaxon roared at Lucas. Lucas smiled. However, his stunning face remained composed as he looked at Jaxon. "Since you want to make me, Lucas York, die without a place to bury my corpse, I shall make you disappear first."

"But she's not the dying type. She'll pull through. You'll see." "I hope you're right," he replied, returning her kiss. "Any update on Jaco?" "They brought him in a few minutes before you got here, and your father mentioned his injuries were not life-threatening. But I don't know how he'll function over the next few days. Watching someone close to you die like that...It's got to change you in some way." "It does," Austin said, thinking back to four years ago when the darkness took hold of his heart and his thirst for vengeance was born.

She was with Phoenix in the Bar the night before he became comatose. I cannot believe she died. Because of the news I learned, I quickly called Sage on the phone. He answered the phone call, “Hello,” he said to me. “I need to tell you something really important,” I said to him. “What is it?” He asked me, “Make it quick,” He ordered. So, I took a deep breath, and I started to speak. “The woman who was with Phoenix in the Bar before he became comatose died,” I said to him, “She was found dead in a creek in Barangay Sakura in Quezon City,” I added.

I laughed. ‘You wouldn’t have gotten rid of me even if you tried, doll,’ Kai growled softly and Xander chuckled. Having this open communication thing was kind of interesting. No more private help for gifts though. Papa had to be a part of all of this too. ‘Phoenix, is he really dead?’ I asked, hesitant to know the answer, but needing to know, nonetheless. ‘No, my warrior, he is not. I promise that you will see him soon.’ Her words filled me with happiness and great hope. Papa was alive.

I coughed up blood. The pain etched deep into my soul, flooding my entire body. I couldn't stop shaking. Father walked over, disappointment clouding his face. "If you weren't the embodiment of divine will in Phoenix Court, if you hadn't stood in Seraphine's way of becoming heir, maybe I could have spared your life," he said. "But now…" I lifted my gaze, my expression laced with quiet scorn. "So, to kill me, you dismantled the clan's protective barrier, allowed demon beasts to invade, and caused countless deaths?"