Kaede Assassination Classroom Novels & Stories

Felicia's question about the rogue's fate elicits a momentary grin from Alpha Kaden, a glint of pride in his eyes as he responds with a hint of satisfaction, "Who says he is still alive?" Understanding the implicit message in his words, Felicia nods in silent acknowledgment as Alpha Kaden reveals the grim truth behind the rogue's demise. "I killed him and left his body for his pack to see. This might be a warning for them," his words carry a weight of authority and a hint of menace, a testament to the unforgiving nature of their world.

He lifted his elbow, and Clarice took his arm as they walked into the reception. As Morris’ ride took off, he saw the person getting out from the rear-view mirror. Clarice was accompanied by a young man. Morris had seen the guy before. He was Kaze from Butterworth. Kaze represented the Butterworth branch. Morris knew he would likely pledge allegiance to Edmund. For Kaze and Clarice to show up in a public place, Morris understood that his defeat was not without reason. Maybe Kaze protected Edmund on the day of the assassination. Morris understood that everything was over. There was no point crying over spilled milk. Still, his blood ran cold.

Smoke still curling into the freezing air. The bodies had been removed but covered and secured nearby, exactly as ordered. Untouched. Waiting. Waiting for Alpha Richard. Just thinking his name made my blood pressure spike. By hour three, I was on my fourth cup of coffee and contemplating faking my own death. It was becoming an increasingly attractive option. By hour four, the academy had gone eerily quiet. That unnatural kind of silence that only happened before absolute disaster. Even the students seemed to sense something catastrophic was coming. And by hour five—

The back wall was lined with tall metal cabinets locked with heavy steel padlocks. "You need to put these on first," Kade said, reaching onto a nearby shelf and grabbing a pair of clear safety glasses and a set of heavy black earmuffs. He handed them to me. I slipped the plastic glasses over my eyes and let the earmuffs rest loosely around my neck. My heart was beating incredibly fast. The physical reality of the room was intimidating. It was not a game or a movie. This was the exact place where men learned how to take human lives. Kade walked over to the nearest metal table and pulled a set of keys from his pocket. He unlocked a gray cabinet and pulled out a small black plastic case. He car

If Asher remained as persistent as I knew him to be when he wanted something, Kincaid’s death would be the first of many. I chuckled. “That is why you are spilling classified information to another Alpha?” I teased, trying to make light of the situation. Kincaid grinned. “Please. There is a section in the tracker beginner course that tells us what to do, specifically if we encounter Alpha Kaden Caelthorn.” “Oh? What does it say?” “Surrender. Confess your secrets. Accept death. My teacher would be proud.” I felt a hand press against my back in comfort.

“We can’t fight it head-on. We need to find the connections—the bridges where it leaks into our world. Every reflection, every memory it touches becomes a doorway. If we can sever those, we might buy time.” From the back, a shadow moved unnaturally. It resolved into a student who had been standing silently the whole time. His eyes were deep pools of black, reflecting the room in reverse. His voice echoed, though he hadn’t moved his lips: “You cannot stop it. You cannot reach him. You’ve already lost.” The council froze. Maeve stepped forward, shard raised, and whispered: “You’re lying. Cade is still alive. And I’ll find him.” Reflections in the Hallways

“So, you were sent to kill me by Hanley Foster and Denton Hansen.” Cade felt the wave of sadness in his heart become even more buoyant. What happened to him was ironic. They used to be brothers—he never thought that they would be the ones to drive him to extinction. “Why do you have to go so far with this?” asked Cade. “Of course, because you know too much!” As soon as the words left his mouth, Weasel raised the gun in his hand and fired it at Cade. “Watch out!” shouted a member of the King Kong Mercenary Corps.

he demanded to know, barely containing his anger. “Elwyn killed her. Gavin killed him,” one of the females said. Kade threw his fist at Gavin’s face so hard that his nose shattered, and blood spewed everywhere. He picked him up by the neck and tossed him across the room. “Keep your mindlinks blocked and don’t communicate unless Beta Apollo, I, or Luna ask you a question. Beta, will you take them to the cells please?” Everyone filed out of the room and left Kade and I together. My heart broke for him and everything he learned today.

CHAPTER 17 LENA. Vice Principal Agatha and a few other teachers came into the scene with the paramedics right after we left. We didn't want to be seen or asked questions as we had our own plans to make. Yes, we were sorry for her but the faster we solved this mystery, the better for whoever was next in line to be killed. Well, there was no class for the rest of today. It had been announced and we all knew it was because of Mereba's death and even if they didn't, a lot of people were going to miss classes anyway.

His expression was neutral, but his eyes held a silent warning. "What happened?" He asked. Ryder cleared his throat. "Kade is dead." "You told me this through the mind link. How did he die?" "Aconite, Alpha." Odin answered. "When we stopped to get some rest, he tried to escape. We chased after him, but before we could catch him, he had already emptied the vial of aconite on him." "How did he get a vial of aconite?" "We think it was with him. Hidden." Ryder answered. "Before he died, he said Ragnar already killed his mate and his daughter. He felt the broken mate bond. He said he had nothing else to live for."