Kaede Assassination Classroom Novels & Stories

He tossed the stained cloth onto a side table. Kenzo looked slightly pale. He shut the heavy doors and locked the deadbolt. He didn't say a single word. "Is it done?" I asked. Kaz gave me a single, stiff nod. "The problem at the academy is completely handled," Kaz stated. His voice was absolute zero. "Nobody will ever look at her the wrong way again." He didn't elaborate. I didn't need him to. The smell of death covering his skin was a clear enough answer. He killed someone for her.

"Psychological stuff. Trying to mess with your head during the game." Kade gripped the edge of the bench. "Yeah. Escalating. They know I am close to you. Close to figuring things out. So they hit me where it hurts." I touched his arm. "Hey stay with me. Do not let them win. We have two minutes left in here. Then we go back out and play." Kade kept staring at the sign. "Sasha. He was just a kid. They killed him. Now they wave his name like it is nothing."

The assassin howled, stumbling back, clutching his ruined eye. Lena froze, staring at her hands. Claws. Blood dripping from her fingertips. Her chest heaved, terror and exhilaration tangling until she couldn’t tell them apart. The other assassins snarled. One lunged again—only for Kade to intercept. He ripped the wolf’s throat out with his teeth, blood spilling hot across the floor. The last turned to flee, but Kade was faster. He slammed the wolf down, his claws carving deep. The assassin went still.

I looked through the window when Teacher Lelouch started the lecture. A few minutes later, Principal Olivia entered the room. So, he stopped the class. I could see in her eyes that she was sad, “I must announce something to all of you,” she said to us. So, my classmates became quiet, “I want you all to know that Athena Lazaro is dead!” She sadly said. My classmates started to murmured with one another when they heard that, so Teacher Lelouch stopped them, “So that, the school administration decided to suspend for seven days the four suspects for killing Nate,” she said, which shocked us, so Elisa stood up and spoke.

“Any trained assassin is immune to the aura of the likes of you. It’s an advantage we have.” Kade grits his teeth, snarling with utter fury within him, but before he could grab the assassin by his neck and crush him to death, the assassin grabbed a branch and poked it into his own chest. It cuts through his sternum to his heart and comes out of his back. Kade is not one bit shocked as he mutters, “such a waste of information and time.” His brain picks back to Kaya and his brothers, followed by him dashing with insane speed back to the kingdom.

I heard a snap before his head lolled to one side and Asher launched his now dead body across the room. Asher then stalked towards where Malcolm was crashed against the floor. I felt arms on me again and the other warrior was trying to grab me again. But then I saw a blur and he disappeared behind the bed. I looked and saw Adam on top of him, punching him over and over into a bloody mess. I felt more hands on me and I screamed and lashed out. “Kaeleigh, it’s me,” I heard Cade’s beautiful northern Irish accent seconds before I saw him through the haze of panic and I felt such relief. I collapsed against him in loud sobs of tears and he pulled me close to him.

Kendall was slightly startled, even confused when he saw who it was. “I’m in class right now. Why don’t we talk after I’m done?” Kendall said to Adrian, who remained silent. Instead, Adrian walked over to the podium and pushed Kendall aside. Then, he pressed both hands against the podium and said, “All right, class. How about I tell you a different kind of story about the legate instead?” All of the students were shocked. As did Kendall.

She paused to look at us. 'One of us' I thought to myself as I turned to observe the whole classroom if anyone was missing but she broke the shell. "We lost Ken last night," she continued with a sad expression on her face. "Ken!!!!!!" The whole class chorused in unison as I and Bethel turned to face each other in disbelief. Now it makes sense the game is behind their death. I killed him. It's not an ordinary death. The game is the main reason behind their deaths!

The instructors stood on the sidelines, their arms crossed, watching like wolves observing a hunt—cool, calculating, and detached. The ground was painted a dark brown, a color Kaidën would later learn to recognize as blood. Kaidën’s pulse quickened as he swallowed hard, feeling his anxiety coil tightly in his stomach. These weren't just kids play-fighting; these were potential assassins honing their skills. He watched as one recruit expertly took down another with a swift roundhouse kick that sent his opponent crashing to the ground, the thud resonating like a drumbeat in Kaidën’s ears. A rough cheer erupted from a nearby group, the sound sending a chill down his spine.

she instructs us as she checks the pulses of those who are on the ground. I howl as tears flow from my eyes when Mrs. Henderson confirms Coach Jamerson, Kai, and Mya are dead. What had I done to cause their deaths? Eventually, Principal Andrews appeared. He wanders around, stepping over the dead who had shifted into their human forms. “You three get back to the academy separately. Go straight to your rooms as soon as you get there. This has to be investigated.” He tells us. “This is serious.”