Kaede Execution Novels & Stories

There was uncertainty in her eyes, something fragile, but she did not move away. She nodded. That was enough. For now. "You're mine too... you understand that, right?" she replied softly, her voice deeper than before, mimicking his . Kane let out a low chuckle. "Yeah, princess. I'm yours too." ⸻ The city streets were still damp from the storm the night before, the air cool and clean. Kane's black Aston Martin rolled to a smooth stop in front of Mona's apartment building. She played with the hem of his t shirt before turning toward him.

But he stays. Kael keeps working. He cuts strips of skin from Clinton's arms. From his thighs. From his back. He doesn't rush. Doesn't pause. He just keeps going, like a man carving a piece of wood, like there's nothing alive beneath his hands. The blood pools on the floor. Thick. Dark. It spreads toward my feet. I don't move. --- Flashback. I'm standing in the ashes of my pack. The fire is still burning. The bodies are still smoking. Kael walks through the destruction like he's taking a morning stroll. He steps over a child's body. Doesn't look down. Doesn't blink.

“Kade is going to fucking murder you for this.” "Kade is currently dying." The words shook me as if I had been struck in the chest. "Did you not know? The gas that I released in the warehouse is composed of the same neural toxin my father use against Kade's mother so many years ago. At this point, it is coursing through his system. Shutting down his nerves. Paralyzing him from within.” "You are lying." But my voice shook. "Am I?" He sounded amused. "Check the news. I'm sure his team has already called for medical assistance. I’m sure they are discovering now that the only antidote is the formula you have tattooed on your ribs.”

Maybe at the end of it all, she would kill them off, but do they really care about that? Maybe everything—maybe all their plans—and maybe all the pain they’re making Kaya go through doesn’t even make sense anymore. “Kieran, make it painful, deadly, and excruciatingly agonizing.” Kade’s tone is stable. That is all he has to say for Kieran to sharpen out his talons and strike Aiden on the chest such that his heart is plucked out from inside his sternum. A final end is put to his uneven breathing in less than a second, and he’s gone.

“Don’t say that. I’ve never lied to you. I’ve only ever tried to serve you… even when your pack treated me like dirt.” Alpha Kaidon turned away from me and walked to the window. Then he spoke the words that shattered whatever hope I had left. “You’ll be executed,” he said flatly. “Two days from now. At the execution ground. I’m done giving you chances.” The world stopped. My mouth opened, but no sound came out. “Executed?” I finally managed to croak. “You’re going to… kill me?” “I gave you more than enough chances,” he said without facing me. “And each time, you’ve made me regret it.”

Kade didn’t answer me. His eyes stayed on Cameron. “To see if you’re ready,” he said. “Ready for what?” Cameron asked. Kade paused. Then— “For activation.” The word hit like a shockwave. Everything stopped. Just for a second. Even Cameron. “…What?” I said. Kade took advantage of the pause. He moved. Fast. Too fast. Before I could react, before Cameron could fully recover— Kade grabbed him. Hard. “Cameron!” I shouted, lunging forward.

Until— A final, fatal mistake. He lifted his hands for the finishing blow. And Astralis struck. With a burst of divine energy, she tore through Kade’s magic, sending him crashing to the ground. The force of her power shattered the spell holding the others, releasing them all in a single, blinding pulse. Kade hit the dirt, motionless. For the first time, he had lost. Reed was the first to reach her, dropping to his knees beside her massive form. “Eliana?” His voice was hoarse, breathless.

It had cracked the spine of Blackwood loyalty. At the far edge of the courtyard, Kade stood like a sentinel carved of obsidian. His clothes were torn, his arms streaked with blood that wasn’t only his own. His gaze swept over the ruins, hard, unyielding, but when it lingered on the rows of dead, his jaw clenched. He had been Alpha and executioner in the same breath. He had silenced traitors with his claws while his pack watched. And now, silence answered him back. Lena crossed the courtyard toward him, ash crunching beneath her boots. When she reached him, she didn’t speak right away. The weight on his shoulders was almost visible, bending him, and she feared that if she said the wrong word

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."

“EXECUTIVES KADE MURDERED IN TARGETED ATTACK.” “BODY MUTILATED. EVIDENCE POINTS TO BETRAYAL WITHIN EXECUTIVES.” “FINAL MESSAGE: AZAR’S NAME IN THE FRAME.” Inside the council estate, the news broke mid-morning, spreading like a virus. Guards whispered. Assistants fumbled with papers. Zev’s clenched jaw and pale features said everything before he even opened his mouth. His cup of tea trembled on the table as he watched the security footage of Kade’s last hour. Nothing was caught on the cameras beyond a flicker of lights—then darkness. By the time a convoy arrived, it was already too late.