Kaede Execution Novels & Stories

"We were trained to hunt and rule since our teeth first grew sharp. Matriarch Rosario isn't just a simple mother; she sits on the high council of elders. Malakai and I are the Beta Commanders of the syndicate. Our fathers are the ruling Alphas, and we take total command when they step down. Malakai controls the Trade Routes, the Moon Docks, and the Pack Holdings. Kade, however, handles the rogue disposal." "What does it mean to handle rogue disposal?" I asked, a sudden chill running down my spine. "He cleans the territory, Johnson. He tracks the vermin wolves who break pack law and eliminates them entirely. No scent left behind, no bones to find, and no stories told," Zuberi said flatly. Kad

She was worse than the last time I saw her. “I’m letting her go,” Klaus said. My head snapped towards him. His face gave nothing away. Nothing to tell me if this was a trap. But I didn’t care at the moment. I stepped towards her, but he held me back, pinning me against his chest. “First, she gets her dose of Actoine,” he said quietly, tightening his grip on my waist. “And here is how this works: if for any reason Kade doesn’t get his antidote, she doesn’t get hers either.”

The room fell silent. “No?” the elder repeated sharply. “They tried to execute her.” “I know,” Kael said. “And that is exactly why we will not become them.” He straightened, resting his hands against the table. “If we replace their tyranny with ours, nothing truly changes. The structure remains. Only the names shift.” A growl rippled through the chamber, frustration simmering beneath restraint. “They will strike back,” another advisor warned. “If we don’t end them now—”

Hearing her speak again made my stomach twist, but I kept my hands perfectly steady on my weapon. "David is currently occupying a refrigerated drawer at the county morgue," Kade answered in a deadly, quiet voice. Complete silence echoed through the small speaker. Svetlana instantly recognized the deep voice of her former husband, and she completely stopped speaking. "He took a single bullet to the back of the head," Kade continued, speaking very slowly and deliberately. "Your execution team was highly efficient, but they failed to search his uniform thoroughly. They missed the brass key he stitched inside the lining of his jacket."

I asked, fear climbing up my spine. Kade turned to me, and for the first time since I'd met him, I saw worry in his eyes. "He's the wolf the Council sends when they want someone dead," he said quietly. "No trial, no talking, Just death." The world tilted. "They're coming to kill me." "Not if I kill him first," Kade said, his voice deadly. He turned to Marcus, "Get the fighters ready, double the patrols. No one enters this territory without my permission."

The wind pushed through the shattered wood, cold and sharp, carrying the scent of wolves. Not one. Not three. Many. My stomach twisted. “You said this was a message,” I said, forcing my voice to stay steady. “What kind of message sends three bodies ahead of the army?” Kael didn’t look at me. “The kind that wants to see how hard you bite before it commits.” I crossed my arms, more to stop my hands from shaking than anything else. “So we passed the test?” A beat. Then— “No,” he said quietly. “We survived it.”

The familiar lips brought him back to reality and helped his memories come back. Kadeem put Dylan and Anders to death, brutally. They were tied to a pole, and the security wolves were allowed to attack them. Kadeem runs his fingers through his hair. He does not feel bad about their deaths, but he does feel bad for the Omega sexual abuse victims.

When the last signature was done, Xaden stood and everyone flinched again. "Meeting’s over," he concluded beneath his breath. His rigid look could only petrify them. "You all have your orders. Execute Plan V by 0600." No one dared argued even though they were wroth at heart. They filed out, so quickly as though the court itself was dangerous. Cade was last, he paused at the door, looked back at me. That look said "you’re not done with me." Then he left and so was the door shut.

“You’re not a god. You’re a knife someone else threw.” He smiled once and bit down. Black filled his mouth. He folded into prayer and died fast. The canister went off. Orange light spilt across the glass. Plastic warped. The hum collapsed into silence. The stream froze. Chat feed exploded. Council squares vanished. I stepped to the glass, pistol steady. Through the haze, Kade stood on the far side, hands raised not in surrender, but in acknowledgement. “Garron.” “On it.” Two bodies were dragged clear. Gas poured in, saving the servers, suffocating faith. The Creed never planned for chemistry.

"It's been nice fucking you and playing pretend with you honey but we've come to tye cross roads here." In a single fluid motion Adam struck tye bakde going around Kate's neck easily as blood spurted out. Kate hit the ground, jerking and kicking before she died eyes open. "Kai is next honey."