Kaede Execution Novels & Stories

" Alpha Kaden is with his councils right now, every one are talking about the incident last night. Look, Miss, I won't say I ain't surprised too. Since the previous night, I've been thinking what it actually means to scream and kill just a particular group of people. " " I wish I can understand all this more clearly. I can't even believe this actually happened. " I shook my head. " I can't believe I can't remember any thing that happened. And the fact that I killed a lot of people, this is incredible!" I stood up, pacing around the room.

They said, and the large gray doors ahead of us pulled open before us. We marched together with the elders into the throne room, and the wolf bloods present rose to their feet and bowed their heads in reverence. Frey was in front of the crowd, and she was my number one supporter. The look of excitement on her face was enough to get me through all of this. I knelt down in front of the first elder, who had the crown and the seal of royalty clutched to his palm. “Logan Marcus Kade of Night Shade Pack. Are you ready to embark on this journey as the Alpha of this territory?”

Kade just sent me waves of calm through the bond. “How did the person die?” he asked, looking at me. “I killed him,” Kade interjected on my behalf. “He had betrayed this pack and hurt my mate. I snapped with what he said, and I destroyed him so that he couldn’t hurt her again.” Caiathus looked at Kade and nodded. “Good. I am glad that he is dead. Is there anything I should know about him?”

"Location. State. If something goes wrong I need to know before a messenger can reach me." Abel was quiet for a moment. "And if one of us goes down," he said. "Then the others feel it," I said. "And act." "And if one of us dies." I looked at him. "Then the others finish it," I said. "That's how it's always worked." He looked at me for a long moment. Then he nodded. "Where's Kade?" I said. "Last corridor east. I'll get him." "Do it. We activate in ten minutes. Before the blood moon is fully up." I turned toward my chambers. "I need to check on—"

Those monsters murdered him, and someone has to… we have to-" He stopped, his hand flying to his mouth as if he could stuff the confession back inside. My jaw had gone slack and I remembered the letter Cade had received weeks ago, the one that had ordered the killing of Ruel’s father. "Listen to me," I grabbed his shoulders urgently. "You can't kill them, no one can. Whatever Ruel sent you here to do, it won't work. You need to leave. Go back to Moonclaw and tell them-" The glass shattered and Cade moved faster than my eyes could follow as he leaped through the broken window. The merchant barely had time to scream before Cade was on him. I watched, frozen in horror, as Cade tore the man apar

Now that— he hadn’t known. “I took everything,” Adrian said. Quiet. Flat. “Data. Names. Operations.” A pause. “I exposed them.” Kade chuckled darkly. “Almost.” That word hit. Hard. ⸻ “You missed one thing,” Kade continued. “A detail.” A beat. “A survivor.” Silence. Lena’s breath hitched. “…Who?” Kade’s smile returned. Slow. Dangerous. And he leaned slightly closer to her ear. ⸻ “You.”

If anything, he looked more composed than anyone else in the room. “You’ve improved,” Kade said, his gaze fixed on Adrian. “Your system held longer than I expected.” “You destroyed it,” Adrian replied. “No,” Kade said, smiling faintly. “I completed it.” Elena stepped slightly forward. “By turning people into experiments?” Kade’s eyes shifted to her, studying her with interest. “Ah. The hunter. You see failure. I see progress.” “This is chaos,” she said. “This is selection,” he corrected. Adrian’s voice hardened. “You removed the stabilizers.”

Elder Vex was supposed to be dead. Exiled five years ago for trying to kill Kade’s father and take the Alpha seat. The council called it treason. Kade called it unfinished business. Now he was back. With 120 rogues. And a grudge. “North pass,” Selene said, pointing at the map. “He’s massing there. Waiting.” Kade’s face was stone. “Why wait?” “Because he wants us to come to him,” I said.

KADE KADE Kade had killed before. Twice. The first time, he was eleven. He attempted to help an Unfortunate escape by sneaking up on an unsuspecting moderator and stabbing him in the throat. The moderator died, but three others were watching from a tower Kade didn't see. They shot his Unfortunate friend, Caleb, and dragged Kade, kicking and screaming, back to his father. As punishment, Michael locked Kade in a sweltering tin shed for days.

Sabel dropped to the floor before she was coming at me. “Oh, Tim. Are you okay?” She asked as I was nodding at her, even though it was hurting like fucking hell. “Well, I think my work is done here,” Kade said before he was pulling something out of the pocket. It was a device but I don’t know what it was. Kade looked at us before he was waving his hand and his father was behind him, ready to take a journey with him. “Now that I have to go, I bid you guys Adieu. I hope to see my niece or nephew in a few months. Ciao,” Kade said before he was opening the portal from the small device and they went through. After that, it was silence.