Ken Kaneki Death Novels & Stories

Like a puppet whose strings were ripped away in one violent motion. Dead. Gasps erupt around us—his friends, the warriors who chased me earlier, nearby guards, scattered guests, random Omegas. The entire room freezes. I stare—not at the corpse, but at the speed of it. The ease. The viciousness. Kei killed him. Instantly. Without hesitation. Without even bothering to change his expression from mild annoyance. “A-Alpha… you killed him for a—a—” one man stammers, a warrior from Kei’s own pack.

To have someone who could anticipate his every move, destroy all evidence without a trace, and block his investigations at every turn—that person was definitely not ordinary. Leif said, “Tell me what you found.” Clearly, he had no intention of answering Rayden’s question directly. Rayden gave him a look, then said, “You all remember that night during Grandpa’s birthday banquet—when the truth came out, Keegan died. After his death, I personally investigated. All the places he used as hideouts were burned down—supposedly accidental fires. Nothing was left.” Rocky’s eyes widened in shock. “What? Burned?!”

Her breath hitched. Casey. She was still with the guard, her body pressed against the wall, her hands tangled in his hair. Julia’s stomach twisted, and her cheeks flushed. She turned forward quickly, but Alex caught the change in her expression. “What’s wrong?” he asked, his voice laced with amusement. “Nothing,” Julia snapped, her voice tight. Harry cleared his throat, his hands gripping the wheel. “Kane didn’t just die,” he said, his voice low. “He was killed. Liquid silver.”

“I would never hurt you, never. I can't even think about hurting you, so please, believe me when I say I'm sorry,” “I know,” I exhaled. My shoulder had been treated while I was unconscious but it still burned badly. “I know, Zane,” I gripped his hands tighter. “Do you want to tell her?” Lucien asked as he poured whiskey into a glass. I gulped it down and groaned loudly at the burn. “Where is Ken?” I asked. I looked around and he was nowhere to be found. “Ken died by the hands of Chase,” Lucien muttered, staring at the distance, avoiding my gaze.

"I have to tell you. All of you." Lucian came closer. "Tell us what?" "Kieran is dead." The room went silent. "What?" Dante's voice came from the doorway. He had just walked in with Zephyr. "Kieran is dead," Nikolai said again. "I killed him." "That's impossible," Zephyr said slowly. "We would have felt it. The shadow army would have fallen apart." Nikolai shook his head. "The shadow army didn't fall apart because Kieran wasn't really in charge anymore."

The guards take Xiao Mei out, wrapped her with a straw mat and started to beat her. That day, Imperial Concubine Lili died, along with The traitor member of The Special Female Force, named Xiao Mei. Kana went back to his Palace, the entire event this day made him exhausted physically, mentally and emotionally. He pressed his stomach when he felt a subtle pain along with a strong wave of headache. Sheen shouts to the eunuchs to call the physician was the last thing Kana heard before everything went black.

It’s the usual for Yumeko, focusing more on her phone. Suddenly, Nabi pauses, her gaze locked on the cafeteria’s television, where the big news is being displayed. “Ya, is that not your street? It sounded familiar, I thought I’d ask you about it, I wasn’t sure.” I glance at the television screen with the headline, “Unfortunate sudden encounter with Lucifer heirs, found dead and dumped this morning.” On the screen is a picture of dead Nevan, his eyes were plucked out as if to stop him from seeing something, his neck bone broken, so he’s kept in a terrible posture.

Just as Kunle was about to speak again, tears suddenly rolled down Ken’s face, hot, heavy tears that he wasn’t able to stop. Kunle was stunned. Ken wasn’t the crying type. He could count on one hand how many times Ken had cried in his entire life. For him to be crying now meant something had gone terribly wrong. “Ken!” Kunle held him by the back of his neck. “Talk to me. You scare me. Who died?” Ken shook his head immediately. “Nobody died.” “Then what is it? Because I’m seeing guilt in your eyes, and it’s not ordinary guilt. What happened?”

Keenan would only revolt if his enemies made the first move. "Could this be related to Shena or Arsila?" Catherine wondered. On the television broadcast, Keenan was shown being transferred by a police van to a unique facility for executions, along with other convicts. Keenan was found guilty of attempting to murder Catherine, resulting in the death of her unborn child and also of torturing Dhira. Today would be his last day alive. The man stood at the threshold before entering the execution chamber. The police officer who was willing to explain also mentioned that Keenan had refused to state any last wishes when asked.

Of course, Kenji would send Inoue. "Great. I’m pleased doing business with you." "My pleasure," Kenji answered flatly and ended the call. Kenji sighed, feeling a little more relieved. His father would then lower his guard even further. *Shinigami: Grim reaper or death spirit, according to Japanese belief.a