Kiba Death Novels & Stories

Kaida warned, his grip tightening around my wrist as if trying to suppress the anger. Kai laughed, cupping Kaida's face mockingly. “I admire your strength, brother. It's been six months since Cute Bug died and you've found a replacement, how ironic.” “Kai!” Carlos thundered. “Mind your business, Old man,” Kai retorted. Carlos's jaw ticked. “You should know better than discussing sensitive matters in public. Anyone could—” “He killed her!” Kai shot back. “There’s nothing sensitive… just tragic.” I breathed, shooting Kaida a wary glance. He swallowed, eyes pained.

Irikah just killed a man for no reason. She killed Kael.

Gabbie POV “What were you thinking? You should have moved?” Dad kicked the lifeless wolf off me, and Kade helped me up. “I wasn’t thinking right, Kade.” He wrapped me in his arms despite my bloody uniform. “It’s okay, it’s over,” he said soothingly. “Kade… that’s my wolf. It’s dead.” “What? How’s that possible?” He demanded. I stared at Dad. He ripped the blade from the animal’s gut and shrugged.

She wasn't kidding. "What are you talking about? As a step?" I even felt the hunger was gone. I hadn't had that much interaction with Max... well, almost no interaction with him but he didn't deserve to die so young and with so much ahead of him. My hands shook a little and I felt panic take over me. Death. I hated that word. "It was this morning. They found him in his room, Nish, he had a bullet in his head." She sobs a little.

The older Knight frowned dully before joining his colleagues. “Sweetheart, Kiel’s body has been retrieved," Levi stated gently. “His burial will be this afternoon.” Faline nodded. She should go to that. Kiel Liu was... had been one of her assistant and friend. She should- His head flew a few feet, hitting the ground and bouncing twice before rolling to a stop. At the same time his body fell, twitching a couple of times before stilling permanently. Blood mixed with the dirty, trodden snow around the decapitated corpse.

I breathed, a glimmer of hope breaking through my uncertainty. He nodded affirmatively. "Easily. My former Beta, Jacob, was killed three months ago during a rogue attack. He died protecting innocent women and children, never even meeting his mate. You could prevent more pointless deaths like his...you could stop this war before it even begins!" His words hung in the air, laden with both urgency and a plea for understanding. Kira perked up, her excitement mirroring my own. Finally, the prospect of becoming strong and powerful enough to serve a true purpose in this pack, to rightfully hold the title of Luna, seemed within reach.

She smiled again, clearly pleased, and I fought the urge to roll my eyes. “How is Kestrel?” I asked casually, though my interest was anything but casual. Hunter stiffened beside her, his jaw narrowing. Akira’s smile faded, replaced by a solemn expression. “She’s dead,” Hunter said coldly. “She died yesterday. The poison spread through her body while she was in the dungeon. It ate her alive, from flesh to bone, until she dropped dead.” I blinked, caught off guard. “Dead?”

“Cover more ground. Eyes open.” Dee raised an eyebrow but nodded. “Careful.” Aire disappeared into the crowd, moving like she’d learned to before her death—fluid, unseen, yet fully aware. Every familiar corner, every alleyway, whispered secrets of who had risen and who had fallen while she was gone. And Trevon? He was out there, lurking, underestimating the girl he tried to kill.

Killian asked, stopping as well. “Is it ok for me to go there?” I gestured to the graves and he nodded his head. I then opened the gate and in a daze, I walked over to a grave. The name on it said, Lucas Shepard. Died at the age of thirty-two. Warrior of this pack. Killed in a battle. Something inside of me stirred, emotions slowly made its presence known as I fell to my knees. I gripped the headstone and started to cry.

Most of the victims of the mysterious virus were productive-age Alphas, including the most recent ones. Before approaching, I searched for something to use for digging. Luckily, luck was on my side once again. I found a shovel lying near an old shack, likely used during a recent burial. I took the shovel and walked towards the grave with Sabrina's name. She was the Omega servant at Cassian's palace who died from the virus.