Kokushibo Death Novels & Stories

he chuckled viciously. “You're not only a murderer, but a monster!” I fumed. “Why, thank you!” Kosuke burst out laughing. Kaisei life was fading away. I held him on my knees desperately trying to stop the bleeding, even though I knew it was pointless… The bullet pierced his lung and major arteries, and he was now choking with his own blood and dying right before my eyes. He kept staring at me, there was kindness and regret in his eyes. He smiled faintly.

Then I turn the first card. Death. The familiar image appears at first — the dark rider mounted on a horse moving steadily forward while the world around him changes. Then the image shifts. The rider is no longer faceless. The armor is different. The posture is unmistakable. My breath catches. Kieran. Not exactly him… but close enough that the meaning settles instantly in my chest. The moment passes as quickly as it came. The illustration returns to normal. But the card has already said what it needed to say.

"Dahil nakakadiri ka." I should've felt something. Anger, sadness, maybe even regret. But all I did was stare. Is that so? Before I could say anything, Cassius moved. A shadow—dark, twisting, alive—shot out from behind him, slicing through the air with deadly precision. It struck Koen's abdomen before he even had time to react, sinking deep, twisting. He coughed violently, and then... blood. Thick and red, spilling from his lips as his body staggered forward.

Wayne asked immediately, peering his eyes at Koushi. Koushi exhaled deeply and stood at attention, his hands still firmly wrapped around his swords. “Home. Japan,” he replied and looked away into the fire. Wayne raised a brow at his half-answer. But didn't press to know what it was he actually saw. That wasn't his to pry into. “How did you realize?” Olive asked. “Because she's dead. And she won't come back, not even in hallucinations,” Koushi answered in a clipped tone and turned around to walk away. No one stopped him.

One strike to the neck. Silence. Soo-ah stepped over the bodies and went straight to the computers. Plugging in a black USB, he began downloading every file: names, routes, shipments, payments—Koji’s name appeared again and again. The evidence of betrayal. The reason for his death. Soo-ah’s eyes burned as he stared at the screen. “This is for you, Koji,” he whispered. But he wasn’t alone. The door creaked behind him, and a tall man stepped in—broad-shouldered, tattooed, with a scar running from his jaw to his temple.

Even if God Himself came down, he could not be brought back to life. Now, there was only a sliver of life left in Koby. “T-there...” Koby pointed shakily in a direction. “Another... twenty more... kilometers... t-to...” Before he could finish his sentence, his hand dropped. With that, the seasoned guide who had roamed Valdez also passed away. Bam! Bam! Bam! Andrius’ chest burned with anger as he nearly exploded. He gathered his inner energy and punched the ground, venting his fury and grief.

He paused deliberately, his eyes flickering ever so subtly in my direction. The room fell deathly silent. Everyone waited, holding their breath for the final pronouncement. "Murder." The word hit like a thunderclap, echoing in the shocked silence. Chaos erupted once more, the noise from the reporters deafening, while online, the live stream chat exploded with comments: "Sabrina is dead!?" "No way! How is this possible?!" "Murder? What is he saying? That Arianna and Charles killed her?" "OMG, this is wild!"

he sighed deeply still lost in his thought. Back in school, Sasuke was in deep thought thinking about the story he heard from Kazuma. He gazed up at Kazuma while having this uneasiness on him, then he spoke curiously, "you said you killed her and your looks came back?" He had a puzzled face like he was trying to set up the pieces. "Yes, After she die I fell unconscious, by the time I woke up this was what I saw"; Kazuma said while gesturing for him to look over at his body.

Miru attacked Bronze Sparrow with Sven and Wolf, and Kaze was lucky to be alive thanks to Miru. This was far from the truth. Miru should be the one to thank Kaze for her success. This was the reason why Bob feared Kaze. Kaze took over Bronze Sparrow, killed Zoro, and was alive and well despite Casius’ attacks. Bob would steer clear of a man like Kaze. He had nothing on Kaze. Unbeknownst to Bob, Casius died at the hands of Kaze. Otherwise, Bob might just have a heart attack and die there and then.

Not many people could actually stand or tolerate her. At this time, the television that has been playing in the background suddenly showed a piece of news happening in Aurous Hill. The reporter said, “The following is a piece of emergency news. A few days ago, Masao Kobayashi, the chairman of Kobayashi Pharma, died in a freak accident in Tokyo. According to the Japanese media, the cause of Masao Kobayashi’s death was because he was poisoned by his eldest son, Ichiro Kobayashi. News reports showed that Masao Kobayashi took a drug with a strong excitatory effect which caused the heart to become overloaded, and he died of a sudden heart attack.”