Kurama Death Novels & Stories

She panted lightly, her heart gradually returning to a steady pace as she lit one candle to see her newest outcome. When the flame lit up the small space, Karmina couldn't believe her eyes. The crow was alive. The noise it made was the same as before she killed it. It turned its head left and right as it tried to make sense of its surroundings. It looks as normal as it could be.

That was what every official record said. Car accident, fifteen years ago, a stretch of highway two states over. Death certificate filed within four days. Funeral arrangements made by a distant cousin. A small notice in a local newspaper that no one had thought to scan until Tobias found the archive. Dead. Clean. Documented. Cameron set the initial search results on the kitchen table in front of Nyla without comment. She read through them. Then she looked up. "He's not dead," she said.

The Elder stared at him coldly: "What I said was 'another cycle, assuming the Luna's power continued to stabilize him.' Your Luna held him together alone through the entire full moon night. Her own wolf nearly collapsed. But she was never a substitute for Alpha blood — she could only slow the disintegration, not stop it. You were the only cure, and you weren't there." Kael released the Elder and staggered back. The Elder added: "When Selene came to register Ash's death, I examined her. Her wolf's power has been permanently damaged — she broke herself trying to save him." Kael turned and walked out. In the corridor outside the ceremonial hall, he slammed into the wall. Nora caught up and trie

I sit down right next to my pup and ask him real soft, "Tell me, JESS. Does your body hurt anywhere?" JESS freezes up, then shakes his head no. "I know you got a big scare. I did too. When the pack elders and the clinic finish checking, they will tell us why Kiki left our pack," I say nicely while holding his cold hand. JESS gets tears in his eyes, and they roll down his face. "Kiki died from eating my pre-game cherries. He ate my fruit bowl... the cherries had poison for wolves in them!" I freeze up with pure horror!

“ You know of my people’s beliefs do you?“ Arai asked, narrowing her eyes. “ Only the basics,” Kronos said. “ I know you believe dying in battle is a Kitsune’s true purpose. Those who die a true warrior's death are forever celebrated in songs and legend. Such as the Ballad of Keyori, an example of such incredible prowess my master used it as an example in my Schola days.” Arai smiled and dipped her head slightly. “ You are well educated Kronos. I’m impressed.” The conversation was interrupted by Thora coming beside Arai and dropping an arm around her shoulder, her right hand holding a goblet of wine.

"Yes, there are some who want money. Some who are just plain crazy. Some who like killing for the sake of it." I know where this is going. "And some who want to kill just because they hate non-humans?" She nods. "Yes. They're called purists." "So, the Silver Hunters have all these different factions within the group... And no one knows anything about them?" "Not until they're in your face." Alice stops walking. "Until it's too late." Ice fills my veins, and the wolf in the woods comes to mind. Was that a normal animal I saw? Or something else?

“Master Cummingham was so kind to give you a job in Lefteria Group. Not only did you plot with Miru to kill him, but you also showed no remorse. I’ll make sure you kneel and never get back up.” “Get out and crawl back in on your knees, bastard! Otherwise, you won’t be the only one dead today. You and your wife’s family are about to get it.” Cronus fled. Miru was dead. Kaze was the last accomplice, so Lefteria Gang took out their anger on him. The criticism rained down on Kaze. Kaze swept a glance at each and every one who tore into him. He took note of all the faces.

Kaname spoke what were about to be his final words. "Oh hell no," Kami said letting go of Yuki and charging the Commander only to be sent flying backwards. "What?!" Kami yelling as she tried and tried to get close to the Commander, only to be sent flying back again and again. Kaname closed his eyes and his body went limp, the Commander then dropped him. "K-Kaname?! Get the hell up, I know you didn't just die on me, " Kami yelled from a few meters away, "this is all Karma's fault, what could she possibly be doing!?" Kami screamed as tears were forming in her eyes. "Now it's your turn, " the Commander said walking over Kaname's body approaching Kami. Kami just sat there staring at Kaname's bod

"Please finish everything. Takumi's curse showed up a year before the said deal, we won't know what other things he's capable of." Mistress Karamazov nodded and called her men to assist her with the ritual. Truly, in order to complete such custom, a life must be sacrificed and, in that event, it's Tomoya's. He might have known what his life is for, but as a child, he didn't really have the idea that he'd die that day in the most agonizing way. Tomoya watched himself being tied on a pole bolted just opposite to Takumi's and smiled.

Meredith wasn't sure if the Death Contract was enough to keep Brayden. What was she thinking? Keep Brayden? Meredith let out a breath she didn't know she was holding in. She needed this Death Contract for her family. But Brayden could leave her for Mizuki if he wanted to. Even though they both signed it to death do they part. Meredith wouldn't be able to fight Brayden in any kind of court for her life back. Even though Meredith couldn't understand why Brayden had chosen her over Mizuki she knew one thing. Mizuki had challenged her and she wasn't going to back down.