Larpers Find Dead Body Novels & Stories

Their faces were pale, their breaths ragged, and their hands fidgeting with their weapons. When they reached Mario's room, they pushed the door open with urgency. "Boss," one of the men blurted, his voice trembling, "it appears we’ve been compromised. You need to evacuate immediately." Mario, calm yet intrigued, shifted his gaze toward them. "Compromised? How?" The man hesitated, his fear evident. "We’ve found 50 dead bodies scattered around the perimeter—all of them our men. Whoever did this… they’re a ghost." Mario’s eyes widened briefly in shock, his composed demeanor cracking for just a moment. "Fifty men?" he muttered, processing the scale of the loss. "It appears I’ve underestimated Da

she asked, looking around to get a glimpse of them, but the both of them were nowhere in sight, and soon the slaves started going back upon the announcement of game over. Elora followed along, eagerly walking through others in search of them and hastily wanting to get back so she could meet them again. They walked past dead werewolves in the forest as they walked by, and just then, Elora got a glimpse of a familiar figure lying lifelessly on the floor, covered in her pool of blood. Her heart skipped so hard as she halted in her steps, slowly turning to the body. She walked out of the crowd and approached the dead body, her body trembling with desperate wish to be proven wrong but when she go

I hadn’t heard from her since she told me about her leg. When we got to the location, there was a lot of blood and bodies everywhere. There were people I knew lying on the floor, either covered in darts or killed by a silver bullet. There were also a lot of body’s that I didn’t recognize and they were clearly attacked by wolves. I was happy to see we got some of those hunters out of the way. “They’re in the compound right now, but could use our help. Let’s go.” Jara mindlinked all of us.

I pushed the duvet off my duvet and rushed to his side, I yanked the duvet off of him and pulled him down from the bed that was when I saw the huge whole in his chest, I may not be a very good biology student but I knew that was where the heart was located in the body! “What happened!!.” I cried miserably. “Liam!!!, Marshal!!.” I yelled but there was no response, on a normal day the moment he began to cough they would have been in the room already. I searched deep in my mind for them but there was not a single thought in my mind!!. They are not inn the area!. “I will be right back!!, don’t move!!.” “Don’t leave!!.” I ran out of the room to see two dead people right in front of the door, I sl

Lila’s team followed, silent, lethal. The hook guided us. Left. Right. Down. Deeper. We found the first body at a junction. Not a fragment. A person. A transit worker, throat torn, eyes wide, a red handprint burned into his chest. The Heartstone’s mark. More bodies. Dozens. Hundreds. The tunnels were a graveyard. Then the whispers started. Not in my head this time. Out loud. Marco. My name, over and over, from every direction. From the walls. From the bodies.

Recent. Emili was down there. And so was the sulfur. I was about to rush down the path when Damián’s voice slammed into my head through the mental link. Alaric. They found another body. West zone, near the old lighthouse. You need to come. Now. I froze. My left foot was already on the first step of the path. I’m busy, I replied through the link. Alaric, this is different. The body is burned. Completely. The local guards are panicking. If you don’t come, we’re going to have a control problem far worse than the demons.

She had never thought he would become his mate one day. "If not more then your reasons were equally idiotic," Azriel retorted. "I never dumped a girl over the color of her nail paint." "Color matters," Azriel drawled out as if it was a universal truth. "Enough you two. My head has started to hurt now," Sienna interrupted. Sean pouted before biting her sandwich. A guard rushed in just then with news. A dead body was found. The body was found in the forest. Azriel, Sienna, and Sean left to see whose body was that.

Lara called put to him from over her shoulder as she came to a halt in front of a tree. Duncan caught up to her, inspecting the tree. It was the same giant one the paw-prints had led him to the other day. Lara took a few steps away from the tree and then paused in front of a tall bush a few inches taller than she was, towering with a whooping six feet. "Here," she said, digging her hands into the bush and shoving it open. Duncan helped her, pushing the bushes apart, and slughtly widened his eyes at the dead body submerged in a pile of dry leaves with a white hand sticking out from under them. His fingers were still claws.

Couldn't? I brushed through the bushes, and came out to the little circle they had formed. I counted three, plus the form on the ground. Lanny, Jules and Louis. They all fell silent as Lannon approached me, his expression sour as fuck. "This is really weird, Nate. But you have to see it." He waved towards the form on the ground and I moved closer. "Don't tell me that's what I think it is." A dead body. In my woods. If she was born of my pack, Lannon would say that first.

In these parts of the woods, wild monsters killed out kind, especially when pregnant. I covered my mouth, walking towards him. “Jasper, we can’t be sure yet. She could’ve survived and managed to get away, especially since we can’t find her body—” “Her scent is gone, Ariana!” My breath hitched. “Lorna… she’s gone.” He cried harder. “I’m sorry, Jasper, I really am.” Hesitantly, I placed my hand on his shoulder. He held it, turning towards him, holding me by the legs.