Legend Quest Teodora Death Novels & Stories

I surely looked like a guilty party and thought I had to think of something fast. "I...I can explain," I stammered, trying to come up with something I could sell. But Theodora was beyond reasoning with. She looked as though I hit her in the gut, and anger and grief shot through her eyes. "You killed him," she spat, voice dripping with venom. "You killed my father." I shook my head, attempting to defend myself. "No, Theodora, it was an accident. I swear to you." But Theodora wasn't listening. She was already calling for the guards, her voice echoing off the walls.

Theo apologizes, feeling bad at the sadness in her eyes. “I felt the pull that day, but I just refused to believe it was possible.” He mutters. She scrunches her brows. “Am I your second chance mate?” She asks, her voice unwavering and bold. Theo exhales loudly. Thank God she deduced it herself because he was going to have a hard time telling her that. “Yeah…!” He answers. “What happened to her?” She asks sympathetically. “She was a rogue... One amongst those who attacked my pack eleven years ago. She died during the battle.” Theo answered. He was telling the truth, just not the whole truth.

Theo suddenly said, and Lagertha lifted her head and held his gaze. “Did you find her?” Theo sighed. “She is dead. She died months ago, and that was why we couldn’t find her,” Theo responded. Lagertha's eyes widened. “How?” Theo shrugged. “According to the details, she duped a rogue of his money years ago, and he was hunting her. When he caught her—which was the moment she was running from us, not wanting us to catch her—he captured her, raped her several times, and killed her.”

“Theodore.” “More people joined him later, but they stayed hidden. Watched from the shadows. And the day after the massacre, they all disappeared.” Artisem meets my gaze. “Like they were never there.” “The servant,” I say. “What else did she say?” “She died from her wounds, but not before she told them what she had seen. The man who took Daciana had a blanket. And the mother’s pendant. The servant watched him carry the baby away.” I press my lips together, thinking. Human memory isn’t exactly reliable, but what do I really know about Lord Theodore? From the day my delegation arrived, he has been very vocal against us. Then he started trying to push his daughter on me. Is he our necromancer?

The first speaker finally inquired. "The Hall doesn't like to waste resources so we are entitled to collect the legacy of the dead. Even if it is inner garments. We are not the judge." The second one replied coldly but he didn't seem to move at all. Letting out a bitter sigh, the first one completed the 'heavy' task and the two left. The naked corpse is left for nature to feed on. Ignorant of the death of Fire Lord, Chen returned to the Balak City. The routes chosen by Olivia are nothing short of divine. Though winded and long, she managed to bring Chen to the city safe before flying out towards her son.

Indeed, karma doesn't delay. "Soren Acle shall be buried in the land of the forbidden tombs," Merlin announced, and the people nodded in agreement; some applauded, others tossed garbage at him. As the guards led him out of the arena, Thalric watched, and slowly she fell to the ground. Her vision blurred, and slowly her breath ceased. "What's wrong?" Liora asked. Helene quickly moved closer and examined the body, her face darkening. Just then, two guards moved closer and moved Thalric from the ground. A pool of blood came into view; she had bled to death.

Footsteps echoed ahead, someone running, limping, desperate to flee. The liaison surged forward, with Veronica and Lucian close behind. They found Toren staggered near a service exit, one hand gripping his ribs. He froze at the sight of them. Recognition ignited in his eyes when he looked at Veronica. “You...” His breath hitched. “Crimson Rogue.” Veronica lowered her hood just enough for him to see her face. “Yes,” she said softly. “And you’ve made quite the mess.” Toren dropped to one knee. “I swear loyalty. To you. To your cause. Just tell me who to kill.”

"These are not lies Adira, at first I only wanted you to leave. I didn't want your blood on me, but it was clear that after the council meeting, Theodore was going to make sure you stay anyway. So I had to give the order to kill you." "I said enough!" Theodore roared at him again. "Your lies are becoming so easy to spot. You said your daughter's name is Selena right? I was able to do some research and found out from the book of past heroes about your son who died protecting the pack, but not a single thing about this Selena, in any of the books and records of previous pack members." "He died protecting your father…" "What?" "You said my son, Jordan, died protecting the pack? The correct term

Are there any fatalities? Finally, the barn door opens. We watch as some men drag Theodores' lifeless body out of the barn. His beta is also dragged out and thrown into the back of the hummer so they can relocate him somewhere else. A few other men begin scrubbing at the blood stains. I am peeved that Theodore didn't die at my hands, but I hope that it was at least Cassidy or his daughter that killed him as they deserved to exact revenge on him as well. Either way, it is good he is dead and he will not be missed.

Theodore knew what she is up to, he wants to stop her but he does not have any strength left in him, this bastard had him worn out. He accepted their fate and smiled at his wife. He closed his eyes and uttered a spell synchronously with what was coming out from Dolores’ lips. The symbol she made on the ground lightened up, then all of her people vanished in an instance. Only Theodore and herself were left, but they both glowed up and exploded into fireflies which were then blown away by the wind. Deadrei was having a nightmare, she saw her parents being dragged by the Dark One. It pulled the life out of their body; she was screaming but even she cannot hear her voice. Rio wakes her up and sh