Legend Quest Teodora Death 소설 & 이야기

But I noticed how Declan's muscles tensed like he got struck by a bolt of lightning. Then the engine made a sparking noise and exploded, taking us all by surprise. Currently, Declan is crying so hard as he holds the lifeless body of Theodora close and kisses her slightly parted lips. I've never seen him like this before. Theodora is the closest thing I have to a family. Her mother was the younger sister of my own mother, so we were quite close even though we didn't get along well due to my bad attitude. But the fact that she's fucking dead makes me so agitated. I can't believe she got killed by the vampires. She was a fucking mother of two, still nursing a growing up Austin.

The king was weakened when he saw the princess fall to the ground while Ophelia was just looking at her sister as if she didn’t care what happened to it, she is like a statue as if she sees nothing and has no ability to speak. Seraphina smiled as she lay on Achilles' chest, "Bathala, may you still fulfill my wish that wasn't fulfilled here on Magia. Take us peacefully to your paradise with those who died for me." Her tears flowed while caressing Achilles' hand. When Damon heard her voice, he stabbed her again with a sword to make sure she was completely dead. He could no longer control his anger; he killed her. After that he ordered someone to see if it still had a pulse.

"She is mine! The debt of the Valerius blood is paid in the Tenth! She belongs to the Mirror now!" The Priest didn't stop. He was a tall, gaunt man with eyes like polished flint and a scar that ran from his temple to his jaw. He didn't look at me with pity. He didn't see a woman in love or a victim of a curse. He looked at me like a house that was already on fire—something to be demolished before the flames could spread to the rest of the village. "There is no debt left, Julian Valerius," the Priest said, his voice echoing with a supernatural power that made the very stones of the catacombs vibrate. "There is only rot. And I have come to prune the branch before the whole tree withers."