Levi Jadi Mayat Novels & Stories

Levi? Is he really alive? Rumors claimed he had a terrible motor accident and fell into a coma, but other sources said he died a month later, and that was seven years ago. So, how is this possible? Is Luke just messing with me? Is he trying to shock me to death before the Alpha does? "Luke, you can go to hell with this lie," I told him, trying to compose myself. "Raina, don't mind Luke; it's just a lie. Don't be afraid; Levi is dead," I reassured myself inwardly.

"Then, die, soldier." "Not without you." Before the crystal was brought down, Levi's body bursts in lightning causing his death... And probably the witch's. Eric managed to walk back to the barn house. He miserably called out to Levi's name when he saw a massive lightning that didn't came from the sky.

When he didn't hear any answer, he turned to look at Lily; however, he couldn't utter a single word, seeing the icy, cold expression on her face as if she were completely frozen. "I'm sorry for your loss. He was brought here yesterday night and was already dead when they brought him here. He got some heavy injuries in his head and chest. You can talk to the attending doctor who wrote his death certificate after getting out of here. " Levi filled her up with some information which she didn't even ask. Even though she heard him clearly, she didn't make any sound. Seeing that she wasn't going to respond, Levi heaved a sigh. Meanwhile, standing in the cold room, Lily felt everything surre

She wanted to say something but when she thought about Jacob, Levy swallowed her questions. She turned to look at Jacob and then placed both of her hands on his chest. She tried to detect his heartbeat but she couldn’t. In fact, it was better to say that he had none. He was already gone. “No…No… NO!” Levy screamed as she turned to look at her brother’s face which was rotting as well. She refused to believe that her brother was dead! How could she even believe such a terrible reality? She refused to accept it.

Lucas' POV. I raised an eyebrow. “Sherlock?” Levi gave a slow nod. “Yes. He’s dead.” I went still. For a moment, there was only silence. Then I leaned back in my chair, my eyes narrowing. “Lucian killed him?” “Yes, my Lord,” Levi said. “Slashed his head clean off.” Tch. Typical Lucian. That immortal bastard had the patience of a burning fuse. It wouldn’t take much to set him off. The moment anyone made him feel small, he exploded like a child denied a toy.

Levi conceded to his words as we waited for Cace. “Is there something you’re hiding? You’ve been acting strange since your survival from Lucas’s first wave of destruction?” I asked him, and he shuddered. I could tell that he had no words to say which made me forget about his answer as we watched Cace trudged out of the house. “They’re all safe, why aren’t you all on horses?” he inquired, “The horses were poisoned by the water they drank according to Ryan” Levi explained wearing a smile on his face.

He said the gun went off, but it wasn’t Choi’s gun. Mateo groaned as Choi fell right on him. His head hit Mateo’s already injured arm. Mateo grunted and pushed Choi off him. When he lifted his gaze, he saw Levi standing there with his gun out. He just killed Choi. Mateo shook his head and struggled to stand up, but he did it anyway. “Where the fuck were you?! I thought you died!” Mateo shouted. Levi clenched his jaws, “Sorry, but I was –”

There was another door in the room where from where I stood I saw Nina on her knees, hunched over as her body shook with grief. I came to a stop at the door once I’d seen Alejandro and Levi with tears streaming down his face. Levi was breathing. He wasn’t seriously injured. Deep realization swept through me in sharp waves of pain, and my heart pounded in my chest, when it dawned on me that Levi was not the one who died. It was Jaylen.

He asked, placing his hand supportively on my shoulder. I didn't hesitate. I could feel everyone's disapproving gazes on me. They blamed me for their beloved Beta's death. My gaze shifted to where Levi stood holding his mother in his arms. His two brothers' arms encircled the two of them. When Lev's mother learned that her mate had died to save me, she didn't even flinch at the news. However, now, here at the funeral, she seemed almost relieved, as if she was proud of what he had done.

“Spit it out.” Levi jumped so hard he nearly stumbled backward. With tears spilling down his face and his voice trembling badly, he choked out, “She’s... she’s not waking up. I didn’t kill her… I didn’t kill her.” The room went still. “And... and her body is so cold,” he whimpered. For one breath, no one moved. Then Margaret gave a nervous laugh. “Oh, don’t be ridiculous, son,” she said quickly. “Maybe she’s just sleeping. I’m sure it’s nothing, your majesty. Don’t let Levi bother you.”