Madoka Magica Mami Death Novels & Stories

That's why I said to Loren and Xavier to step out because no matter how much they tried to kill, these undead beings get resurrected again. Only the master of necromancy or my black Reaper sword can kill these undead completely. The numbers continued increasing like some insects breeding system. " Watch out, Martina!" Loren slashed the head of one undead who was going to hurt me. I took a deep breath and held my sword in front of my face. " In that case, I will use the mass soul reaper magic spell." I closed my eyes and muttered the spell which I had recently memorised from my mother's old diary. I don't know if it will work or not . Still nothing wrong with trying once.

My grandfather asked again as he saw me suddenly turned silent. "Yes..." The doctor briefly replied and it really gave me a glance of hope. But his second sentence made me look more pale. "Death. Once one of the person under the Moonbound magic found his/her real mate and get a real mate bond, the other one will die. Then the fake one will naturally never exist..." I was shocked as I heard the doctor. My heart skipped a beat as I felt my knees shaking. Death? Wasn't that too...

Mother took a rock from the ground throwing it into the pond. "He planned it all. The death of your stepfather and I was orchestrated perfectly once he realized that Kaldran was toying with the idea of making you Alpha." Mother balled up her fists. "Even your stepfather knew your heart despite the dark magic!" Mother's face reddened as she yelled.

AUTHOR'S POV. Morpheus withdrew his sword from Madam Theresa, who crashed to the ground with a thud. When Erika saw that her mother was dead and her incantation was broken, she stood up in the center and spoke a magic word that made the army of the dead pour out of the temple, and she escaped. Karim's sight was blurry, but he was still aware of what was happening in his surroundings. He saw the figure of the man who had killed Madam Theresa come closer to him.

Alright, well, let's hope it’s not too earth-shattering. “When I visited Death, I asked him how to protect you from Cerberus. It turns out all I had to do was take your virginity and claim your body. Since that’s already happened, you are safe. We can go back home whenever we need to. Another thing Death told me was that we need to see my bio mom, Mags. She will help us figure out why you are blessed.” Alright, that's not horrifying. “Couldn’t Death just tell you why I’m blessed?”

“The only way is to kill the wraith the second it takes full control of Jade’s body.” Maggie’s breath hitched, and she shook her head violently. “No…no, there has to be another way. Maybe if I talk to her, maybe if I remind her of who she was…” “Who was she?” I snapped, my voice sharp enough to make her flinch. “Maggie, your mother died centuries ago. What you’re clinging to isn’t her. It’s a husk. A parasite wearing her face.” Tears streaked down Maggie’s cheeks as she wrapped her arms around herself. “Don’t say that, Aurora. Don’t you dare say that about her. She loved me once. I know she did. Somewhere in there, she still does.”

I felt my mind slip back into place, my body becoming my own. "I curse you and your entire bloodline. They will," "You have no power, Dela. Your words are pointless," My mother interrupted, "A soul without a tether to this world will never be reborn. You will cease to exist, never to be reborn. I hope you feel it when the mothers rip your soul to ribbons, you heartless bitch," My mother spat. Dela screamed as her soul was ripped from my body. I gasped for air as I was thrown back into my body. My magic welled in response, and I moved to my mother as quickly as I could. Her breathing laboured as she choked on her blood.

“Does it mean my mother is very likely to be a spirit” Magus shook his head and said, “If she’s a spirit, you wouldn’t be able to feel her warmth, but you said that you were lying in her arms. Besides, her tomb had been removed and it turned out to be an empty grave. Her body wasn’t in it at all.” “Master Magus, what do you mean by that?” Magus said, “Maybe your mother didn’t die back then.” “If she’s alive, why did she still maintain her youth when I saw her? She doesn’t seem to have aged over the last twenty years!”

I screamed, pulling against them, but they only tightened. “Mama!” Ari’s terrified cry. Marcus put himself between the witch and my children, firing until his clip was empty. The bullets stopped in mid-air, dropping harmlessly. Behind us, Joan’s convulsions stopped. Her eyes stared at nothing as Blood came down from her nose, and her mouth. She was dead. I felt it like a physical blow, the moment her life force winked out. I Felt the magic she’d been gathering for one final spell dissipated into nothing.

Oh no. But they didn't attack as I feared they would. Instead, their power reached for each other, blending together, Clare's face appearing in the air, hovering over the gallery. Another face began to form, taking their mother's place, before the image shot across the room like an arrow and slammed into Batsheva. Magic flared around her, turning slowly from blue to lavender until it was blood red. "It's her," Quaid and Mia said together. "Batsheva Moromond killed our parents. And she used blood magic to do it."