Malty Melromarc Death Novels & Stories

We were loading Hope into the car when Arnold's tablet started screaming alerts. "What the hell?" He pulled it up. His face went white. "The chapel explosion. The blast pattern. It is wrong." "Wrong how?" Damien demanded. "Professional demolition. Controlled. Designed to create maximum chaos with minimum casualties. The fire department found shaped charges. Military grade. This was not Richard's dead man's switch. This was someone else's plan." My blood went cold. "Marcus." "Marcus is dead. We watched him die—"

“ But it feels like family doesn't it ?” I shook my head, leaning in my seat.“ As I said, I've never heard of it.” Another heavy silence followed. Then he let out a low laugh.“ Oh, I just remembered. Guess who else had died from the Eidolon mist poisoning?" He turned to face me now, his gaze piercing. I maintained a straight face." Who?" His jaw tightened.“ Travis and Jolie Markov.” I sucked in a breath, my fingers clenching under the table. My composure broke for a split second.

"Numbers?" "Still building. But the trajectory is concerning." "The mechanic," Matthias said. "Marsh." Dante's expression didn't shift. "Dead. Before we reached him." The room went quiet in a specific way. The kind of quiet that recognised the shape of something serious. "That's not Caden," Matthias said. "No," Dante agreed. "Someone got to him first. Someone who didn't want him talking." I stood against the wall and thought about Leon Marsh. The man who had cut our brake lines in my first life. The man whose name had surfaced eight months before any of this started. Now dead before he could be questioned.

The sound of footsteps drew my attention, and I straightened as one of my lieutenants approached, bowing his head respectfully. “Alpha Varda,” he said, his voice low and deferential, it was nice to hear that. “Any news from the Grey Moon pack?” I asked and he nodded “We’ve received reports from our informant in Grey Moon territory." I arched a brow, my interest piqued. “Go on.” “Alpha Cormac is dead." I paused my eyes sharply staring at him "This had better not be a poor joke." I hissed and he shook his head "No alpha, he was poisoned, according to the reports."

“We have an abandoned site by the docks, boss. It checks out.” I looked back at Alex. “If you’re lying, whatever happens next will make tonight look like a gift.” Alex nodded vigorously, tears streaming down his face. “I’m not lying. I swear!” “Good,” I said, stepping back. “Marco, Take two men with you, it's just 10 minutes drive from here..” After twenty minutes, a call came through and I picked it. "Mark is dead" Marco says over the line. "He's dead"

It made him disgusted on himself. Warm liquid followed down to his stomach and relaxed his tensed muscles. Right after he devoured two glasses, Vincent knocked on his door. Permitting him to enter lowly, Lucien turned around groggily to know what had gone wrong again. Vincent seemed to ponder in deep thoughts. Showing respect to his Alpha King with a slight bow, Vincent reported growling inside in rage, " Marco is found dead by our men, My Lord." Blood ran warm inside Lucien's veins. When he looked into Vincent eyes, those were glowing in rage. Lucien growled beastly after slamming down his glass over the barstool,

Karlos was sitting beside Marx. He looked rather worried as he said, "Captain Earlham, those who died were from Malia. Won't they come after us for this?" After all, the Yarrolanders' deaths were closely linked to Marx. If Dramon and Malia investigated, they would soon trace everything back to him. Marx's lip curled disdainfully as he said, "So what if they're from Malia? The whole country is just cannon fodder for the Juwanians. We work for the Rockefeller family. What does it matter if some cannon fodder dies?"

I ask as I walk towards them. “What’s that smell?” Fritz said. “F*ck them! I’m going to kill all of them! f*ck you Demson!” Blood shouted and continuously pulled the trigger of his gun that made me step back a little. “Guys…w-what is wrong?” I said as my voice cracked. “Paul…he is gone.” Death said. “What? What are you saying? Maybe he is just---” Acry tried to say when Death flashed the light of his phone inside the box.

Owner and proprietor Myrna Skoger has stated that the theater is now closed until further notice. I skimmed ahead to the Obits, but only found a few more lines. Melville Roberts, 44, of Dubois died October 31st, 1965. Roberts served as a Lance Corporal in the United States Marine Corps in the Pacific Theater from 1941 to 1945. He is preceded in death by his mother and father. Private services to be held at the home of Myrna and June Skoger. X

My hands immediately shoot forward to cover my junk as I listen for where the sound is coming from. "He protected me," the person crying sniffles, and I hear a feminine voice shush her. "He died honorably. He was a good warrior. Loyal to his core. His family doesn't blame you, honey. Malone died because Luna Kandace couldn't handle her emotions. He protected you, and you shouldn't be crying. Instead, you should be honoring his sacrifice," Mrs. Marsh says to Melanie, and my head falls a bit. My eyes close, and the entire night plays over in my mind. Melanie's shocked face. My mom's lunging wolf. Blood, quickly followed by death. It's all like a bad dream.