Mark Kills Thragg Novels & Stories

“A million dollars is a lot for a little bitch. I’d have taken the offer myself, but I’d never go against Dare. Man’s too high up in the ranks. Doing that? Might as well sign a death contract for me and my family.” River nodded, swirling the whiskey in his glass. “So high up, Mark’s taken it upon himself to chase him. He’s gone completely rogue. No one’s been able to reach him—not the Pact, not the Emperors. All he cares about now is finding Dare, and it’s not about the money. It’s personal. He wants to make Dare’s life hell.” John chuckled, low and grim. “Mark must’ve forgotten who made him. Dare trained him, built him from nothing. Talk about biting the hand that feeds you.”

He nodded explaining that like Clayton and Genji, Marky once lived in the Knight Empiria but for some special reasons he was forced to leave his home. Despite his calm and gentleman-like attitude towards others. He is one of the most well-versed snipers in the entire team. Though not a lot of people trust Markt for his cold-hearted attitude towards others but in the team, he had come to respect Kent and Rex for their honor and leadership. As they moved forward Marky managed to clear out the silver hand and the possessed with a clean shot to the head and chest. Marky had to work twice as hard to ensure his place in the team was not taken away. Though Clayton could have cleared the path by usi

A tear fell from his eyes: he tried to look at Winny, but he was turning his back on her. “Tell Winny–that…” he choked on his own blood. “That I’m sorry. I—I never stopped loving her. For... for the family," Mark wheezed, blood spraying from his lips. With a final, agonising surge of strength, he twisted. There was a sickening crack that echoed through the courtyard as Viktor’s neck snapped. That was when I also saw that Mark had buried a silver dagger in Viktor’s chest. They fell together—the tyrant and the brother who had finally found his way home. My heart aches. Even while the tropes fought, Mark and Grace’s deaths were too sudden.

Mike shouts, and one of the thugs at the back of our vehicle picks up a large hammer and opens the door. Mark steps on the brakes and immediately the car slows. The thug jumps off, using the hammer to take out the two motorcycles. His movements are just as fast as Mark’s, and in that moment, I know that no amount of natural talent can get me to this level of ruggedity. I need to train. Mark smiles, knowing exactly what is lingering in my mind. “Amazed, right? Well, this is only the beginning. We have crossed the borderline already, we are in the clear.” He stops the car and takes out a cigarette, lighting one for himself and his two gang members.

I’d asked Mark to come by early as well and, sure enough, at five sharp, there was a knock. “Mark,” I said, opening the door. He stepped in, two coffees in hand, wearing his usual dark jacket. “Morning,” he said. “Brought you a coffee,” he said, handing one of the cups to me. “Thanks, though I think this nightmare is enough to keep me awake,” I joked, taking a sip. We moved into the kitchen, and Mark opened his tablet. “Kevin Martin’s still a problem,” he began. “Absolutely no trace of him.”

But before I could utter a word, Mark responded. "Yes she is fine Tracy, I might be so many things but I am definitely not a serial killer.."he said with his voice showing how sad and disappointed he was. "I am sorry Mark, I didn't mean to..."Tracy was apologising when he interupped again. "I know Tracy, I deserve it somehow. Everyone sees me to be a monster because of how I have treated your friend these past days so I deserve it for sure. Good night ladies," he ended sadly and walked out closing the door.

Mara’s jaw dropped, her eyes fixed on the glowing skin. "The Mark," she whispered, her knees giving way as she sank into her seat. "Kael didn't just 'take me in,'" I said, staring Thorne down until the old man lowered his eyes. "He didn't protect me out of pity, and he didn't die for a stranger. He marked me. In the clearing, before he took his last breath, he tied his soul to mine." I looked around the room, making eye contact with every person who had just been calling for my blood.

My stomach tightened instinctively, but I forced my expression to remain unchanged as we stepped into the open. And then I saw it. --- The body lay sprawled near the base of a tree, limbs twisted at unnatural angles, blood staining the ground beneath him in dark, spreading lines. Male. Mid-twenties. Pack member. Dead. Violently. --- But that wasn’t what made my breath catch. Not the blood. Not the damage. Not even the brutality of it. --- It was the marking. --- Carved into the bark just above him. Deeper than before. More aggressive.

Lena's stomach twisted into knots, the thought of it, the bond still connecting her and all of these other poor women to that murderous monster made her feel dirty, what Kate had been through was beyond words, he actually made her fall in love with him before marking and betraying her, she was so young. Kate's hands trembled as she added one last thing to her monologue "He doesn't need us marked to own us, it's not like we can leave, we are his whether we like it or not...But when he touches Ally or Lorna, it burns, the pain, I can't even describe...You will feel it, we all do, when he's with one of us, he betrays the others mark...And we suffer whether we are the one chosen for the night or