Moonbin Death Scene Novels & Stories

It’s the usual for Yumeko, focusing more on her phone. Suddenly, Nabi pauses, her gaze locked on the cafeteria’s television, where the big news is being displayed. “Ya, is that not your street? It sounded familiar, I thought I’d ask you about it, I wasn’t sure.” I glance at the television screen with the headline, “Unfortunate sudden encounter with Lucifer heirs, found dead and dumped this morning.” On the screen is a picture of dead Nevan, his eyes were plucked out as if to stop him from seeing something, his neck bone broken, so he’s kept in a terrible posture.

Luna Tauriel moaned, drawing the dagger out, the Beta's life's blood spilling down the tip. For a moment, there was nothing but silence. At that instant, the sun grazed the horizon, its light scattering the darkness. Then, Beta Bernard's body collapsed into the dirt, his form dissolving into dust. Luna Tauriel heaved a heavy sigh of defeat and wandered off into the woods, never looking back. Out of mercy, she had killed the man she loved—knowing he was going to die in a horrifying way.

We had barely recovered from the last one which was this evening. I rose to my feet instantly and started running toward the sound. Selene followed shortly behind me. Thousands of bulbs lit the streets in the spirit of their celebration, so finding my way around was definitely no problem. I soon noticed that people were crowding an alley. I forced my way through them and helped Selene too. Then we froze at what was waiting for us in the middle of the street. Left hanging on a rope by the neck was Dexton, dead. My heart skipped a beat and I released a heavy breath before looking up at Commander Gon who instantly ordered his men to put his body down.

By the time anyone looked down the hallway outside the morgue, all they could see was a thick, sticky sheet of red. Five hours later, when Robin came to clean up the aftermath, all he found was a skeleton stripped bare of its flesh. "Clean it up. If Sandy asks, tell her he died in the explosion." Magnolia slowly wiped the blood from her hands, said those words, and walked away. Robin covered his mouth and nose to stop himself from throwing up. Looking at the hellish scene in front of him, he was still shaken. Who would have thought that the man Magnolia had spoiled so endlessly would die by her hand? But he deserved it. He was nothing, yet he had really believed he could cross the one red li

Moon’s face, hair, and body were still covered in blood, and the robe didn’t do much to reveal the bloodstains. "Crescent Moon pack. Alpha Oskar is dead." Moon started. A pack doctor got to the stage, and Moon motioned for him to come up. She wasn’t really going to do this speech while letting him remove the bullet at the same time? "I think she is," Ronin said. And he was right. The doctor and Moon talked for a short while, and he started cutting into her leg and grabbing some pliers to take the bullet out.

When the moon rose, he would murmur to himself, "Arinelle, can you see me? Have you forgiven me?" No one ever answered. … On a night when the moon was exceptionally round and bright, Varkon lay in his sickbed, feeling his life slowly slipping away. Suddenly, he saw me standing by the window. I was wearing the white robes from our mating ceremony, with my dark, long hair flowing over my shoulders. He tried to speak, but no sound escaped his lips. When he desperately reached forward to grasp me, his hand passed through my form. A single, final tear fell from his clouded eyes.

I tightened my grip. Her struggles weakened. Stopped. I held on until I felt nothing. Then let go. Elena’s body crumpled to the floor. Dead. The room was silent. I stood there, staring down at her. At what I’d done. Kyros was quiet. Approving. Kael stood near the door. Watching. Not judging. Just… witnessing. “We need to go,” Finn said quietly. I nodded. We left the body where it fell. The return was faster than the approach.

I screamed. Everyone rushed in, and to my surprise, Temra was there; she immediately tended to Gibran, but suddenly he began bleeding profusely from everywhere, and I knew this was a programmed death. “There’s nothing we can do,” I said seriously and looked at Elijah. Temra cursed, and finally Gibran died. Silence reigned for five seconds that felt like an eternity before tears began to fall down everyone’s faces. We left as a group of guards carried the body away, and I walked over to Elijah to hug him tightly.

Barney ran toward them, huffing and panting, and yelled in panic, "Luna and her pup are dead!" Toby jerked his head up, looking displeased at being disturbed. "Dead?" Barney wiped the sweat from his forehead before replying fearfully, "The entire basement is covered in blood. Luna Joyce and her pup are also no longer breathing." He trailed off, not daring to go on. Toby straightened his messy shirt. "What blood? Oh, you probably mean the blood from when she pried open the skylight. Is the pup sick? Send them to the hospital."

The scent of iron floods my senses, and I look down to see crimson pooling beneath me. “Please,” I choke out, my vision blurring. “Cain, save the pup… Save our pup…” Cain’s cold gaze meets mine one last time before he turns away, pulling Claire with him. “Let her die,” Claire says over her shoulder, her voice dripping with venom. “She and that bastard pup aren’t worth saving.” The door slams shut, their laughter echoing down the hall as my world fades to black. The full moon hangs high in the sky, its light filtering through the shattered window. My blood seeps into the floor, staining the wood with the last vestiges of my life.