Mortal Kombat X Cassie Cage Novels & Stories

The other assassin who ran in their direction was almost near them but she still chose to run into him. Just when they were about to bump into each other, Cassie swiftly dodged the attack of the masked assassin and kicked him in the chest using a knife that was hidden on her shoe. When she was about to pass through him, she suddenly fell as someone stabbed her leg. "You're all useless. Just a mere girl without mana yet managed to outran you both? If I did not come, they would have escaped! Trash!" Minerva clutched her tiny hands onto Cassie's clothes as she saw her groaned in pain. She tried to peek at her leg and she saw that she was stabbed by a staff.

"But if you touch me again, I’ll take your head." ​"Fair enough," Julian said, his eyes darkening. ​He turned toward the emerald wall of the jungle, his silver skin glowing in the sunlight. He was the Shield, and I was the Sword, but the link between us was a broken wire, sparking and dangerous. ​As we stepped into the shadows of Life Zero, I didn't see the figure watching us from the trees. A man with milky white eyes and a bone-white suit that shouldn't be here. ​Kaelen hadn't died in the explosion. He had been reborn. ​And he was hungry for the pieces of my memory that were still falling like ash.

He simply removed his jacket and wrapped my body with it, covering my chest from any further humiliation. The fabric was and the smell was comforting—it was a mix of something rich and manly. I opened my mouth to speak when the door burst open. The air in the cafeteria became heavy as I watched Xavier storm towards us and Cassie went pale. “What the fuck do you think you’re doing?” Xavier asked, his voice low and dangerous. “Xavier, I-I… was… I,” Casie stuttered. “You’re pathetic and you find joy in mocking another person?” His gray eyes locked onto hers with undiluted anger.

In my previous life, our packs made peace, and the enemy Alpha sent his son, Kael Voss, to us as a hostage. He barely reached my shoulder. He spoke in a tiny voice, and none of the other pups wanted to play with him. My sister, Selene Vale, was next in line to lead the Silver Moon Pack. But she felt sorry for Kael. She brought him home and cared for him herself. We often played a game called “scent tracking.” We smelled Selene's clothes and tried to find where she was hiding. I thought it was an innocent game. Then one full-moon night, Selene's scream woke the entire pack house. We found her curled up in a corner. A silver blade was buried in her chest, and the bed was covered in blood. Kael

Looks like death is the only rightful payment for Cassie’s sins. “Death by fire! Death by fire!” everyone chanted. “So, the people have spoken,” Adrian concluded. “I hereby sentence Cassandra “Cassie” Williams of the Moon Valley Pack, to death by fire!” Cassie remained stoic. With her chin tilted up, she faced everyone with courage. The warriors walked toward her and dragged her to the center of the pack grounds where a metal pole was standing.

“You’ll have full function back by the next moon. Just don’t pick any more fights with alphas twice your weight.” “Noted,” Lyla says. She flexes her fingers, testing the new bandage. “Thank you.” Cassie packs up, stands, and leans against the table. “You want to know why I came?” “I assume it wasn’t for my sparkling personality,” Lyla says. Cassie gives her a look. “You’re the one they’re after, aren’t you?” Silence falls so fast it rings in my ears. Cassie’s eyes narrow. “The one fighting for the Slaver tributes.”

Some of them kicked the wolves out of the pack as they slammed the door shut. "Bitches!" I cussed as I turned to leave. "Go to the questioning room. Inform the person in charge of the affairs of the room to let go of Cassie. Make sure she is brought to the public." I ordered one of the men as he lowered his head and quickly walked away. I couldn't believe my eyes when I found out that Cassie was actually one of the minions working for Maya. She has had a mask on her face since she began to work with Nina as a private assistant. Maya prolly wanted to continue her bullying system through one of her mechanisms.

He is not a wolf to do anything he doesn’t want to. “She is ours! Our daughter.” I declare to Tabby, making her smile with adoration. “You are wonderful, do you know that?” She asks, a stray tear sliding down her cheek. A few hours later there’s a knock on the door. A nurse sticks her head inside and asks if we have a second? Cassie says she’ll have an ear on the little ones, who are napping in the pram and the girl on the bed. “I’ll fetch you if anything changes. I promise!” She says her quiet and calm presence making us both relax. Cassie is a wonderful Gamma female. She is fierce when she has to be, but otherwise she is the most calm and collected female I have ever met - other than Luna

Eighteen minutes since I had let the only thing that made my pulse feel human walk into a cage built by a ghost. "Don Moretti, the perimeter is shifting," Cassian’s voice crackled in my earpiece, low and edged with a professional anxiety I hadn't heard in a decade. "We have movement in the derelict warehouse to the east. Six-man element, gray tacticals. They aren't Lucchesi. They’re moving with too much discipline. It’s a containment unit."

"What are you talking about? Who are you?" "I am the sister of Vladimir Kalashnikov. My dear brother. My twin. And the woman you call your wife... she is my niece. Her name is not Claudine. Her name is Indie Kalashnikov," Cassie said, her voice dropping to a theatrical whisper. "And she is in your life for one reason and one reason only. To avenge her family. To destroy you." A sickening feeling of betrayal washed over Hades. He felt a cold dread in his stomach. No. It couldn't be true. It couldn't. He looked at Cassie, then back at Gregory, who was now pushing himself up from the ground, a cruel smile on his face.