Murderous Villain Test Novels & Stories

She seems to know what he is capable of, but we don't. Testifier 5 (random suggestion): Felix Desmond should be killed. He doesn't deserve to live. Isn't it the law that those who kill should be killed? He's a monster. A danger to our city. Soon, he will begin walking around and killing people because he thinks he's above the law. I'm saying this as a concerned citizen.

What about me? What about what I wanted? I gripped my glass tightly, resisting the urge to throw it at my father's head. "And you, Diana?" Ruther suddenly asked, his voice slow, deliberate. "What do you think of all this?" I met his gaze, my pulse hammering. He was toying with me. Testing me. What did I think? I thought this entire thing was fucking ridiculous. I thought my father was selling me off like some kind of business asset. I thought Ruther Wrevco was the most insufferable man I had ever met.

I hope she survives. [Look for the villain! He wants to protect her so eagerly!] [I don't dare to watch this at all! The killing is too cruel! Even if he had a grudge against the side character, he didn't need to make it so creepy, right?] [Haha! We're in beta testing. Surely there'd be bugs.] [The villain is at his home, which is close to the hospital. If only she could go and ask him for help.] [If only she could send him a message. He would surely be able to save her!]

He held old man’s hand in his, touching to his head before putting it back, a sign of respect, making her scoff internally as this man was full of deception. He didn’t respect him but valued the power that he held over them; he was THE SUPREME who had the power to rule all the mafias of the world which he wanted. He was well aware of that it was not just a simple meet but a test to check their abilities, whether they were heartless or cunning enough for that position which demanded an evil mind that could keep everyone under their foot. Aashvik and Vikrant were the most brutal that he had have got so far but this was not enough, he needed more.

Her shoulders trembled. The prosecutor continued. "Forensic analysis shows the child didn't die instantly. If he had received timely medical treatment, his survival rate would have exceeded 70 percent. It was the defendant who personally prevented rescue efforts and directly caused her son's death. "This was not negligence, and it wasn't an accident. It was a premeditated murder. She simply killed the wrong person." Esther's lawyer had no response. In the end, the judge brought down the gavel. Esther Lawson was found guilty of intentional homicide and sentenced to 15 years in prison.

“His surveillance systems created chemistry.” “Amara.” “His villain energy—” “Enough.” I grinned slightly. “See? We’re bonding already.” “We are not.” “You’re smiling internally.” “I’m not.” “Emotionally maybe.” Victor ignored that completely before continuing. “What qualities does Mr. Kane possess?” I thought about it honestly for a second. Dangerous. Intelligent. Manipulative. Strangely attentive. Oh and terrifying voice. I swallowed slightly before answering casually: “He’s observant.” Victor paused. Interesting reaction.

Not wanting to fall victim to deception or lies. He’s a very bad guy. He shouldn’t be trusted, what he’s saying is exactly something a bad guy would say. They would lie, phrase and grovel to get under their victim’s skin before making an attack. However, she searched through his eyes, nothing visible to her other than a guy who just wanted to survive. “Fine, but before that. I need you to start being an ally, tell us at least one thing that’s coming and how you plan to stop it or help us handle it?” She required, knowing that is going to be her only way to test his very vacuous and sudden loyalty.

I still couldn't comprehend her significance to my test. "Now, my boss wants to make sure that when the time comes, you will be willing to do whatever it takes for our cause. Your emotions wouldn't get in the way. For that, your heart needs to harden. You see that woman, she has done nothing wrong. She deserves to live a good life and die a good death. Sadly, she's going to die today, and you have less than one hour to kill her. That is your test. Pass and you become one of us. Fail and trust me when I say it will give me immense pleasure to beat you up.” At this point, they all laughed heartily. I switched my gaze back to the innocent woman and my heart bled. I can't do it.

And of course, being so surprised was also present in it. "Yes. And umm. I have no other choice," I had no other choice, but I could not just force him to remember, that's why I just tested his love over for me. "So how's the testing?" he laughed. "It's a kind of successful." "And you just realized that?" "That you are dangerous in bed," I joked, though it was still the truth! He's a murderer in bed! He could kill me by just licking my skin! "Oh," he laughed again.