Nina Code Geass Table Scene Novels & Stories

Her eyes were fixed on some point straight ahead and she wasn’t looking at me and she wasn’t looking at the gun and she wasn’t looking at anything in this room. She had gone somewhere else inside herself. The sight of it did something to me I didn’t have a name for. Santoro raised the gun again. Aimed it at her temple with the unhurried precision of a man who had done this before and found it unremarkable. “The codes,” he said to me. “Or we find out which chamber comes next.” Nina’s chin trembled. Just slightly. Just once. Then she locked it back down. “Okay.” The word came out of me before I finished deciding to say it. “Okay. Don’t touch her.” I held his gaze. “You’ll get what you want.”

The moment I touched her, a scream tore from my lips as a deep cut appeared on her neck, blood spilling across the floor. "No!" I cried, dropping to the ground. Her violet eyes flicked down to me, her gaze sharp and accusing. "You left me to die, Nia," she said softly, her head tilting slightly, unnervingly. I shook my head, trembling. "There was nothing I could do," I whispered. Diana knelt beside me, her blood seeping onto my legs. Her hand pressed against my stomach, her smile dark. "Stage three has been completed." ---

All I could focus on was her. Her presence consumed everything else. “Lie down,” she commanded as we entered a room with a rusted metal table in the center. The stench of decay was strong, and I knew this room had seen horrors far worse than I could imagine. Still, I obeyed, my body trembling as I laid back against the cold surface. Nina hovered over me, her eyes gleaming with a mix of triumph and desire. “Do you feel it?” she asked, her voice low and filled with a dark excitement. “The power? It’s in you now, Elias. And there’s no turning back.”

The scented shower gel wafted over to him, and Zayn shook his head, clearing out the heady feeling that had attempted to overtake it. He took in the scene in a swift glance. Rina wasn’t in any danger. There was a tablet on one end of the wall, lifted above the water with a wooden frame. It showed a horror movie, the dark sinister sound giving the genre away. “What are you doing in here?” Rina screamed, pulling his attention back on her. He swallowed when he took her bare face in, devoid of the makeup that made her look fierce earlier today. Now, she looked like a stunning and naive young woman trying to navigate through the throes of life without a backup.

Death Note replied standing up from the chair. "Look up" Sarraphina said with a smile. "Those are rune symbols on every corner of the room, so you can't escape" "Then we do this the hard way" Death Note kicked up the table in between them and slammed it against Sarraphina. The table broke into two on impact with Sarraphina body. "If you say so" Sarraphina replied with a smirk. Twenty armed men with plasma ray guns stormed into the VIP lounge they and started shooting sporadically at Death Note.

The figure loomed in the dimly lit chamber, his black robe swaying unnaturally as if moved by an invisible wind. The strange star symbol etched on his chest seemed to pulse with dark energy, radiating an unsettling aura that filled the room. Maria and Nina exchanged a tense glance, their bodies taut with anticipation. Maria's fingers moved subtly, forming precise gestures that Nina immediately understood: Secure the evidence. No mistakes. Nina nodded slightly, sliding the gathered documents and camera into her satchel. Her movements were swift but deliberate, ensuring nothing would be left behind.

I clutched his shirt, pulling him closer, and for a moment, nothing else existed except the taste of him, the smell of him, the way his body pressed me into the wall. “Bed, now,” He rasped against my lips, dragging his mouth down to my throat and biting lightly. He picked me up and carried me out of the study.. Nina was cleaning the flower vases by studying again. She seemed to be obsessed with them at this point, she was always cleaning those vases. As Isaiah carried me to the bedroom, I peeked over his shoulder at Nina wondering what she would think. I was shocked to see her glaring daggers at me. The look disappeared in a blink and she gave me her usual shy smile.

I took another inhale, then waited for the opium to numb the guilt and soon it did. Now I could focus on the task ahead of me. “Is there anything in particular you’ll want me to begin with?” She whispered, “Surprise me.” I said and without a single thought, she fell to her knees before me, “What of some… quick appetizer?” She questioned with a flirty grin. For a moment, it was Kate on her knees before me, her huge eyes staring back at me. I blinked, and it was gone. Just Nina. “Put on your clothes, and leave.”

“And she told you to come home before dark.” Nia froze. The command pulsed. Subject Zero’s body arched violently, almost throwing me off the table. Anya pinned one shoulder. I grabbed the final silver thread. Nia whispered, “Before dark.” Then she turned. Not toward us. Toward the table. Her red-black eyes cleared to gold. “Mama,” she said. Subject Zero’s head turned toward the sound. For one breath, the whole underground chamber seemed to stop. The face on the table changed.

Nina is standing in the middle of the hallway. She is right outside Audrey’s door. The left side of her face is a mask of dried, blackening blood, her shirt soaked through with it. She is not moving. She stands perfectly straight, her arms hanging loosely at her sides, her eyes staring blankly at the wooden panels of the door. "Nina," I call out, my voice sharp. "Get away from that door. The doctor is looking for you." She does not blink. She does not turn around. She stays as still as a stone statue.