Puck Kills Subaru Novels & Stories

SAGE MONTERO. @puckmedaddy: ‘Gah, I understand why he’s the captain; he looks like he handles a puck the same way he does a woman. Rough.’ Yeah, until he chokes you to death. @rookslapmepls: ‘I volunteer. I volunteer. I volunteer as tribute…sorry I meant puck.’ If desperate had a label, it’d be you, sweetheart. @rookmehard: ‘I know they call him the Angel cause he’s a devil in the sheets. Argue with the wall, everyone.’

“Piercing roll left, looking for Hendricks and picked off by the Icebreakers!” “Let’s go Rowan!” I shouted, even though my chest felt tight. “Oh! And Rowan missed that. What the fuck!” the commentator said. I groaned loudly. Reset. Brad caught the puck this time. He made a gesture and yelled something to his teammate. “Kill! Kill! Kill! Green 80, hit!” I watched Rowan glide toward the puck, fast and sharp, but Brad was faster. With one slick move, he clipped Rowan’s path and knocked him flat. The crowd gasped as he hit the ice hard.

Our reinforced bumper tore through their front end, disabling the engine in a cloud of steam. Before the second car could correct its course, Marcus had thrown our car back into drive, executing a perfect J-turn and accelerating down a narrow service path we weren't supposed to be on. We left our pursuers behind, one crippled and smoking, the other lost in the labyrinthine darkness of the park. We were ghosts once more.

The pain I braced for never came. A gust of wind swept past, and Nathan's tall frame blocked me. He caught the blazing-fast puck in his hand with a low grunt. I opened my eyes and saw a spot of red seeping from the edge of his glove. "Are you okay?" I shot to my feet, my voice shaking. Nathan tossed the puck back onto the ice and turned to glare at me. "Are you stupid? You don't know how to duck? If I hadn't caught that, you'd be in the hospital with a concussion right now!"

m. Riku and Aki’s submarine is exactly what you’d expect from two drunk oni with unlimited budget and no adult supervision. It’s shaped like a giant red torii gate with rocket boosters, portholes made of sake bottles, and a periscope that plays J-pop when you look through it. Inside: plush coyote-print seats, a karaoke machine already warming up, and a fridge labeled “Wedding Sake – Touch and Die.” Riku is at the helm wearing heart-shaped sunglasses.

She smiled as she said to Joel, “This b*tch deserves it. Brother Joel, since my cousin is dead, I’ll marry you!” Joel’s face was red with rage, and he slapped Judy without reservation. “You idiot!” But very quickly, everyone soon found that there was no one in the wrecked car. The people from Sakura Racing Club also pulled up the footage from the camera then. Before the camera was destroyed, the scene had been recorded. Then, when the footage was played in front of everyone, their mouths opened in shock as they cried out in surprise.

he demonstrated, his movements precise despite his bulky skates. Adrien chimed in, pointing at the leg pads. "These pads are your best friends. They'll absorb most of the impact, but you need to learn how to direct the puck safely away using them. It's about angling your legs at the right moment." "Puck control is key," Alec added, tightening a chest protector around me ironically. "When that puck hits you for the first time, it will be a shock, no denying that. But you'll get used to it. You might even start to like the adrenaline rush. It keeps you sharp, keeps you in the game."

I squeaked. Puck cursed darkly, hauling firewood. A trio of wolves pawed in behind him. The alpha, a fierce gray, nipped at the satyr's haunches. “Blast it, you skieving beast! To my master aright I've led you, but Death flies fast as the wind.” He dropped the logs in a pile near the hearth, then turned, seeing me. Puck's eyes bulged. He scratched his horns in disbelief. “So Dis partakes of Yuletide? Spirits fizz in the charnel grounds!”

I felt completely small, ready to just break down and sob right into my plate. *Clack.* The loud, violent sound of a silver fork slamming hard against the porcelain plate shattered the psychological warfare. I flinched, snapping my head to the side. Brayden had dropped his utensil, leaning forward over the table as his pitch-black glare locked directly onto his mother. The aggressive energy radiating off his massive frame was instantaneous, completely shifting the gravity of the room.

Which is why I was grateful Lyon was already waiting for me at the rink with a bag of protein bars and too much energy at nine in the morning. The rink was cold, my favorite kind of cold, the kind that bit into skin and cleared your head. But today, even the ice couldn’t cut through the fog in my brain. “What’s with your face?” Lyon said immediately, tossing me a bar. “What face?” I muttered. “The ‘I either killed a man or fell in love’ face.” I stiffened. “That’s not a thing.” “It is. And you’re doing it.” I ripped open the bar aggressively and took a bite. “I’m fine.”