Puck Kills Subaru Novels & Stories

“No tracking here yet. But satellites, heat-seeking drones, license-plate readers—they have maybe forty minutes before they close in.” We left the Rover in a gravel lot behind a closed clam shack, sign creaking in the wind. The front was smashed from the gate, paint scratched to metal—it would blend with the old cars left by tourists. R pushed it into loose sand, tossed the keys under the mat. Two rows over, he swapped our plates with a rusty Subaru—New Jersey tags, expired sticker. Nothing to notice.

Lucas elucidated everything that had happened. "Shit!" Seb punched the table in front of him. He picked up his phone and showed it to Lucas, "Was this the license plate of the car he was driving?" Lucas stared at it for a few seconds then nodded, "Yes that's the one, and it was a black suv." This was just as Nat said. That man was his enemy and Scar was only in danger because of him. Seb felt responsible for what happened, what if he hurt Scar, no he wasn't going to let that happen he had to save her at all costs.

Bang!!! In front of the hotel, the deafening buzzing sound of the 15th knight exploded. Like a sharp arrow, it hit Xu Changsheng hard on the supercar. Xu Changsheng’s supercar wasn’t bad, but in front of a knight for fifteen lifetimes, it couldn’t put up the slightest bit of resistance. After being hit by the knight for fifteen lifetimes, Xu Changsheng’s supercar tail caved in, and the entire car was damaged.

Zoe said, speed-walking toward the house, leaving Ruby standing alone. Parker walked straight up to Ruby. He glared down at her. “You stole my car.” Ruby returned his glare and placed her hands on her hips. “And you almost died.” “No, I didn’t,” Parker said. “I had everything under control.” “That’s not what it looked like from where I was flying,” Ruby said. “I saw the balloon in the lake. And I didn’t see you.” Tears pricked her eyes, and she tried to keep it together. “You know what I’ve been through, and yet you still took the balloon up in unsafe conditions.”

My grip completely failed me, the carbon fiber shaft slipping against my leather palms. The black puck slid completely underneath my blade. "What?!" I gasped out, my green eyes widening in absolute horror. I missed the easy pass completely. The rubber skittered uselessly into the corner, where a fast Detroit forward picked it up instantly. Before our defensemen could even turn their skates, the Detroit Iron launched a lightning-fast breakaway up the right wing. They cut past Miller, executed a quick double-pass, and fired a blistering slapshot straight into the top corner of our net.

Really. But a part of me still wants to trust my best friend to deliver. So I start to run toward the net. Jax goes hard on Riley, but he avoids the attack and passes to me the moment he sees me. I can see Tom coming, so I take the shot fast — if I don't, the puck will be taken from me with a hard fight. And with the amount of speed Tom is coming with, I might not survive the hit. Luckily, it goes into the net.

He was using his laptop to track the truck. “WHAT THE HELL DID YOU JUST SAY? WHY DIDN'T YOU LEAD WITH THAT? I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT BITCH PUT A FUCKING BOMB IN MY TRUCK!” Bubba yelled as he ran past his nephews, now running full speed towards his truck. “Damn, he musta got a robocop hip during that surgery. He musta got a turbo button somewhere, because he sure isn't running like he got a hip replacement.” Luke said, picking up speed.

Sabastian increased the car's gear and said, "I am not kidding Miss Jenny. I want to kill you!" Jenny clenched her fist tightly. She said, "So, it turned out that you killed Twinkle!" Sabastian stopped the car abruptly.

he asked with a mocking tone, as if proud of his cruelty. Hound's silence continued, his gaze fixed, the weight of the moment still lingering in the darkened alley. The alley seemed to grow quieter with every second, the tension thick and suffocating. Suddenly, Puck froze mid-sentence, a strangled noise escaping his throat. Blood began to trail from his neck, dripping onto the ground below. His eyes widened in disbelief as he turned toward Hound, who stood holding a dagger. Its blade hovered over a small doll inscribed with intricate runes—the same symbols etched into Puck’s skin.

Then someone crashed into the frame. Number 17. The Falcons’ captain came out of nowhere. His stick snapped forward, and with one clean, ruthless move, he stole the puck right from Marvel’s control. One second Marvel had it. The next, he was stumbling, off-balance, as number 17 blew past him. I lowered my phone, my breath catching in my throat. He moved like a storm. Aggressive. Unstoppable. His own teammates seemed to clear a path for him as he charged the Eagles’ goal. The goalie crouched, but it was too late.