Should I Kill Paarthurnax Novels & Stories

My eyes widened and I touched my fingers to the spot on my neck. It felt hot and tender. “What if killing him also eradicates all those he has infected? I will die with him,” I murmured. Taking my shaking hands into his, Axel squeezed my hands. “You are going to be fine, mate. Both you and our pup will survive no matter what it takes but Zelos must be destroyed,” he said solemnly. Seeing the determination shining in his eyes I nodded my head but still felt that I was doomed.

Everyone in the room was looking at Elena defying nature and then suddenly Brian cracked a smile. "You don't care about your life right?" he asked his daughter with a crooked smile and Elena was flaring in anger. "But I wonder, don't you care about Aiden? Because if Alpha Zane gets to know about the indecency of his Beta, then I am sure he will show no mercy on him and after Aiden's death, he will forcefully make you, his. So in either case you are going to be the possession of Zane, choose wisely" her father said with a mocking smile and again sit on the chair to eat food.

"What of me?" "Oh, don't deny it. I know what happened. I also know you didn't want me to know. And I want to tell you that if your faith causes you to get into fights, you're doing it wrong. We don't fight back, Sel." Anna's voice was as soothing as the expression on her face. "But you already know that, don't you? Keep it in mind. I'm just concerned right now about Archer."

Arax growled before he threw the phone down. “I am sorry,” Arax looked at me and Mateo cleared his throat. “We will leave you to it, Arax, but be careful. Tyrell is sneaky and also homicidal. From what he did to Thalia, we know he would go to any length.” “I will be careful, but even if I die, I won’t die without taking him with me,” Arax’s eyes burned in his hatred. “I am sorry once again I tried to kill you Vera- Queen-”

She radiated survival. “ARXEN was built from the same glyphs we use to command,” she said. “But it was always different. It never required interpretation. It was enacted.” Her eyes fixed on the shifting form above them. “It still can.” Sariah turned to her. “Then help us stop it.” The woman looked at her long and hard. “Stopping it outright risks tearing through the lattice again. If it sees resistance as a threat, it’ll default to eradication.” “Then we don’t resist,” Dain said. “We offer something else. Not surrender. Not obedience. Integration.”

I asked her. She paused and turned to me, sighing deeply, "Death." "And you wanted me to sacrifice Alexander?" I asked her angrily. This was ridiculous. Why couldn't we just try another idea? One that didn't involve the death of any of the most important creatures in my life? Not that I know any others outside of Lunaria. "There's less of a chance if the creature is physically strong enough to take it."

But we can decide that once they are all recovered. After they all recovered and I let Kara visit her parents for a while, It was finally time for us to talk to see what we were going to do about Seth. I requested that we all meet up in my office to discuss this, being that the room was sound proof. They all agreed. "I don't know if I can do this," Kara said. "I know that is hard for you, my dear, but this is also what being a Luna is all about as well. I admit it has its ups and downs, but this needs to be done, sweetheart," he said with a smile to my mate. " I know, father, but taking someone else's life is a big decision and mustn't be taken lightly even if he meant to do us harm." She re

he offers. “I’ll take any lead I can get right now,” I say, taking a deep breath as I realise this might bring me a step closer to finding the son of a bitch who tried to kill me. But after everything I’ve learned about him, am I even sure this is the path I want to take? Silas was right, this is suicide. Nevertheless, this is the life I chose and if Sathariel is as lethal as he sounds, he won’t stop until Silas and I are dead. It’s only a matter of time. So if we don’t want to die, we need to kill him, before he kills us.

I shout at them all. Ari hooks her arm in my elbow and whispers, “And yet, we need them at this moment. Never take a council summoning lightly my love.” I take in a few deep breaths. ‘I don’t like this. We should kill them.’ Eros growls. ‘We should, but Ari is right. If we kill them, we won’t get to the council and nothing good is happening on that front right now. We have to let this go…for now.’

"I’m not defending the system. I’m defending the idea that there's a line we shouldn't cross. Once we become the architects of the mass-kill, we’re no better than the Directorate board." Kael slumped against the cold, vibrating bulkhead, his skin flushed with the unnatural luminescence of his condition. "It’s not a choice between killing and not killing, Arthur. It’s a choice between dying as a battery for their machine or breaking the machine and finding out what we are when we’re actually awake." "And if we die?" Arthur demanded, his voice dropping to a harsh whisper. "If the 'patch' burns out and we're just left standing in the ruins of a society that doesn't know how to feed itself?"