Should I Kill Paarthurnax Novels & Stories

Chapter 147 Alex The question deserved honest consideration because killing another alpha wasn't something to approach lightly, wasn't something that could be undone once done. "If it comes to that," I said carefully. "If there's no other way to end this, then yes, I'm prepared to kill Adrian." "Good," Lyra said while approval colored her tone. "Hesitation in that moment would doom us all." "I won't hesitate," I promised. "Not when everything we love is at stake."

I melted that night. Even though I trained myself to be emotionless whenever she sought to kiss me or look me with those pretty eyes, I was failing. My plan was not working and I had only one option left. “What?” Arthur rumbled getting up from the chair, though I’m not obliged to discuss my plan but he’s my only friend. “Isn’t that a bit risky? I'm not against it, I want to get rid of her and you know that but---” “Azrael do you also think like him?” I turned to him and he froze not expecting me to consider their opinions. He started stuttering but finally spoke without breathing. “We surely don’t love her for killing you but is it really necessary?”

He’d like to fight that devil fair and square. Arth removed his armor and helm, leaving him with his blue cloak. Then he went to the open balcony and stared at the falling snow for a long moment … a very long moment. He was prepared for anything that could happen, even death. But he vowed to himself he would never let himself die without killing the general first. ***

I was a nervous wreck. “I’m terrified that killing him will be the thing that finally finishes her,” Alexander said, his voice dropping to a jagged whisper. “Killing a mate... even a monster like Draven... It’s a soul-killer. Give me one of those daggers. Let me take the blood onto my hands. If she rejects him first, maybe the backlash won't be as bad, but I’d rather she hate me for stealing her kill than watch her go grey inside.”

Around us both sides watched, uncertain whether to intervene. Nathan got his teeth into my shoulder and I howled, the pain sharp and bright. But I used the momentum to flip him, slamming him into the ground hard enough to crack stone. ‘Kill him,’ Aries snarled. ‘End this.’ I wanted to. God, I wanted to rip him apart piece by piece. But as I stood over him, teeth at his throat, I hesitated. Killing Nathan wouldn't bring Thorne back. Wouldn't undo the curse or restore my parents or fix any of this.

I could have crippled him completely, ensuring that he could not take the exam. However, at the last moment, I held back without even realizing it. If I made another mistake in that life, in the next rebirth, I could completely become a puppet of the plot, just like the other side characters, sacrificing everything for the happy ending of Rachel and Timothy. With that thought, I decided to strike at Rachel. "Rachel Sharp. Do you know the values of the Faraday constant and the Boltzmann constant?" Rachel gave me a blank and perplexed look.

"First of all, this is my house. It's my right to keep as many wolves as I want. Secondly…" I looked at Liam, my voice flat and unfeeling. "The breeding center has deemed Liam to be a defective product, and the exchange process has already been completed. The courier is coming today to pick him up for return. "Also, the way defective products are handled after return is… euthanasia." The word "euthanasia" hit Liam like a sledgehammer. He stumbled backward, and his face quickly drained of all color. "Impossible! You said you liked me," Liam rasped out, fear flooding his eyes.

“Do not worry. That did not kill him. But he cannot be allowed to live, Araya. He can’t have the chance of somehow relaying any information or continuing his work. I will handle this discreetly. But even though he does not deserve pity, I am not one to kick a man when they are down. I won’t discuss the plans for his death in front of him.” “And that is why I am the muscle, and you are the diplomat, dear brother. You are too soft. He needs to know he will die. Why spare him that? In fact, we should set a countdown for him, so he knows the precise time when it is to happen. That is what I would do. I want to see the look in his eyes when he realizes his time has run out.” “Uh, honestly, I’m do

“Get the wounded and children out of here. Alphas, your armies now belong to me. Hold this courtyard and let nothing pass.” The order rolled through the air, and everyone moved. I grabbed Arthur's arm, stopping him. “Arthur, we can’t kill them.” His eyes came down to mine, and for one second, I saw and felt everything he was trying not to feel. “I know,” he said, his voice rough. “But what choice do we have?” His words made my heart stop with fear because Arthur was right. But killing them couldn’t be the only answer. “Then don’t kill them,” I said, my fingers digging into his arm. “Hold them back. Buy us time.”

"They're evil. I know it sounds crazy, but there's something in their eyes that makes my danger radar tingle. I can't have them putting the Pack in jeopardy." "So set them free." "I can't. I don't trust them. And if what you and this Thaddeus dude says is true, I wouldn't be freeing them so much as making them easy prey for whomever is using them in their plot for power in the vampire world." "But to kill themÉIt's genocide." "It's necessary." Anger made him brash. "So if I came back, does this mean you'd kill me too?" "Put it this way. I wouldn't recommend showing up at our gates."