Should You Kill Oda Novels & Stories

The hesitation cost him. The blade took him in the shoulder, deep enough to drop him. “JAMES!” Liana was there in seconds, dragging him back from the fight. Around the battlefield, the same scene repeated. My warriors are trying to subdue without killing. The controlled wolves fight to kill with no hesitation. We were losing. “Sophia!” Kael's mental voice slammed into me. We can't keep this up. They're slaughtering us. I know. But I won't kill innocents!

“They will have heard by now that there is a new alpha in place and will expect chaos. It is our job to show them that isn’t the case. We need to put forward a united front.” “Is it so easy for you to serve the man who killed your best friend?” Shane asked tauntingly. Odis’ eyes flashed and Gabe touched his arm. “Shane,” I cautioned. My mate turned to look at me. He sighed and faced Odis. “We,” Shane growled, pointing between him and Odis. “Don’t have to do anything.” “It is out of respect for my best friend that I haven’t gone after you. This pack is… was his life. I won’t have it crumble because of a—”

"Yes, but it's a different war. The outcome of the first war would be victory as good always defeats evil, but the second war...You're the activator, Odessa. Your mate will start the second war." Odessa knew what that meant, she swallowed hard, trying to swallow the heavy lump in her throat and blinked as fast as she could to soothe the stinging of her eyes. "Can you tell me what to expect?" Selene shrugged, "Yes, but before then I'll need to tell you something very important. You might have to kill your mate, Odessa." Her eyes widened, "I have to do..." Anger blazed in her eyes as her brain finally registered what Selene had said, "What do you mean by I have to kill my mate? Do you even rea

I said, "Do you think we can really kill it? For good this time?" Kira's head snapped towards me, those eyes burning. "We have to. If we don't." She didn't finish the sentence, but she didn't need to. I already understood. If we failed, Ladon wouldn't leave us alone. It would just go on. Towns, cities, anything that would stand in its path would be reduced to ashes. I nodded slowly, my dry lips. "Then we can't wait here." Orion at last looked me in the eye, his face still serene but resolute. "Sometimes the wisest thing to do is wait. Charging in too soon can cost us everything."

Eduardo then butted in with a serious tone, “I know that it’s hard for you to understand us, but we do what we have to do to make sure we remain powerful and alive. Even if we have to get rid of a multitude, as long as we are alive, it doesn’t matter.” “What if those you’ve killed come back for revenge in some way?” “What?” “Getting rid of people obviously equals killing them. What happens when that backfires?” “Carrie, it seems you’ve misread something.” Eduardo showed great displeasure. “I have?” “We don’t kill innocent people. We don’t touch those who don’t have anything to do with us.” “Oh.”

I retort with a question of my own. “He cannot be alive, Dora! One has to die! It’s impossible for him to be alive. That way, it means you broke the law. Did you fucking back down from the fight? Oh shit! Umbra would kill you. Both of you! Wait… does Umbra think him dead? That’s very not possible. What of the poison in your system? I heard a strange gossip that y’all drink poison before the fight, and only the one left standing after ten minutes is given the antidote.”

“That was a variable we calculated.” Cold cruelty shimmered in his gaze. “You are most effective when emotionally compromised.” She trembled. “You monsters.” “Careful,” he said softly. “You are one of us.” Her breath shattered. “No.” “Kill him,” he said. “Or we will.” Her head snapped up. “You touch him” “We burn Nightfall to the ground,” he interrupted calmly. “We slaughter his pack. We salt his land. And then we let him die slowly.” Her heartbeat thundered.

He lets out with a faded smile but enough to tell he is not okay. "What should we do now?" "What do you mean, we need to kill that shit, right now or we will die here without anyone knowing because with my less energy I can not mind link with anyone from our pack," Adrian said, clenching his jaw, enduring the pain. "Okay, then tell me how should we kill it, I will do it, you can not fight anymore."Said Elysian but Adrian shook his head to cut her off but actually not cutting her off, " You cannot kill it, it cant be killed by a human being, only I can kill him right now." "Just tell me already."Elysian, whispered, yelled, at Adrian, grinding her teeth.

She should be dealt with, soon, if not immediate. "Well, after everything you did so far and failed to achieve anything. First Dane, now Creed. Mona, Nathan, and some half breeds in the middle. But so far, you didn't succeed. I am pretty sure you can never succeed. You will be alive until I figure out a way to kill you. After that, you will die" Kyra said. If she could, she would definitely kill Wanda. Sacrificing a whole pack, that outrageous and unacceptable. Wanda should be killed. Wanda glanced at Kaiser who was standing behind Kyra.

But tonight, there was something else in the way he carried himself. He was nervous. “We should’ve killed him,” I said, breaking the silence. Hail glanced back at me; his expression was flat. “That wasn’t an option.” “Why not? You didn’t seem to have a problem with his men.” “Killing Kade doesn’t solve anything,” he said. “It just brings more of them.” I scoffed, frustration bubbling beneath my skin. “So, what’s the plan? Keep running until we drop dead in some alley?”