Should You Kill Oda Novels & Stories

"He is dead, you know?" ‘Kill her. You are above her. Your rank outweighs hers. Stronger too. You can. Or I will.’ Orla is urging me, but I am trying hard to push her back. I had killed once already. The thought of killing an innocent young omega feels so wrong. Blake deserved death. He had caused so many needless deaths. Yet this sweet young woman in front of me, as far as I am aware had nothing wrong, other than being born into a bad pack. I nod in acknowledgment to her question, tears filling my eyes. “I had to.” I whisper. “Please, I need to go.”

“The faculty is rarely so thorough with their spells. So, I’ll see you on the other side, my darling.” “Stay with her,” Asad agrees. “Plenty of Nobles here want to attack our mate.” “I’m not mate to any of you,” I mutter, but he talks over me like that’s a non-issue. “—if you find any unfortunate Noble, kill first, act sorry about it later.” Jayan pops his neck on both sides, and Olyon slips back into Velthra without argument. Apparently, they also think the no-kill ban is a joke. Good to see we’re on the same page with that one thing, at the very least.

It’s quickly gone and replaced with a wry smile. “Perhaps.” My eyebrows raise to my hairline, “Perhaps?” I ask annoyed, my tone giving away just how irritated I am. “We need to recreate a stone so we can send Aodh back to where he came.” “Or you could just kill him.” Nyctimus shrugs like it’s the obvious thing to do. “We tried that.” Finn grinds out through gritted teeth. More than likely recalling when he and Mathias fought Aodh and almost died from the fight.

Whether this is a good sign or not, I've decided to seize this golden opportunity while I can. I will save Cassian and I will kill the alpha named Dorian Phoenix. Even though he wasn't the one responsible for spreading the virus in Silverbrook Haven village, I am very certain that Dorian Phoenix is not an alpha I can allow to roam freely. He's the one who sent the fake Cassian to me. So, I have no reason to spare his life anymore. I'm convinced that in the future, Dorian Phoenix will become a threat to the kingdom's peace in this land.

It would be the end of our entire existence. I never disagreed with the killing option but only if it was justified, the powers the chosen one possessed was a threat to our kind's existence but still it was an unnecessary bloodshed and if Valor thought I would kill my own mate then he has gone completely out of his mind. No matter what happened no one can touch her. "Are you sure about this?" I confirmed,

My wolf went into a craze, trying to escape the lethal material. “Think about all the fun I’m going to have with Odessa. She’s hot, isn’t she? She could be a cheerleader if she wanted. Damn, those legs. Am I right, Roach?” Roach lifted a shoulder. The assassin among the group frowned. “He’s a man of few words.” “Kill… him,” my wolf said. “I think he might be killing us, buddy.” I closed the mate bond with Odessa. If I were going to die, I didn’t want her to experience it. If I could reject her and prevent her first death, then I could.

“He can’t kill us.” Everyone turned to him. “The creature,” Aaron continued. “The demigod. The curse. None of it matters anymore. He can’t kill us. Not while we’re bound.” Ophelia met his gaze, and her voice was steadier than it had any right to be in the circumstances they found themselves in. “But we can kill him.” The words hung heavy in the air. Nick’s pulse spiked at the certainty in her tone. For the first time, he believed—not just hoped—that the endless war they were fighting could actually be won.

"I hacked into your laptop and saw the message you sent to Sage. Don't tell me you're going to kill her for Sarah's death?" Kaido's jaw clenched in anger. "Of course, I'm going to. She killed someone, she deserves to be killed too." Mark's expression turned fierce. "Have you forgotten that you murdered Duncan? Okay, you murdered Duncan, then should I kill you too?" Kaido's eyes flashed with anger, but he kept his cool. "Duncan was a bad man, he deserved death. He killed my sister, so he deserved the death I gave him." Mark looked at Kaido, his expression softening slightly. "Do not take matters into your hands for Sage. I suggest we hand her over to the police."

Oda responded. "No Sir. This win belongs to you. Despite what you think, sir, I just want her to be happy and alive.” Mitsuhide said. "We going to have that talk now?” Oda asked. "No sir, not yet. You can do whatever you want to throw a hurdle in my way. It won't change the fact I would gladly die for her. I will do my job without hesitation and knowing that you and the rest will always be there for her takes a huge weight off my shoulders knowing that.” Mitsuhide replied. "Honey? Oda is on the phone for you."

Even the house. It’s all in the small print. Shady assholes. I shared everything I had learned with Mom, and she promised she’d help find some loopholes with her team. There must be a way to get out of these deals. Besides killing everyone, which still seems like a good way if you ask me. Only… is killing really old people bad? Like, they can’t defend themselves that well anymore. So, even if they are assholes, maybe I shouldn’t? Or… like kill them quickly?