Should You Kill Paarthurnax Novels & Stories

"He's linked himself to weapons systems! If you kill him, missiles launch automatically! Twenty countries! Hundreds of warheads!" Hope pulled back. Power fading. "He's using humanity as a shield. If I destroy him, millions die." "That's checkmate," Sarah said. "We can't kill him without killing millions. And the Architects will judge us for either choice. Kill him and we're murderers. Let him live and we're enablers." "There has to be another way." Before anyone could answer, the Architects appeared. "We observe your dilemma. This tests humanity's wisdom. Your father creates impossible choices. How you respond matters. Choose violence and prove him right. Choose surrender and prove yourselve

"I have to do this, I have to take back my life, take back everything he took from me. I may not be able to bring my mum or dad back, but I can avenge them." "I think what you are proposing is suicidal." Dean growls, always the first to lose his temper. "you can't possibly win." "and you continue to doubt me at every turn!" I snarl back, "I can do this, I know I can, I just have to be patient and wait for the right opportunity." "I think it's a good idea." Drax adds, turning his attention towards me. "If we take him down the rest may refuse to fight, knowing that they can't win."

said Heinrich who had circled many times with his raven. To make up for the shortfall, Diamond used innocent lives. “The only thing we can do is… give them a quick and painless death,” Axias said concisely. There was no other choice when the situation had become like this. Once Sorcery was confirmed with the Wyvern's appearance, there was no turning back. However, the presence of civilians was also a part of Ethan's plan. Ethan knew Axias would find it very hard to attack civilians. If Axias made an emphatic decision and couldn't find the heart to kill those innocent lives, then Ethan would also win by using that loophole, even though Axias had more power.

He only exhaled slowly. “Well.” His voice was calm. “That was predictable.” I turned toward him. “You’re not taking this seriously.” “Oh, I am.” He looked back toward the invisible presence of the Architect. “So the deal is simple.” “Yes.” “You erase me.” “Yes.” “And the rest survive.” “Yes.” I stepped forward sharply. “No.” Kieran glanced at me. “Nova” “No.” My voice shook with anger. “We are not sacrificing anyone.” The Architect responded immediately. “Your refusal increases the probability of extinction.”

Something kept scratching on my brain. "So what did he want with Thalia then?" I whispered. "Why waste all that time on her? Do you think he killed Thalia?" I looked at Shade and Blaine. Shade nodded his head, as Blaine scratched his chin, looking somber. "Absolutely. He killed her to turn Thalia's family against us," Blaine said with a frown. "She is a victim of all of this, the poor girl, and now he is manipulating Arax with..."

Luthias growled. The bewildered soldiers were quickly over taken and disposed of. I questioned if it was necessary to kill them all, since Bartholomew was now dead, but, since they’d witnessed our existence, it was too risky to let them live. We probably could have taken the time to ensorcell them, but after they’d killed so many supernaturals, I doubted we’d find a vampire feeling generous enough to do the deed. Even if we did, they would be too exhausted to perform the task efficiently and we just couldn’t take that chance.

“Caelum, it is essential that you will do this. We are trying to put an end to this lifelong curse. I believe—” “But I don’t want to die,” I can almost imagine Caelum’s frown gracing his ever-angelic face as he sat there, worrying about his life. “Then what do you suggest that we do? Ask her to pierce it on her chest instead? We can’t do that!” So, it’s me or him? I am going to end up killing him because it is written in a piece of parchment that has existed millennia before. But, do they consider my opinion? I know that there will be another way so I don’t end up killing him. We can find another way, right?

“ I wanted to kill you the second, I killed your father but I gave you the benefit of doubt and let you live, believing that you will not be as much of a stupid bastard as your father, I was wrong .” “ Is that so?” Renard calmly looked at him as if he knew this was the end, he didn’t even fight back and simply stared at Carter. He wanted to kill Renard and make the entire thing worthwhile as he watched the f*cker twist with pain but right now Thalia was much more important than his urge to avenge.

He grabbed Fenrir first. "You okay?" Fenrir nodded quickly. "I'm okay." Kael breathed out shakily before hugging him "Good." Then did he wince in pain. I saw Lyra watching him. There was gratitude in her eyes. Not romance. Respect. He had risked his life without thinking. For her. For their son. ⸻ Then Ardan said the words that silenced the sanctuary. "The Shadow cannot be killed." Every warrior froze. "It can only be locked away."

Another wolf lunged, landing a precise bite on a shadow’s shoulder before twisting and sinking claws into its side. Aurelian’s eyes flicked below us at his struggling army before landing on mine again. “You know you can’t do this,” he said. “No one severs a god and survives.” “That’s a risk I accept,” I said. Panic cracked through his composure. His hands shook as he came close then backed away again, breath coming too fast. “You think this ends it?” he demanded. “You think killing the tether kills me?” His voice wavered. “You’ll die trying. And if you survive… the world isn’t kind. It eats the weak.”