Novel & Cerita Starscream Deaths

Black blood-like liquid gushed out with a foul smell, and Wilbur watched as the starfish began to dry up. The starfish was dead within ten seconds, and all the fluids that had flowed out of it were gone as well. Following this, Wilbur could clearly feel the aura of the final formation core growing weaker and weaker before disappearing altogether. Once the formation was gone, all the fog that had once filled Wearson Valley flowed out. Wilbur thought back to Stefan's words and understood them at last. There was a line between light and darkness, just like how there was a line between life and death for this starfish. It had been a formation core when it was alive, but now that it was dead, the

“We have more bad news.” I stopped walking. “What news could possibly be worse than what you just told me,” I snapped, anger bleeding through because I could not afford fear right now. “Stop dancing around it and say it.” There was a pause on the line. Too long. “The former Luna is dead,” he said carefully. “She collapsed when she heard about Stella.” My breath punched out of my lungs. “Heavens,” I muttered. “Who told her. Was it you. And are you absolutely certain she is dead.”

while flipping over the Death Wheel which soon after, changed its course to follow me. I smirked as I watched the wheel swivel towards me and on cue, the trident hit the dark, thundering clouds causing a huge explosion to ensue and destroy the Death Wheel as powerful lightening struck from all the clouds and the sound systems burst at their highest level while the glass egg shaped shield around us shattered into pieces. My mates had done their job. Now I just had to finish my end of the job. Zompano was going to die an agonizingly painful death now.

while flipping over the Death Wheel which soon after, changed its course to follow me. I smirked as I watched the wheel swivel towards me and on cue, the trident hit the dark, thundering clouds causing a huge explosion to ensue and destroy the Death Wheel as powerful lightening struck from all the clouds and the sound systems burst at their highest level while the glass egg shaped shield around us shattered into pieces. My mates had done their job. Now I just had to finish my end of the job. Zompano was going to die an agonizingly painful death now.

I whisper. Kieran doesn’t move. “I will not.” “You have to.” My voice trembles now. “I’m not going to be the reason the system you built turns you into something that can’t feel.” “Nora.” “If you keep choosing me,” I say quietly, “eventually the Weave will stop you.” Kieran steps closer. “I am Death,” he says softly. “No one dies unless I allow it.” His gaze never leaves mine. “And I will not allow your life to end.”

“He’s in that room.” I wrap my hand around her chin and force her to face me. “Star!” I snap. “Whaaa-hut?” she asks, completely annoyed. “You need to step back and let Lyric take control.” “But she’s soooo boring.” “Yes, but she also has control. You want to kill wolf pups.” “I don’t want to kill them,” Star mutters. “I just wanted to ask about Bryce… they killed my babies.” I soften a little. “They didn’t, Star. They never lived.”

in the letter. He widened his eyes in terror and yelled, "T-That's impossible! You're definitely lying to me, Stella!" Just as he was screaming on the verge of a total breakdown, a flat, emotionless mechanical voice rang out abruptly through the villa. [Stella Shepherd's death has been confirmed. Destruction protocol concluded.] Samuel snapped his head up and whipped his gaze around the space, looking exactly as though he had seen a ghost. That mechanical voice kept ringing out, sounding like a judgment from Death itself.

he sobs, tears streaming down his face. “T… they’re here… f-for the Al…pha’s child,” Liam gasps, his body convulsing, pain coursing through him. “Y-you must… pro…tect Atlas…” His eyes drift toward Doris’s lifeless form. “I’m glad I’m dying…” “No! You’re not going anywhere!” Sunny’s lips tremble, his voice cracking. “I… promised… to… never… leave her… alone…” A lets out a final breath. “…even in death.”

"The one at the entrance! It's made of star-metal!" "It's too far!" Leo yelled. "Not if we bring it here!" I ran to the control console on the wall the ancient panel Wulfric had shown us years ago. "How do you close the Iris?" I screamed. "The lever!" Damian pointed. "The red one!" I grabbed the heavy iron lever. I pulled with everything I had. It stuck. Rusted. "Help me!" Damian threw his weight onto it. Leo grabbed it too. Three of us pulled. CLUNK. The gears ground. Above the sphere, the ceiling opened. A massive, segmented iris made of star-metal plates began to descend. It wasn't a door. It was a lid. "It's closing!" Leo shouted. "Get back!" The iris descended, wrapping around the spher

Star nodded and followed him as she did not want him to be scolded by the Alpha king. "After I marry you, you can go anywhere you want." Star blushed as Sylvester told him. They knew they were made for each other but they did not know that it was the last day they were going to see each other. As they returned, the pack was attacked by the lycans. Sylvester tried to save Star but she fell from the same cliff where he brought Gia. His Star died that day but he never forgot her. From that day on, he decided to be alone but when he found Gia he was disappointed to find her to be a human.