Novel & Cerita Starset Let It Die

They had agreed that they were going to become 12 vampires that would help Cataleya fight her brother's army and save Arcadia Falls from peril. “The transition begins tomorrow. You will have to die now. Lie on the bed.” Cataleya announced, motioning them to lie on the 12 rectangular raised platform which was covered with a white blanket. They obeyed her and she stood behind them, saying a spell, and tightening her fists, their necks snapped at once and they all died.

Landon steps forward and look at her "Then take us to her, I can't live without Onyx" Selene smile and rest her hands on their shoulders, and in a blink of an eye they step into a room where Bastet is sitting next to Luna, looking up quickly "Selene, please bring Onyx here, they need to be together if they go" Selene nod and disappear again "NO! You can't let them DIE!" Landon shouts and Bastet lool at him. "They are already dying son" She says and Landon drop to his knees.

Out on the horizon, the sky slowly started turning pale. Sunrise was coming. "Heidi," I said without looking back, "promise me something." "Anything." "If I die, don't give me a funeral. Scatter my ashes in the ocean. I want... to be free. Go wherever I want." Her voice shook. "Rowan—" "Promise me." "...I promise." I smiled. "Thanks." The countdown hit zero. A notification rang through my mind. [Mission failed. Erasure protocol initiated.] I closed my eyes and waited for the end.

“Now!” Taryn stumbles, blade clattering, blood pooling, eyes dim. Veyra’s blade trembles, pinning her cloak to crystal, voice raw. “Why?” Taryn’s breath catches, voice faint. “It promised… everything.” Her hymn fades, body slumping, eyes closing. Kalia’s orb strikes the core, light fracturing crystal, shadow-heart wailing, husks collapsing. Theryn’s light-blade pulses, Zynara’s vision amplifying, runes sealing the core, claws dissolving. Kael’s Shadowkin surge, sealing rifts, void-blade steady, hymn strong. The core shatters, facets splintering, rifts closing, Veil’s threads weaving tight. A deeper hum rumbles, a Starless master’s relic—a jagged crystal pulsing with void—emerging from the co

The fire died, my hands were raw, and she still said it wasn't right. Draven called it Atonement for Rosa's pain. Now Rosa was back, Marco belonged to her, and The System had finally opened the last door. Death. Draven snapped his fingers. Two button men hauled me up by my arms, my toes barely touching the concrete. His eyes flicked to the gun lying across the concrete, a mocking smirk tugging at his mouth. "That desperate for attention? Practicing your grand finale? Shame no one was here to watch your little show in this shithole."

Gradually, the room started shifting into another place. Before I could blink my eyes, I found myself in the middle of nowhere, on top of a bridge that seemed to be made of glass. "Welcome to the canyon of death, Rey Reed of Smith." I heard Lucifer's daughter's voice tribute. "Let's see how you will survive."

Instead, I backed up step by step until I reached the bed. As the sounds from next door started up again, I stacked the pillows and blankets high. Standing on top of them, I opened the custom skylight Ian had installed for me and slowly climbed up onto the roof. With every step, a voice whispered in my ear. "Just die already. Ian stopped loving you a long time ago. He's only with you to get revenge. Death is the only way you'll ever be free." The second that voice faded, I smiled and jumped off the roof.

All my strength had faded away, so I asked the system if there was a way for me to die right away. 'I'm sorry, Leon, but I can't interfere with the characters' actions,' it replied coldly. I was about to be lost in my despair when it continued, 'All of the points you used have been refunded. You may now buy a new item to make those women hear the true thoughts.'

My heart skipped a painful beat, and I paused, my throat suddenly going dry. Lucy noticed my hesitation and stepped even closer, her hot breath fanning across my face as she lowered her head. "I said exactly what I said," she repeated, her eyes gleaming with a strange, unstable light. "You are going to be dead very soon. So, I am just standing here calmly letting you run your pathetic little mouth right now because I know, with absolute certainty, that your time is running out. Even if Michael doesn't end up choosing me in the end, at least I will still be standing here alive while you are rotting in the ground."

"Xavier is really excited about the meteor shower tonight, Caleb. I had already promised him that I would watch it with him. "I mean, since the Perseids meteor shower happens every year, we can just come back and watch it together next year, Caleb." I stood with my back to her. I had my hand pressed against the bottom of the bowl, yet I felt no warmth whatsoever. I then said softly, "Alright." Faye breathed a sigh of relief and walked past me, not forgetting to grab a plate of grapes for Xavier on her way. I returned to my room to pack my things after having dinner. I took out the coordinated outfit I had planned to wear when I proposed to Faye under the meteor shower, then threw the engagem