Steve Irwin Last Words Novels & Stories

words failed him as he couldn't utter anymore. "We would have been so much more, Roan-" His voice was starting to fade with the last of his strength. "Tell my mother, I'm sorry and I love her." The last words he said before his eyes gave way for the darkness that approached fiercely. Roan gasped when a soulbutterly appeared with the last of his breath then flew away.

the figure mumbles, laughs and fades away. "Please blue parrot. Help me for the last time. I'm sorry for all I said. Please come to my aid. You can't let me die. Please help me and I promise not ever talk to you the way I did ever again. You are my only hope. Please" he breathes with his last strength and everything goes blank.

Forget about me and continue with your life—be happy and live well from now on. Irvin was about to die, so he could finally let me go now and allow me to be happy. "I love you, babe," he added with finality. Then, while still smiling, he pushed me overboard. His final gaze was filled with reluctance, affection, guilt, and farewell. As I looked into his eyes and heard his final words, I felt as though something had exploded in my mind. Then, in the next moment, I was rapidly plunging toward the sea.

At this moment, his emotions took over, and there was no more room for any rationality! "Thank you. To hear that before I die, is the greatest gift I have ever received," Iris smiled. Even though she could not be with Leon any longer, she was still happy to know that Leon still loved her and never forgot her. That was more than enough! Even though she would leave this world, she hoped that her memory would continue to live on in Leon's mind! "No, you can't die. I won't let you die!" Leon screamed at the top of his lungs, his eyes bloodshot with fear.

Either way, something in him stirred roughly…something he thought he would never see again . He turned back toward the fire, but the warmth didn’t reach him anymore. The walls of the pack house suddenly felt smaller and closed against him, The silence pressed harder than ever… Em…ber!! Was he's last words that Echoed out from his mouth And then… nothing. Ember’s POV

[Iris, have you made your decision? Once you leave this world, there is no returning.] The system's cold electronic voice hesitated slightly. "I've decided," Iris Potter answered without wavering. "I'm leaving." [Understood. The self-exit channel has been activated. In 15 days, you will leave this world. The exit method will be a staged death. The location will be the seaside where you once saved the male lead. Cause of death: suicide by drowning.

He sneered, then moved closer to Theo. “No! Don’t kill him.” “I guess I will also be joining Dawn in heaven. I hope you stay alive, long enough for your faith to be proved to no one, but you.” He said, with a smile, and closed his eyes as Michaelson merged the cage together. As he was about to open the part of the cage that was preventing the wolves from entering, someone barged in, and roared. STEFAN’S POV This was the last day, and everyone still seemed gloomy as we could not cancel the vacation.

Slowly, his face turned blue. I was already dead, yet my chest hurt so badly it felt as though I couldn't breathe. Choking back sobs, I murmured, "Sean, hold on a little longer, okay?" I cried and begged the heavens to protect Sean, but it was all useless. In the end, I watched with my own eyes as Sean drew his last breath. At that moment, one of the bodyguards finally came over and reported, "We searched the entire place and didn't find Mr. Steven. But we found this urn. His name is written on it."

The once invincible monster now lay lifeless, his reign of terror finally extinguished. I let go of the gun, trembling hands betraying the mix of emotions within me. The weight of my actions settled heavily, but deep down, I knew it was the right thing to do. I had sought justice, protected the innocent, and put an end to Oliver's tyranny once and for all. Kneeling beside Steve's lifeless form, tears staining my cheeks, I whispered, “It's all over, Steve. Everything has come to an end.” My tears mingled with the blood on Steve's face as Maggie reached us, her expression full of concern at the sight before her.

My eyelids fluttered. I could feel consciousness slipping. The last thing I heard before darkness threatened to swallow me completely was Irvine’s whisper, cold and victorious: “You… will… die… for her.”