Sword In Heart Novels & Stories

Taking the perfect chance, she just stabbed him straight in his heart, the heart which was ruthless , merciless and didn't care about anyone, which had enough courage to harm the innocent people and take innocent lives which was like a stone kept in the left side of his chest. With the swoosh sound, his heart got pierced and Trinity's sword passed his body and came out from his back making a large hole in his heart and chest, which caused a stream of hot and metallic blood to ooze out and flow like a waterfall from his mouth and his heart too. OHMAN was still holding onto himself and didn't want to admit his defeat that too from a lady which had never happened in his whole life. Yet he knew

In particular, when his teardrop fell on the sword, she felt as if an invisible hand was squeezing her heart. She knew why. The Autumn Water Sword had long become intimately linked to her heart. The sword was a spiritual one, so if it was hurting, her heart would be as well. Her pain was actually that of the sword, but where did it come from? Then, she remembered how she pointed her sword at Xiao Chen at the Immortal's Sword Assembly, but the sword wrestled out of control at the last minute and stopped an inch away from his forehead. The sword kept crying then, refusing to budge a single inch. What was the reason behind this...

After the conversation between the lady in red and Alex ended, she lay on the bed again, motionless. She did not even breathe. This still seemed a little strange. Alex touched the sword heart in his hand. It was cool and smooth upon touch. It seemed to be weightless, but there were bursts of energy fluctuations. He sensed it with his mental strength, but the sword heart gradually vanished in his palm and turned into a blast of energy, surprisingly rushing into his eyes right away. ‘The small Heavenly Immortal-slaying Formation!’ As silver light flickered in Alex’s eyes, he read the information on the sword heart.

She walked forward unhurriedly as a silver tint began to radiate around her. "A disciple of the Heartless Sword Sect bows to no one. Even death cannot make me submit!" Chief Sakar roared and paved his way in bursts of green flashes. He arrived near the boy in an instant and torrents of colors intertwined that marked their exchange. After that a blazing sun emerged that burned the dark shadows of the night.

They pulsed with a fierce killing intent, like Lord Ashdrake stirring to life, and locked onto Hera and Tobias' hearts. "No! Ashton, don't kill me. I'll obey you. Whatever Eden can give you, I can too. I'll even serve you and do anything you want," Hera pleaded urgently. Before she could finish begging, a massive black sword cut through the air and shot straight for her heart with unstoppable force. Terror seized her. She stumbled back, throwing everything she had into her defenses. But it was useless. The strike tore through everything in its path, crushing all of Hera's defenses before driving straight through her heart.

Strike the heart, and it will not rise again. Aria’s breath hitched. Her arms trembled with the knowledge—if she missed, it would tear her apart. If she struck true, it might end this. Kieran’s eyes met hers. Somehow he knew. He gave a single nod. “Do it.” She screamed as she drove forward. The sword plunged deep, past bone, past sinew, into the pulsing heart that burned beneath. The rogue convulsed, shriek splitting the night. Its glowing eyes widened, then dimmed as the light inside guttered out.

The world exploded in a burst of gold and white. When the light faded, Edward was on one knee, panting, his sword cracked but still in his grip. The creature had stumbled backward, a wound blazing across its chest—but it was already healing. I stepped forward, calling the Heart’s energy into my hands. The air shimmered as the mark on my wrist ignited with light. “Enough,” I said, my voice trembling but strong. “You want the Heart? You’ll have to tear it out of me.” It smiled again, though there was something less certain in its expression now. “So be it.”

"But I cried anyway. When they transplanted Nathan's heart, I locked myself in the men's room the whole time, smoking and unable to stop my tears. Even Sue never managed to find me. "Also, the title of Mrs. Frost wasn't meant to be compensation… Because for me, you're the only one who can be my wife. "I now see Sue for what she truly is, but it's too little, too late. "I've fallen in love with you before I knew it, Wanda, even if telling you now is pointless." As he finished, I remembered that meteor shower that he had spent millions making for me. I crossed my fingers, making a wish as the shooting star left a fiery trail to the night sky.

The blade drove straight through him. Silence. Everything stopped. The sword pierced through Liam’s chest. Through his heart. My breath left me. No. No— That wasn’t supposed to happen. He wasn’t supposed to die. He wasn’t— My body went rigid as I stared. Liam staggered. But he didn’t fall immediately. He didn’t drop her. Even with a sword buried in his heart— He still held Aurora. My son dropped to his knees slowly, his movements weakening, blood spilling from his mouth, staining his lips, his chin.