Technoblade Never Died Novels & Stories

“I’m confirming.” He stepped closer. “So confirm faster.” I finally glanced over my shoulder at him. “You don’t rush things like this.” “I don’t like waiting.” “That’s your weakness.” His jaw tightened. I turned back to the screen. “Dr. Adrian Vale,” I said calmly. “Declared dead six years ago. Official cause—cardiac arrest.” “That matches what I said,” Blake replied. “Yes.” “But?” “There’s no body.” Silence. Then— “What?” Blake said. “No autopsy report. No burial records. No next of kin claiming the remains.”

Lu was gone. Jonathan's POV If ever the need to cry was present, it was now. I couldn't believe what I had seen. Astra mixed with so much animal DNA that her emotions got the better of her, and she attacked without seeing. Lu was gone. The funny, sarcastic, and loyal person died a horrible death. Astra hugged her daughter's body, weeping into her daughter's shirt. Nova stepped forward, and her hand went straight through Astra's skull, piercing through the brain, before Astra's sobbing stopped, her body landing next to Lu's.

Nelanian could see the deep scar that ran over his chest when he removed his shirt. “As soon as I saw it, I realised there was no way I could endure it. I went underground for a few days while waiting for the storm to pass, and three days later, despite my best efforts, he was still alive. He'd escaped the onslaught, and the knife had just missed his heart. The watchers summoned me to the council, and I used my last death list request, and he died. That's when I told them I wasn't fit to serve them as a necessary evil any more, and they terminated me. They told me I could retire to this island and start my own family. I've never married or had children. But once I got here I was greeted by a