Terminus On Walking Dead Novels & Stories

My throat is hoarse as I haven’t had anything in my throat or stomach for a week now. “I can only keep his body fresh for a few more weeks after that I can’t stop nature from occurring,” Elder Theresa said regrettably, “Alpha, please if you have any respect left for the Omega let his dead body be taken away. We need to give him a benefitting funeral that fit his status as a Luna of The Southeast Pack.” “Bram is not dead, Elder. He won’t leave me because he love me so I won’t let him go,” I finish cleaning his body and continued kneeling there, watching him and I will continue to watch until he wakes up.

A second synthesized line spoke. “Payment authority recognized… Override protocol available. Confirm ledger termination.” Francesca exhaled hard over the channel. “You’re in. The window is open, confirm it now.” I looked at Vincenzo. He gave me a single nod, the same one he used before we walked into every kill box together. I spoke clearly. “Ledger termination confirmed. All remaining packets freeze. All dead-man fragments terminate. The debt is closed.” The uplink lights turned solid red for three full seconds. Then they went dark, every single one of them.

Hands. **<< Terminal, >>** Winters confirmed, scanning the body. **<< Recent. Minutes. >>** Dominic had silenced the last loose end who knew his secrets, who could potentially replicate his transformation. Thorne’s usefulness had ended the moment the Hive was breached. A trail of fresh blood, dark against the grimy floor, led away from Thorne’s body, towards a heavy blast door marked **SUB-TERRANEAN ACCESS - AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY**. The door was slightly ajar, hydraulic systems blown by the steam blast or Winters’s earlier charges. Winters approached cautiously, scanning beyond.

“Michael… are you saying the Hive has killed people? Because they were… what? Old? Useless?” “As of 04:30 this morning, terminal retirement was administered to all residents aged sixty years and above,” he stated. The clinical term, terminal retirement, was more horrifying than any euphemism for murder. “The method was a synchronized, painless cardiac arrest induced via neural override through their XBands. Approximately 667,054 individuals in the Copenhagen municipality did not wake from their scheduled sleep cycle.”

Could he be? It wasn't possible. “Can't you tell already? Don't you get it? You and I are Mates trivia.” Terry blurted out... my heart racing in my chest as I listened to his deadpan words. “What's going on here?” Erebus cold voice asked, Slowly my senses shook as I gazed in his direction...to meet with those back, dreadful eyes of his once again. “Nice to see you too.” Terry responded, pulling away from me, turning towards their direction as erebus approached us, Zed was walking by his side.

“Let’s get out of here, burn the rest. Leave nothing standing.” We exit the safe house after setting it on fire, burning it to the ground, leaving no survivors or anything breathing. Later, in the cool of the day, I walk out of the house to take a stroll around the territory. I then find myself walking toward the burial ground. Two stones stand side by side in the dim light, Adrian and Tori. I stop in front of them with my hands in my pockets, and let the cold air move through me. It’s satisfying. Footsteps approach behind me, and I know who it is already. His scent gave him away.

Jeremiah said gently. We stepped apart from each other and I took Ford’s hand, leaning against his arm as I walked. It would have been a pleasant walk if not for the reality of where we were heading. This was what we’d been waiting for all this time. Ending the people who hurt our families, our friends, and us. Especially, that vampire. Ahead of us, Anders was walking with his hands held by his mates. He wasn’t afraid for himself. He’d grown into a selfless and fine man over the last year. I couldn’t help but think of the arrogant ass he’d been when we first met.

) Annex send Terrick a mind link. (What happened?) Terrick snap the neck of the rogue who came to try their luck, his eyes hold boredom. (Come see for yourself.) Annex broke the mind link between them. "He.. He promised me, he said he won't leave me." Catrina breakdown, she couldn't contain it. She cradle his head, her tears drop on his cheek "you can't be dead Amodeny, you can't." Terrick halt his steps when he saw his gamma on the ground, he looks lifeless.

“Wow! Totally awesome. How did you do it?” “Magic energy beams to the head,” Leesa replied. “I got nervous the first time with the thing coming toward me and I drilled a hole through its chest instead. The zombie staggered for a moment, but then kept coming. My second shot was better.” She reached across the table and touched Cali’s forehead with her index finger. “Got it right there. That was all she wrote for the thing.” Cali grinned. “My friend, the Terminator,” she said. “I’ll be baaaaack.”

The ground around him was littered with the still forms of the ones he’d already dispatched. Jake arrived from the other direction a moment later, his own breathing heavy from running the distraction. He skidded to a halt beside Ethel, his eyes widening as he took in the scene. The last walker, a tall, emaciated figure in coveralls, lunged at Levi. Levi didn’t retreat. He met the lunge, ducking under its arms and driving the pointed end of the tire iron straight up through its palate with a brutal, upward thrust. The thing convulsed and went limp, sliding off the iron with a wet slurp.