Terrifier 2 Post Credit Scene Novels & Stories

Tera has changed into neat clothes and comes out of her room, descending the stairs. She carries a small bag containing her phone, wallet, and various trinkets she needs. As she passes through the living room, Tera finds Sebastian and Nora in the middle of the room. The man is trying to persuade Nora to stop crying and begging to go back to Indonesia. Nora, already saddened and scared of Daddy, continues to ignore Sebastian until her attention is drawn by Tera's presence.

The pitch-black car glided through a massive wrought-iron gate that opened silently to welcome it. On either side of the drive, meticulously trimmed European-style gardens stretched out, but under the moonlight, they resembled a labyrinth with no exit. The car came to a stop before an immense mansion. Its Gothic architecture made it look more like a fairytale demon’s castle than a human dwelling. Everything was opulent, luxurious, yet eerily silent and cold, like a deserted tomb. Aries was the first to exit the car. She didn't wait or look back. Merin had to scramble out clumsily, her trembling body trying to find its balance as she followed the female Alpha into the mansion.

But he can't move. Before his eyes, the beast crawls on all fours with great effort to meet the two. His size covers them from Ty's view as he puts his arms around Kerris. Ty blinks one last time. Ares and his demon twin vanishes as the glow starts to fade. The last thing he sees is a shirtless Zach in Kerris' arms, pressing kisses to her neck and chin and chest. Ty shuts his eyes, screaming in rage. Although no one hears him. His throat and mouth aren't working at the moment.

The moment the car crashed through the guardrail, weightlessness swallowed me whole. "Go to hell, Anya! He's mine!" Hattie's shrill laughter echoed in the cabin. A second later, freezing water flooded in. My wolf gave me one last surge of strength. I kicked open the mangled door and clawed my way to the surface. Breaking the surface, I gasped for air. I grabbed a floating log and hit the SOS button on my Pack communicator to call the patrol.

A roar of a dragon echoed, and then they were gone. Rift 2: The Roaring 20s. Mafia Vespera tipped her hat. The Enforcer holstered his guns. "Keep it real, toots," Mafia Vespera grinned. "And if anyone gives you trouble... send 'em swimming." They vanished into a cloud of sepia smoke. Rift 3: The Cyber Future. Cyberpunk Vespera saluted. The Titan nodded. "End of line," the Cyborg said. "Glory to the machine."

The crimson red gleams across, the final tip-off. “Ceasefire!” I heard Tyler yell and the cannons silenced in a flash. I gasped, releasing the rough spiky vines off my hand and my eyes were constantly closing. Still, my body quivers. The armor surrounding me clanged stumbling down the moment cold zephyr blows.

I grabbed Terrence's hand and led him away but Terrence ignored me and fired the same two shots at the remaining wolf heart. “Gotcha! I'll kick your ass buddy!” Terrence's shout signaled a temporary victory. He guided me to get into the place before noon. Thousands of graves were there with silver markers stained with blood. The tomb in the right corner belongs to Boy. Terrence stepped broadly towards it, the shovel on his back immediately lowered to dig the ground.

The second key. The screen flickers one last time - ARGUS: 78% ACTIVE. SHUTDOWN IMMINENT.

Terran added, “Although, I would have warned you, if I had known you were going to put a crater in the middle of the forest.” I ignored Terran as my eyes found bright sapphires, the relief in them tangible as he looked down at me. “You’re safe. Get up here.” Simon bit out, and I could tell he was just barely controlling the anger that simmered under the surface. I looked back over to the man laying on the ground, still passed out cold in the dirt. “What about him?” I asked, and Terran sighed. “We’ll grab him, maybe next time don’t take out one of my wolves with your faerie nonsense.” He said, annoyance lacing his tone, and I bristled.

I couldn't move. “Come on, Maria,” I breathed. “End it.” MARIA POV 00:12. The progress bar hit 100%. I yanked the drive free. 00:08. I typed the final abort command: ALPHA-DELTA-LF-2006. The system hesitated. The humming reached a crescendo, a whine that threatened to shatter the windows. Then— DETONATION SEQUENCE TERMINATED. The red light turned a steady, peaceful green. The silence that followed was so loud it made my ears ring. I slumped against the mural, the cold drive clutched to my chest.