Tessia Eralith Death Novels & Stories

“Today, Ithea has suffered a great loss. We've lost one of the best champions the kingdom has ever had. Rhaizen Gale's untimely death has caught us all off guard. We will honor him for his valor in combating the fearsome Trerth and defending the kingdom. I am eternally grateful for his service and unwavering love for this kingdom. But we must press on; the nation needs a new champion to defend us, and we have several exciting new candidates in the running.

"Did she see someone's death again?" At that, Daisuke laughed acidly, "It seems like she's addicted to destroying people's lives!" Can't he shut the fuck up? "Who was it, Prince?" The Queen asked, abruptly. "Whose death did she see?" Rai stared at me while he said, "When I came to see her with Aeneas this morning, we saw her blindfold on the ground and her face wet with the blood tears…" "And she was in front of the mirror!" Aeneas finished for him when Rai's voice suddenly stopped.

“I am a pawn in a game between Selene and Poseidon. Daria is Poseidon's pawn. We get three lives, technically four, we get to die three times. We don’t know we are playing until we die the first time. I died on my 18th birthday, while having sex with my mate. Instead of marking me, he stabbed me in the neck with wolfsbane and sliver. He then threw me in an open grave and marked my stepsister not 5 ft from where my body lay. Daria killed my father and dragged him to the same hole. Then, she and Joey tested the theory of rather or not chosen mates could feel betrayal. I was watching from up there. I actually threw up on Selene’s shoes. So, I get three chances to win. Daria lost a life because

“A mark the Game has never given to anyone. A mark that terrified every healer here.” I swallow. “How do you know so much about the Game?” She shrugs her shoulders, refusing to meet my gaze. “That is probably a story for another time.” I nod, not wanting to push her. “How long was I out?” “Half a day. Maybe more.” I try to steady my breathing. “What about Therin?” Elyra closes her eyes, and that’s answer enough. The guilt hits hard and fast. He told me not to choose him, and I didn’t. That doesn’t make it better. He died alone, wrapped in thorns. My chest tightens painfully.

Zale's legs gave out. He fell onto the marble steps. "Life thread severed..." he mumbled. "Impossible. Kressa can't be dead..." The broken gold thread glowed faintly in his hand. Every speck of light felt like a curse on his sins. "How did she die?" Hecate asked, trembling. "Did a monster kill her?" The Goddess of Fate shook her head. "The final throes of the Tartarus Death Curse. Her soul was consumed by its fire, leaving nothing but stardust." Her voice had no emotion. "Her chosen representative will contact the family in three days for the funeral."

The silence that followed the battle was worse than the screams. Mia sat slumped against Damian’s shoulder, the pendant cool at last, but every nerve in her body still hummed with aftershocks. The ground beneath them was littered with fragments of violet glass, each shard flickering faintly before dissolving into mist. “They’re gone,” Kael rasped, pressing a hand to his bleeding side. “For now.” “Not gone,” Eryx corrected, his tone heavy. He crouched near the fading shards, tracing the air above them with cautious fingers. “Unwritten. Pulled apart from this version of reality. That’s not death—it’s removal.”

She said beaming as thunder rolled above, terrena saw a knife on the ground, gleaming at her, she gripped it, vengeance in her heart as lunged at derora in anger, it impaled itself in her, she stared at me in amusement, "Only an elixtu can kill me child, and with your help they are gone!, I will spare you the pleasures of death, instead you will walk this cursed lands, no one to help, no one to rely on, only you" she said as she disappeared, terra stared in sorrow, she did all this, she caused all this, she failed to notice the obvious,she and jason, there was a reason they were together, it was so obvious now, but it was too late, no more chances, terrena rectir knelt and faced the sky she

Those words reignited a fire in Theron's eyes. He wiped his tears and stood up straight. "You're right." His voice turned to ice again. "I will find the killer. And I will make them pay." Elias pulled something from his coat—my moonstone pendant. "Remember this? Lilith said Cerys threw it at her." Theron stared at the pendant, his expression grim. "But Cerys has been dead for days," Elias's words were sharp as a knife. "How could a dead person find Lilith? How could she push her over? How could she throw away her life-saving charm?"

“That’s not an herb. That’s… a metal.” My stomach knots. “Which?” She hesitates. Then, softly, “Thallium. It’s dangerous. Untraceable in small doses. Causes tremors, organ collapse…hair loss.” My hands tremble before I can stop them. “She had those same symptoms before she died.” Eryna nods slowly. “Then it wasn’t age or stress.” I clutch the edge of the table. “You think someone…? “She was poisoned, Mira. Deliberately,” Eryna says.

There was no time to waste, and they had to act swiftly. Elera, her complexion drained of color, rushed to Seraphina’s side, her eyes wide with disbelief. “Seraphina, what in the Goddess’s name…” Seraphina cut her off, the words tumbling out in a rush of panic. “It’s Noble. He’s… he’s dead, Elera, just like Magnus. The same wounds.” Elera’s hands flew to her mouth, her eyes filling with tears. “No, this can’t be happening. Not again.”