Thanatos Tattoo Novels & Stories

, Luna said. Lucius and Rey quickly exchanged glances and then accompanied Luna to a room where they found a patch of skin with a tattoo of Bird. "I've seen this tattoo before..", Reyvsaid as she tried to recollect where and who she had seen it on. "It belonged to Black thorn, it was his pack symbol ", Gojo said. "Yes, this was Black Thorn's emblem." Rey nodded as she recollected. "I recognize it as well, that means that something has happened to Black thorn. I'm sure it is the Lycans", Lucius said.

I tried so hard not to flush when I saw his naked torso; it was a sight to behold. Broad wide shoulders with lots of muscles, defined strong abs and on his left pectoral, there was a scary tattoo of a three-headed vicious dog, surrounded by flames. And a lot of scars were all over his abdomen. On his back, there was a full back length tattoo of some sort of grim reaper, angel! His grunts again brought me back from dreamland. I shook my head, clearing it; I gently touched the wounded area on his right, trying to understand what I was dealing with.

I let her play for a while and asked, "What does your tattoo mean?" "Death." Willa lowered her eyelashes, looking into the black circle around her wrist as she showed me, "Granny is a tattoo artist. Aren't they pretty?" Not as pretty as my mate. But why would anyone give their granddaughter a tattoo on the wrist that means "death"?! I frowned at the idea, confused. It felt like a dark curse, chaining her up. [Curse!] Cerberus grunted angrily. "Why would she do that? I can't imagine anyone would--"

"Someone is cleaning up their mess. Someone who didn't want me finding out who the real employer was." "Look at this," Zach said. He flipped the tablet around and zoomed into a grainy photo of one of the corpses. The man’s shirt had been pulled back, revealing a tattoo on the side of his neck. It was a serpent entwined around a broken hourglass. The ink was dark, the lines jagged and precise. I felt the blood drain from my face. The room seemed to tilt. I leaned forward, my eyes narrowing until the image burned into my retinas.