The First Shot Novels & Stories

he adds, his voice strong despite the anguish. The first shot rings out, and everything bursts into mayhem. I move on sheer instinct, my body a blur of action. Bullets whiz past, too near, yet I don’t stop. I can’t. I fire, duck, and weave, every movement fuelled by desperation.

Without his consent, it reached into his holster and aimed the barrel point-negative at his temple. Albert had planned to grab the gun the moment Willow’s hand moved to squeeze it, but something he said caught him off-guard. “Alexis Demir sends his regards,” the undersigned words of him from his mouth offed towards the ears of Albert as the bullet itself offed the barrel towards his mental towards the wall at the other side.

“I told you, didn’t I? You’re playing my game now.” The First Strike Move. I dove to the side as another shot fired, rolling into cover behind a column. Shadows shifted around me. Three. No, four men. Armed. Waiting. Testing me. I exhaled slowly. If they wanted to play, I’d play. The first man moved—a flash of motion in the dark. I shot first. Direct hit. He crumpled with a strangled noise. The others reacted immediately, firing back. I pressed against the column as bullets shattered the marble around me.

No one wanted to be the first to be killed. With the end of the broadcast prompt, the battle officially began. The first shot was taken with great caution by everyone. Bang, bang, bang... With a burst of intense gunfire, the broadcast soon broadcasted the latest news. "Penny Team takes the first point!" The Penny Team leader, who was hiding in the dark, met Berg and killed him to win the first blood. Seeing that Berg was a bit frustrated, Franco hastened to comfort him. "Don't be anxious. It's only the first blood. We'll catch up soon. Everyone, go for it!"

“I thought they killed you! You lied to me!” Leon aimed his gun. “And you… why pretend to be dead?” Silence fell. The air thickened. Eyes not blinking. Between them, only one thing waited. The first gunshot. The one that would decide who survives.

My curiosity sharpened instantly. I glanced between the two, waiting. When I made to stand, Lucas subtly raised a hand, and I froze mid-motion, perched at the edge of my seat. His eyes scanned the screen. Slowly, deliberately. Then his jaw clenched. The anger rose in him like a controlled detonation, silent but unmistakable. “What happened?” I asked, the suspense scraping at my nerves. The quiet was unbearable, too long, too heavy. “It’s Gordon,” Lucas said finally. “He shot his shot.”

“Then do it. Judge them.” Breathing raggedly, she releases the first shot. As soon as the bullet takes the person's life, a bead of precum slips out of my cock. “Fuck!” I pant hard. She repeats the same again, killing the other, and I kick into action immediately, stunning everyone. Tbc..

"Did you really think I'd meet you without backup?" The tension was so thick I could barely breathe. Guns were pointed in every direction, fingers on triggers, everyone waiting for someone to make the first move. And I was hiding behind a headstone in the middle of it all, about to become collateral damage in whatever this was. That's when the first shot rang out.

Someone screamed and cursed, and more pain laced through me, as a man stumbled over me, followed by 150 pounds of dog wrath. FUCK!!! I clenched my teeth and fought the darkness. If I passed out now, I was going to die! And with that motivation, I dragged myself closer to the phone. Just a little more--- “Shoot it!” Something cold slammed into me as the first bullet rang out. A loud whining sound and then--- Another shot. Another one… And another one… Then--- Silence!

KADEN'S POV I frown my face while listening to her words. "Two can play this game" she says suddenly smiling. I knew at once she was up to no good but then what and how were the basic things I tried thinking of immediately. Just in cue a gunshot was fired into the crowd, my eyes almost falling out of their sockets as I saw the bullet had marked her. She had been shot by her side, blood oozed out of the spot and fired the first time in my entire life I was perplexed.