Walking Dead Benjamin Novels & Stories

"Uncle Ben, it's Mommy's call!" Benjamin accepted the phone. "Hello?" Caroline said, "I'm sorry for disturbing you at this hour, Benjamin. I would like to ask you about something." Benjamin led Liora into the living room. "I'm listening." Then Caroline described everything that had happened in the villa. A heavy sigh escaped Benjamin. "How sinful!" "What should I do now, Benjamin?" Benjamin glanced at the date on the wall. "I'll head there in three days. It'll affect you if I don't help them pass over to the other side."

When the car stopped at the cemetery, Gabriel and Calvin hurried to Lilac's grave. However, they didn't see Benjamin there. Immediately, Gabriel ran to Camilla's grave. Sure enough, Benjamin was there. He sat on the ground, staring blankly at the smiling little girl on the tombstone, and his eyes were bloodshot. Gabriel didn't approach him immediately but instead hid nearby to observe. Calvin quickly went to the side and called Natalie to reassure her. Benjamin didn't notice anyone nearby. He had just come from Lilac's grave and, seeing Camilla, angrily questioned her if she had taken Lilac away.

Then she stepped back and wiped at her eyes angrily. “If you die, I will find a way to yell at your ghost.” “I believe you.” Eli stepped forward immediately. “I can help.” “No,” everyone said. He looked offended. “I know Briar Glen.” “So do I,” Ben said. “I used to trade there.” I turned to him. He shrugged. “You need someone charming.” “Do we?” “No, but you are getting me anyway.” Mara glared. “Ben.” He lifted his hatchet. “I am old, not dead. And if anyone is walking through a death road, it should be someone with less future to waste.”

Nicola said, gathering up her purse and a plastic grocery bag. “I’m walking you to the door, Nik,” Benjamin emphasized. Since his tone was so determined, all Nicola did was nod. She and Benjamin stepped out of the car and carefully, made their way in the dark to the door. They were halfway across the yard when Nicola noticed from the corner of her eye Benjamin collapse. Alarmed, she dropped to her knees beside him. “Ben!” “Get in the house and call 911!” Benjamin ordered in a harsh whisper. Panic began to grip Nicola.

“Well, about how I am sure; I was in a swamp near the forest a minute ago. At that time I casually detected the presence of wolvire or anyone with unusual powers, like I usually do when we move to a new city. You already know, my detecting radius is thirty kilometers, right? Well, I detected the point of his, or her, heart only about eight kilometers from where I was standing!” “Bima—” “Worse,” Bima interrupted his father, “he is not just a human, just a vampire or an ordinary shifter. I do not know what exactly he is.” Silence greeted their surprise. Bima cleared his throat. “It seems,” murmured Bima as if in doubt, “that kid was guarded by two of our kind. Is it bad or not?” No one answere

He further explained. “The papers you saw in my hands were actually his report. It turns out he’s not poisoned. A large dose of Diphenhydramine (Benadryl) was found in his system. It’s a sleep aid for adults but can cause seizures for teenagers. And I so happen to have some in my study. He must’ve collapsed a while later downstairs.”

He stood and looked around. 'She's causing real massive destruction. It's just a matter of time before this human planet crumbles apart.' He thought as he stared at the window with his hands behind his back. 'So,what are we going to do?' Benjamin asked. He threw the bag he was with. 'Gosh! Animal blood doesn't quench my thirst. I need human blood!' He whined. He was sitting on the other side of the king sized bed,opposite the first guy who spoke.

His jaw moved once, small, before he caught it. "I'm still standing," I said. "That's all I've got today." He nodded, just once. Then his eyes went past me, out through the corridor window to the compound. Benjamin was crossing it, head down, hands in his pockets. Even from here, it showed in the way he walked. One hand stayed pressed flat to his chest the whole way across the yard. Drake's hand found the strap of the bag on the chair beside him and closed around it, one finger at a time, before he'd decided to pick it up. He watched until Benjamin disappeared into the pack house. He didn't say anything.

"Miss Fey, miss DeLuca, just in time," "Hurry up now girls and take a seat," Mr. Heeley invited us with a placid smile, gesturing towards the crowded classroom, my mood however plummeting as I lastly noticed that there were only two empty seats left, one right next to fucking Josh Mendez -whom I hated with a freaking passion, don't ask- the other one being right next to none other than Death's son, a.k.a Nathan Darkhart, his intense gaze already trained on me. Fuck-no!

"Wow, look who it is—our big hero, Cole Chadwick. What, running off after one little setback? With nerves like that, how are you supposed to protect anyone?" Ryan smirked. "Dana, you wouldn't get it. Some people? They're not exactly built for pressure. Not like us—we've had real training. We stay solid when it counts." I didn't even look at them. Just kept walking. At the end of the hall, a new guy—Kenny—jogged up and shoved a water bottle into my hand. "Lieutenant Chadwick... there's something I probably shouldn't say." He hesitated. "That girl you saved? I heard she's the only daughter of Titan Microtech's chairman.