Watching Death Battle Fanfiction Novels & Stories

I shook my forehead, not knowing what else to say to them. "She died, my lords, I killed her personally in the battle," I heard a familiar voice say. All eyes turned to the direction of the voice. It was Raven, and I wondered what she was up to. "She died, I struck her with my claws in her che Ist, and she let out a loud cry and stumped on the ground, " she said, her voice soothing and convincing. "Well, you have to keep to your words, Beta Nathan," one of the elders said, turning to face the beta with a knowing look.

I was going to wipe it off his face forever. “We have gathered here to witness one of the greatest battles known to our kind. It is a duel to the death between our Alpha, Casto, and Katherine!” One of the council members announced, making the arena go quiet. There was a moment of peace and I shut my eyes to enjoy it. “Begin!” I was ready, he was going to die….The entire kingdom depended on it so I had no choice. I was ready. “You’re going to die with the child in your womb.”

He was looking at her, who was struggling to move. Everyone around her was lying dead. There were literally the only ones in their world. Then just like that, the sounds came back, this time, not of steel, or their war shouts, or grief or cries, or falling bodies, but bones cracking, of liquids squishing and out of the corner of her eye, she saw beta Alec rise up, standing on his own two feet, cracking and stretching his neck. But....she saw him die. She saw his head roll off. She turned to Evander.

In the life that ended with a wolfbane dagger buried in my chest and my blood staining the healer's floor. A chill raced down my spine. Then I remembered the silver eyes watching me from the forest. The figure standing beyond the manor walls. Watching. Waiting. Knowing. I rushed toward the window. The curtains flew open beneath my trembling hands. Moonlight spilled across the forest. Trees swayed gently beneath the night breeze. Shadows danced between the branches. But there was nobody there. Nothing. The figure had vanished. Yet I knew what I had seen. Someone had been watching me. Someone knew I had died.

Her brow furrowed, a faint tremor running through her arm before it connected with my stomach with crushing force. “You’re fighting it, my love,” I choked out, a bloody smile touching my lips. “I see you. Don’t give up. You can do this.” The Death Goddess, sensing Layla’s brief moment of resistance, roared with furious impatience. “Silence, mortal! You distract my vessel!” Her blows intensified, a relentless torrent of pain. Layla’s hands became blurs, battering my chest, my face, my abdomen. I coughed, spitting blood, my knees threatening to buckle, but I kept my eyes on hers, clinging to that faint glimpse of my mate.

She spread her arms in the air like someone who had won something. "Oh, I can't wait, Jessica," She said, her tone bubbling with excitement. "I can't wait to see the look on your father's face when he has to watch the woman that he loved and his beloved daughter fight to death. And then I would kill him, and Richard would take over as the Alpha, and I'll make sure no one ever makes fun of us." Silence stretched between us, as Annie's Victory words settled in. "No," Violet finally muttered, breaking the silence.

Axel didn’t say a word or react. “I saw them die,” I continued quietly. “All of them.” Axel didn’t interrupt. Didn’t try to stop me. “I saw Nate win,” I added. My voice dropped. “And I couldn’t stop it.” “That wasn’t real.” “It felt real.” “I know.” I looked at him. “You were there.” His expression didn’t change. “What happened?” “You died.” Axel held my gaze. “And you think that’s how this ends?” “I don’t know.”

Barely conscious. And the Void King stands alone. Weakened. Vulnerable. "Now," I tell Luna. "Finish him." She moves beside me. Mother and daughter. Fighting together. We hit him with everything. Counter and rage. Creation and vengeance. Love and loss. He screams. Dissolves. Dies. Gone. Finally. The battle ends. Silence falls. Reality stabilizes. But Kai is still dead. I fall to my knees beside him. The rage fading. Leaving only grief. "Come back. Please come back."

If only she could ask Ryley then at least he would have been alive. "Wake up Vivian... Wake up please" With constantly raining eyes she beat her fist on his chest above his but to no avail. The truth was that he was dead. And they have to accept it. The girls kept crying over the loss of a friend who was a good friend and a loyal mate. They were too ripped by the unfortunate loss that they forgot that the battle between Zalreth and Ryley was still going on. He threw Ryley across some trees every time he attempted to throw the dagger to his chest. The bastard was so clever and fast that every time it neared him he just vanished from the spot hence making it fall on the ground.

He is the one I want to grow old with. Then he is silent. He is gone. I feel his last breath leave his body. I watch him die and feel my heart shatter. I look up at Adam. He is still. Sabrina is, too. She is standing there, smiling. She is enjoying this. Sadness sweeps over me. I never thought this would happen. Never. Never in a million years. I am the alpha's mate. And he just died in my arms.