What Happens To Arthur In Peaky Blinders の小説・ストーリー

But it might take a miracle to save me… Someone…anyone…please…help me…please… And just then, one of the men fell to the floor with a harsh thud, and all of their attention snapped to their fallen friend. I looked up to see what was happening then, and found Arthur emerging from the shadows as he brought down his foot on the man who had fallen on the ground, effectively rendering him unconscious. Arthur then hauled the man, who had been on top of me, as the third man all but ran from the scene, leaving behind his two ‘friends’.

"Dominic's anger and grief have consumed him, clouding his judgment. He's not in his right mind, Arthur. You can't blame yourself for his destructive choices." Arthur's eyes narrowed, his jaw clenched. He rose to his feet, his bleeding hands clenched into fists. The pain seemed to fuel his determination. With a resolute stride, Arthur walked away, leaving Carter and the ravaged punching bag behind. His bleeding hands left crimson prints on the floor, a testament to his inner turmoil. As he vanished into the mansion's depths, Carter's worried gaze followed him. The sound of Arthur's footsteps faded, leaving only the haunting question: what would be the cost of Victor's treachery, and would Ar

“With that magic and temper of yours.” Despite everything, a laugh almost escaped me. I raised my hand, felt the energy answer, and pushed. The patrol car shot forward, wheels spinning over gravel before it flew off the side of the bend and smashed down into the wreck of Brian and Dave’s truck. The whole ruin jolted hard enough to make the trees shudder. Arthur threw both arms up. “Yeehaw!” He jogged down the slope, pulled what he needed from the wreck and the patrol car, worked fast, then came back up beside me with his face lit by trouble.

I watched, frozen, as the guard behind him pulled his hand away. In the dim red light, I saw something small and silver glinting in the guard’s fingers. It was a professional-grade syringe, the needle retracting into a plastic casing. Arthur tried to speak, but his voice was gone. His knees buckled, and his head rolled back, his eyes fluttering as his consciousness began to slip away. "Arthur!" I screamed, lunging forward, but Daniel caught me by the waist, pulling me back into the safety of the pillar's shadow.

In her place was only a fine, grey dust on the floorboards. But the silence was short-lived. A new sound began to rise from the cliffs outside—the sound of sirens. Not the Regency’s sirens. International Peacekeeping forces. Dante looked at the window, then back at me. A slow, terrifying smile spread across his face. "Arthur called them," Dante whispered. "He knew he couldn't win. He’s going to let them take us both. He’s going to let the world see what we are." Arthur stood up, his face a mask of tragic, senile triumph. He wasn't looking at the sirens; he was looking at the remote in his other hand—a second, smaller device.

"She will live together with the other slaves in the cabin after I'm finished making her father's life into hell," Arthur clears his throat. "May I suggest something?" "Go ahead," Ryan doesn't even sound interested. "Let the girl sleep with me. I haven't gotten laid since Dana left me, and I could need some... You know," Arthus winks at the other men, who whistles in amusement. He then proceeds to find my gaze and licks his lips in this creepy fashion that turns me into stone. "You and I would have so much fun in my bed," Scared and shattered on the inside, I tremble in my seat until I see Ryan calmly moving his arms. He smoothly picks up something from the hands of the man sitting in the pa

“You just have to trust and understand that I mean you, or your brother, no harm at all.” “Trust you?” A sarcastic scoff. “I already did that once. I won't make the same mistake again. Leave.” I shook my head. “This is public property. You can't make me leave.” I didn't want to argue with him, but I couldn't leave this place now. Especially not when I had discovered information that changed how I viewed everything. Arthur's death wasn't done by an amateur wolf like we had been made to believe. Whoever killed him, did so purposely, and didn't bother to hide their form from humans. It was like they actually wanted to be seen; like they wanted us to be discovered.

"The man in the suitcase? His brother. Looking for answers. Same as me." "Then who—" "Is pretending to be him?" He smiled. Wet teeth. "Your sister's new project. She doesn't cure people. She becomes them." He dropped over the rail. Gone. The buzzer rang again. Longer. Impatient. I walked to the door. Blind again. Slow. Counting steps I didn't need to count. Peeked through the fisheye. Lin. Alone. Sunglasses. White cane. Perfect victim. *Perfect predator.*

But they aren’t really my fault. My responsibilities tend to go the wrong way, it’s not my doing. I breathe out, and look out the window. My thoughts drift back to Arthur. He’s the dream guy. He’s huge and tall. He’s handsome, smart, funny sometimes. He’s just everything. I shouldn’t be falling for a guy like him. My family wouldn’t be happy if they find out. “You didn’t tell dad about Arthur saving me, did you?” I nervously ask Luke, he tells Dad everything.