Where Was Technoblade Buried Novels & Stories

Blind, he didn't get far. Kitsune was buried on the banks of the Erwell, next to the grave of her beloved dog. Well, how they buried it… they scattered the ashes and the river carried away the remains of this amazing creature to where it most likely came from - into the ocean. “I wouldn’t want all sorts of idiots to build a vile temple on my grave,” she snorted somehow. They did what she wanted.

***CALEB*** “WHAT THE HELL!” I exclaimed in shock as I placed my coffee mug on my central table. I keenly kept my eyes on the TV, watching the news report; my brother's fiancee and my mate had been found dead and buried in a shallow grave back in the Woodcreek mountain at the borders of Woodthorn. Grrrrrr Grrrrr! Grrrrr grrrr!! My phone rang. I picked up the phone with my eyes still glued to the TV and placed it in my ear.

She places a single rose between his fingers and steps back. One by one, everyone approached and laid something on the casket—flowers, letters, tokens. Jaden placed a ring. Turtela gave her locket. Ryan laid his sword down for a moment before drawing it back. Hailey... she laid a single white feather. Then it was time. We carried him to the earth. The burial site was among a sacred grove behind the castle, trees tall and protective, leaves whispering in the wind. "Rest now, old friend" Hailey whispered. "You’ve earned it."

They turned on their heels and walked away, no longer heeding Samantha’s cries. With the Beta’s guidance, Blake and Kaden found where Lucia and I were buried. Kaden clawed at the soil desperately, trying to excavate the burial site. With bloodshot eyes, Blake stared at Lucia’s name on the wooden plaque. “How could you be dead, Lucia? This can’t be true!” Despite Blake’s attempts to mindlink Lucia, he could not get through to her. Blake and Kaden dug the grave like mad wolves. They had to see us with their own eyes.

"I'm fine. Did you get them all?" Bane moved back, showing me the bodies of those mindless creatures. "All six of them," he whispered. "Where are you planning to bury them?" It had to be somewhere far away from all of us-somewhere where we couldn't reach and unleash them. "I'm going to bury them at the Redwood tomb, I only have the key to that tomb and it's safe enough," He explained, rubbing my back and looking at the bodies. "When?" "Tomorrow morning,"

“I’m confirming.” He stepped closer. “So confirm faster.” I finally glanced over my shoulder at him. “You don’t rush things like this.” “I don’t like waiting.” “That’s your weakness.” His jaw tightened. I turned back to the screen. “Dr. Adrian Vale,” I said calmly. “Declared dead six years ago. Official cause—cardiac arrest.” “That matches what I said,” Blake replied. “Yes.” “But?” “There’s no body.” Silence. Then— “What?” Blake said. “No autopsy report. No burial records. No next of kin claiming the remains.”

My body stiffened. “Yes. Cobra,” he said when he saw my face change. “He denied knowing you.” That didn’t make sense. Cobra gave me food and water. He spoke kindly. “He’s been put to sleep,” the man added. “Buried this morning, along with the others.” Buried. The word hit harder than the ropes. Buried meant in the ground. Buried meant forever. Cobra. Tyron. Everyone. I felt something breaking inside me. I stared at him.

The cold of the day had subsided, and a warm breeze blew. The couple strolled hand in hand in the yard. Lance told Adelaide, "Sidney was buried on Spine Mountain in the Blue Ridge State, with a Luna's funeral ceremony. In death, she finally received the dignity she deserved as a Luna." Due to the freezing rain disaster, neither Adelaide nor Lance attended Sidney's funeral; they sent Caldwell in their place. Adelaide said with a heavy heart, "It's all just a show for others." Lance tightened his grip on her hand and said softly, "Don't be sad. At least you were there for her at the end."

Lin asked, exiting the channel guide and turning up the volume. “Blaine Blake was found deceased in his New York City apartment early yesterday morning. Now that his identity has been confirmed, law enforcement has let us know they have a suspect in custody. However, they have not released the name of that suspect,” the reporter continued as Lin and I stared in disbelief at the screen. Blaine’s picture sat in the right-hand corner of the screen while footage of yellow police tape blocked off what must’ve been the apartment complex he was hiding out in. I had no idea how to feel about Blaine’s death.

Her protuberant eyes were opened wide, staring right across the screen. Who could this be if not Rose? When Jay, who had OCD, saw Rose's dead image, all sympathy and mercy inside him vanished. "No! Tell me, where is she buried?" "No. 674 in Mountain's Fork Cemetery.” Jay clutched the child and hurried back into the house. In a nearby spot, Rose watched from the window of her brown car as Jay’s tall figure retreated into the house. There was a sour look in her eyes. Even the news of her death did not disrupt his calm expression.