Who Killed The Reconstruction North Or South Novels & Stories

"The North didn't take our lands. The South did, along with our children." "The south? Why?" I asked in disbelief. I never heard on any so cruel in our lands. "Power, my dear. Albert was one of the strongest Alphas to be born during his time. He had a brother and they were both very powerful wolves. When the South became over run with trading, they tried to stop it. My brother in law was killed and Albert nearly crippled." "I'm so sorry. I never heard of any of this." "No one has in the South. It's a black stain on our history they wish to keep hidden."

To the Southern Boss's surprise, Rodney accidentally let it slip that he killed Yonas. "Dad, what should we do now?" Rodney's face was flushed with frustration, realizing that he might have ruined his father's plan. "It's fine. So what if they found out? This lot can't do much about it!" The Southern Boss scoffed. He planned to kill Angus and Leon all along and the fact that Rodney was responsible for Yonas's death was discovered merely strengthened his resolve to kill the two. Once every single witness at the scene was removed, the truth would never get out.

The relationship between commander Jean and commander Wesley somehow improved after that incident. Commander Wesley somewhat became patient with commander Jean. They didn't shout in each others' faces anymore. The kingdom somewhat gained peace after that. The southerners lost against the Raven kingdom and their leader was killed. His highness Raleigh Kainz was never the one to show sympathy and kindness. The leader of the south was cut a thousand slashes on his whole body and was left bleeding on the sun. After he died, his head was separated from his body and was left hanging on the border of the Raven kingdom and the Southern kingdom.

He was surprised with the Breaking News from the South Coast. (Gen. Hanklin, his Second and Third in Command, was killed by Gen. McNeil, the Head of State of Presh, for sabotaging him.) Tim felt so good to hear that but wished to know about Gen. McNeil. "Was he not killed?" He asked himself and watched on.

“I didn't.” “You did!!” Not wanting to drag the argument any longer, he agreed to the obvious. “Okay. Fine. Yes!” “Why?” “If I don't kill him, he will kill you. Just like how he tried to make you drink a wine he has poisoned.” As he said these words, he watched as Ava's eyes grew. Mr. Giovanni had always been known as the silent killer and whenever he offers you a drink, it is most likely to be poisoned or drugged. For the record Mr. Giovanni has, Alexander doesn't need a fortune-teller to remind him that those drinks were poisoned.

"I’ll hold the bottleneck. They can only come two at a time here. By the time they get through me, you’ll be on the water." "You'll die," Ethan whispered. He reached out, his hand finding Jonathan’s shoulder. He gripped the General’s cloak. "Jonathan. My brother. Don't." "I’ve been dead since I let Lucas speak to me, Ethan." Jonathan didn't turn around. He leaned back into Ethan’s touch for one second, then stepped away. "Tell the South that the North didn't fall. It just... changed hands." "Move, Noah!" Ethan grabbed Noah’s arm. "He made his choice. Don't let it be for nothing!"

Casius promised that he and South had reached a resolve. Even so, South did not kill Kaze. Instead, he massacred Casius’ people.