Novel & Cerita Will All Might Die

Sage shook his head, his face grim. “They all know we’re about to die. Some cannot accept it. Some have come to be with each other; some to console each other; others, though, to wreak havoc upon the world. They wish to make others suffer before they die. They will unleash a great terror on mankind, will go out in a burning blaze. None of them want to go quietly, not after two thousand years of living. They all want to go out with a bang.” Scarlet’s heart pounded, his words terrifying her.

Then he shook his head and said in a mocking tone, “Is this the full strength of Star Kingdom? You don’t even have ten Sacred Saints! What a pity! David, you said that you will use all the strength of the Star Kingdom to kill me and this is all you have? How ridiculous! Today I will let you know what the terror from a higher civilization is. Since you’re all here, you should all die together!” When Zenon and the others heard this, they were immediately bewildered. ‘Die together? ‘What is going on? ‘Is this partial Pre-Deity from a higher civilization? Is he ready to invade Star Kingdom so wants to kill all of us, the highest combat power of Star Kingdom, and then rule the entire Star Kingdom

“But you’re out now. You’re with us.” Gilly nodded faintly, wiping at her tears, but there was tiredness written all over her face. “I heard them talking during the ritual,” she said suddenly. Her voice was finally gaining strength. “The witches. They said after the ritual is complete, everyone will die. Everyone.” Ardan, standing beside Rachel, crossed his arms as his expression darkened. “We know,” he said grimly. Gilly’s eyes widened slightly. “You know?” Zone let out a deep breath, glancing between us. “Who’s going to tell her?”

If it ever did, he would dismiss it as a mere gossip. Marcus continued staring through the windows as the greenery rushed past them, while he turned back inwardly to something that was troubling his soul. His mind told him he had made a mistake. His ego told him that what he did was right. It was not every day that one got to deal with a witch, even if it was a little boy. That wouldn’t have been a problem if he had not nearly choked because the boy, Jason was looking at him. Dean had died soon after. Problem was he didn’t know how powerful the boy was.

No matter how many times I utter it, war will always signify death… death for the brave and the cowardly alike, even for those who emerge victorious. I know this conflict is unavoidable. As long as Adis and Zombie remain steadfast in their belief that the underworld cannot accommodate both of them, a clash is inevitable. I’m certain I could reason with Adis if I tried, but Zombie will only allow him to surrender if he leaves his pack and departs from the underworld. To Adis, there is no alternative way of life, and I can’t ask him to abandon everything he knows.

"Partnership with a monster." "Yes. But the prophecy doesn't care about morality. It only cares about possibility." I scrolled further. "There's more. The second choice: Refuse the cursed one. Fight against the merger. Die in battle as the worlds collapse into each other. Both realms were destroyed. All life extinguished. The Cycle-born's sacrifice stops nothing, merely ensures no one survives to suffer the aftermath." The silence returned, heavier this time. "That's the death option," Kharo said quietly, his voice hollow. "The one Marcus's journal mentioned. Die and both worlds collapse."

Bruno suggested, “That's easier, it's no reason to gather around.” “Good idea Bruno,” I stated, “Except they are not a set but millions, if not trillions.” A gasp left everyone's lips and I went forward to explain, “Millions of everything that died in the past ages are back to life to kill us. We are talking about one hundred and fifty million crispy bones or more. Do you still think we can just go out there and kill them all? We fucking need a plan or we will die fighting foolishly.” Fear consumed the hall, as everyone's face turned serious.

Everyday is a survival now for us who still wants to fight. “An Alpha who is ruling this land. Adolf had a hard time beating Lowell. What more if we faced Azariel who killed Wolfrith?” Everyone looks down on the ground. They are a warrior like me but looking at them who lose their will, it drained me too. “We can not underestimate our enemies, Daciana. This is a one life chance for us. And if we missed it…” “None of us will survive.” I gulped the lump that is forming in my throat. I could feel my sweats forming in my Stoic went back in front of the table where the map is placed. He pointed where the City of Giants is located at.

"When all this is over, I will be back. And we will be reunited as a family, in the end." "My Queen, don't worry about us, we will be alright. And you will, too," Nimuel told her. "I don't doubt it, my child. Perhaps we will all hold out to the eternity, or enough to live our lives best in the time we are given. Perhaps, Death will visit all of us soon, and we would be gone, just like that. But in the end, we will know that we loved each other, and we will die knowing that." "Don't talk about Death, Mother. We are fighters, we are the children of the sun. We will endure, and we will be here together, when all this is over. Promise me, Mother," Aelanor's eyes were sparkling with tears.

“But, who will help us? His Majesty the King as a descendant of gods began to lose his power. We will all die, so stop giving false hope! there we are!” "Right! Stop giving fake fortune!” they all said in unison. "Then die! Aren't we all going to die? So, what's the difference? If we don't die from the devil's attack, we can die from the plague and other things. We are all going to die, so stop whining and face your death like all creatures in this world do!” Count Larson was feeling extremely frustrated. He doesn't understand why everyone is so selfish? Even though they were all asked to be the first to die before the residents to buy time until Nathania managed to get the divine treasure.