Zamasu Death Mga Nobela at Kwento

“Alpha… It's Beta Marius. We went to the dungeons to check on him. See how he’s doing and possibly ask him some more questions. But…. But…” “But what?” I barked at him. All the patience drained from me. “Beta Marius is dead… he’s dead.” Zeta said from inside. The words drained all the blood from my face, I staggered where I stood. Then blinked, I looked up and found Mara’s eyes on me. “Damon… take it easy.” She said, “you both should come in first.” But I didn’t listen to her words as I took off the robe and shifted aggressively. I took off in a hurry, with one destination in mind.

In the instant he jumped, Marcus thought that it would be best if he could somehow get to the alternate universe where Risa never existed. It would be best if he met Amanita first. Unfortunately, there was no such thing in life. He had lost it all. Before Marcus died, he removed the bomb from his body. Thus, he was the only fatality from his jump. No one else was hurt. Amanita and Samuel got married successfully, and Dennis ended up arranging for Marcus’s funeral. “Marcus, I hated you when you were alive.” Standing before Marcus’s grave, Dennis took out a bottle of wine and poured a glass to place before the gravestone. Dennis drank the rest of the bottle.

“You're still angry with me?” “Zen is dead.” He shoves my hand to my side. “Z-Zen is dead?” “That can't be…” “Alpha Lozark killed him in front of everyone.” “What? It was supposed to be Aria. How come Alpha Lozark killed Zen? There must be something wrong.” My soul panicked, sending a jolt to my wolf. “He died ‘cause of you.” “N-No, that's not true.” I clench my dress tightly, taking a step back from him.

After a thorough investigation by the production team, the details of my past were quickly uncovered. They also confirmed with the relevant authorities that I had, in fact, already passed away. "Three years ago, Nicolas Soros died on a snowy night—frozen to death because he couldn't afford hospitalization. "It wasn't until the autopsy that the coroner discovered that what looked like a thick down jacket… didn't even contain real padding. And that was already the most expensive piece of clothing his mother had ever bought for him. With discounts, it cost less than five dollars.

"While we wait for that let me tell you what I and my family we've been up to." Marcus just closed his eyes, he was blank, disoriented, and scared. He never thought of one day getting killed and someone watching him dying.

Dupont was so surprised at her voice that he almost lost balance as he stepped back from the couch. “A heart disease?!” Dorin gasped. “No,” Azra replied, “just a chest hurt.” “What do you mean, chest hurt?” Johan asked. “He’s just very sad,” the professor said with a sigh. The 2 young mages looked at him. “Someone very close to him had just died.” Johan was the first to react. “The bells...” he said, remembering how the small chapel in the nearest town had tolled 3 times when they blessed the body of his late grandmother.

Yamamoto told me carefully. "Is that... I am sorry," I muttered. I didn't know the right words for this moment. "This is the sixth month by the way!" Mr. Yamamoto told me with a smile on his face. "I was diagnosed six months ago. I guess that means I can die any moment now." "You won't..." I muttered. "I am not afraid of death, little dove," Mr. Yamamoto told me. "I began to prepare for my death the moment I turned sixty. I can feel it is time and I am so curious about what happens after death. You know those talks about the world of the dead."

He's probably worked for Himawari's father for a long time since he knows the stories that I fail to remember. "Do you remember how your mother died?" He asked me. I was suddenly taken aback by his question. I tried to recall Himawari's memories. I clsoed my eyes to focus on that vision. I saw it before, and I was certain that her mother was sick when Himawari was still young. I had diagnosed her based on the symptoms that I saw in Himawari's memories. I believed that she died due to pneumonia. That was also how Himawari died. She was suffering from a disease that no one knew the cure of. No one even knew what kind of disease it was that's why there was no cure nor treatment plan for it. "Sh

He says. That I am inclined to believe since her mother was a witch and since he just said ‘late mother,’ I assume she finally died. Christ, there’s a lot for Umiko to spill later on, and the more I find out, the angrier I seem to get. I know that I have no right to feel angry after everything I’ve done, though. “That must be a relief for her,” I say, then notice the blood on his fingers again. “So you killed Tsukishima, then?”

And only when I came close enough to him that I find out why. His eyes are now glassy. His body is completely destroyed. Life has left him. He is just staring blankly into the distance without seeing, without feeling anything. He's just there on the ground, his existence reduced into his empty physical form and nothing else. Uncle Amos is dead. And I was the one who killed him.