Like a God of Death
Author: Mozak writes
last update2026-09-02 20:10:00

Kelvin landed heavily on the fractured obsidian tiles, the impact jarring through his already cracked ribs. He let out a strangled yell, groaning in agonized pain as his vision blurred with red. Blood and dirty floor water seeped through his threadbare clothes. Shaking violently, he pushed his bloodied hands onto the stone and looked up toward the raised dais where Dean Martins stood in his pristine crimson robes.

“Please Dean Martins, please” Kelvin begged, his raw, tear-streaked voice breaking against the heavy atmosphere. “Don't do this, I'm just a cleaner please, I beg you!”

A cold, mocking chuckle rippled across the grand dais. Dean Martins didn't offer a single shred of mercy, instead his eyes glinted with arrogant amusement.

Below the platform, Noah, Alaric, Seraphina, and Chloe watched from the safety of their defensive formation. Despite the looming threat of the beasts, their panic vanished the second they realized who had been thrown to the wolves.

“Look at him crawling!” Noah yelled, breaking into a cruelty-filled laugh. 

“Cry louder, trash and show us those non-magical tears” Alaric added, breathing out a relief breath 

“Serves him right!” Seraphina jeered, crossing her arms with a delighted smirk. “He's finally doing something useful with his worthless life!” she added joyfully 

“An offering for the beasts” Chloe laughed, clapping her silk-gloved hands together as the surrounding crowd of noble students caught on, shouting mock cheers and laughing excitedly at the sight of the helpless cleaner being offered as live livestock.

 To them, Kelvin was less than a human being. His desperate, pathetic pleas were nothing more than entertainment before the main show.

Kelvin cried out, sobbing openly as he crawled on his knees, his broken fingers scraping against the rough floor, “Please, someone help me, i don't want to die”

No one stepped forward or hand was extended. There was no escape, no pity, and no way out. Dean Martins raised his hand, looking down at the terror-stricken cleaner with utter disdain. He turned his gaze to the two eight-foot shadow-Stalkers with his voice amplified by magic so it echoed over the courtyard like a decree.

“Feed on his useless body” Martins commanded coldly, waving his hand toward Kelvin as if tossing scraps to feral hounds

“Take your fill of this worthless meat and leave the academy!” He included.

The larger of the two Shadow-Stalkers snarled, its crimson eyes flaring with primal hunger. It took two massive, earth-shaking strides forward, its towering frame casting a massive, terrifying shadow over Kelvin’s small, shivering form. The beast reached down with a massive, razor-clawed hand, snapping its razor-sharp mandibles together as it hoisted Kelvin off the ground by his collar to devour him whole.

Kelvin squeezed his eyes shut, weeping helplessly, waiting for his skull to be crushed between the beast's jaws.

Alas!

The second the creature’s massive claws wrapped around Kelvin’s frame, a sudden, violent shudder went through its body. The glowing red light in the monster's eyes instantly sputtered and went dark. The beast let out a sharp, suffocating gasp, dropped Kelvin onto the hard floor like a hot iron, and backed away as if it had just touched a divine flame.

Both Shadow-Stalkers began breathing heavily, their thick, chitinous chests heaving violently in absolute agony. The dark, magical aura that surrounded them collapsed entirely. The beasts whimpered a terrified, high-pitched sound their massive tails tucking between their legs as they recoiled from Kelvin in sheer, unadulterated terror.

Before anyone could comprehend what was happening, the two Apex predators turned their backs on the crowd, slammed their claws against the stone, and scrambled frantically toward the broken library window, fleeing for their lives as if the helpless cleaner was a god of death.

The students' laughter froze on their lips. Seraphina’s smile vanished, Noah’s jaw dropped open, and Dean Martins’ staff slipped an inch in his trembling grip.

Every single eye in the academy stared at Kelvin, completely in shock. 

“What could be happening?” Dean Martin's was dumbfounded.

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