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Death Doesn't Bargain
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Death Doesn't Bargain (Deadman's Cross #2)



Strixa arched a brow as if she disapproved and wanted to say something, but didn’t speak while Vine made her way over to Duel’s henchman. How Duel had always been able to inspire such loyalty from those around him, Vine had never understood. And this particular little tossling pet of Duel’s … he’d been a nuisance almost as much as her ex-husband, so it was time she put the bastard to use.
Touching him on the brow, she cast her spell. “I think I shall let Duel kill you for me.”
After that Will lied to Bane about what had happened between Vine and Mara, so Vine probably messed with Will's head or something.

In Infamous Thorn said to Nick that he had legit ruined all the people he loved, so he's gotta be talking about his wife too right since CoN is centuries after Deadman's Cross?

In Infamous Thorn said to Nick that he had legit ruined all the people he loved, so he's gotta be talking about his wife too right since CoN is centur..."
I just can't think of any character that we have met before that could be his wife.







I don't get how that wouldn't still count as Sephirii, since aren't Gabriel and Michael basically the same as Sephirii?? Is it just cuz their jobs are different?


It's just that i don't understand their lineage. Because if the "angels" are the starter ancestors for the Hellhunters/Necrodemians then wouldn't they have to be the direct child of a Sephiroth warrior in order for the "angels" to have been able to have a Sephiroth sword in the first place AND thus have the ability to hand the sword down to *their* own descendants?

The swords the Hell-hunters are using are completely different swords that come with medallions that hosts the soul of a warrior from some ancient badass angelic race that kept getting killed off because they were small in numbers. Hell-Hunters are descendants from the bloodlines of Seraphs, but as far as I know, it's not actually the Seraphs' souls that are in those medallions. That wouldn't make any sense since the way the medallion works is that the Hell-Hunters become possessed by the "angel's" soul in battle, but we've seen Gabriel and Michael walk around so we know they're not stuck in a medallion.
It's just that their descendants' angelic blood enables them to channel the angelic souls in the medallions.
Or maybe the better term would be Kalosum blood and soul.

The swords the Hell-hunters are using are completely different swords that come with med..."
Ohhh! I was getting the term Seraph and Sephiroth sword confused. Sherri has got to try out some different sounding/spelled words that AREN'T so familiar!
Malachaibubble12 wrote: "Marie wrote: "They're not sephiroth swords. The Sephiroth swords were all in Shadow's possession until they were stolen.
The swords the Hell-hunters are using are completely different swords that..."
At least you're not like me and constantly confusing the term Sephiroth with the Final Fantasy character
The swords the Hell-hunters are using are completely different swords that..."
At least you're not like me and constantly confusing the term Sephiroth with the Final Fantasy character

The swords the Hell-hunters are using are complet..."
Lol! After a while of DH/CoN reading I was on tumblr and would keep seeing people talking about a Sephiroth. I was confused for a couple minutes and wondering "what does Jared have anything to do with Disney?"

Yeah, it makes you wonder why none of the other Malachai's with their inherited memories and all didn't track her down and kill her permanently. Maybe the Arelim hid her out of time so that they couldn't get to her?

Yeah, it makes you wonder why none of the other Malachai's with their inherited memories and ..."
I'm pretty sure she was just dropped at the perfect time to strike, promptly killed by each Malachai, and then brought back to "life" in the Arel realm. Then rinse and repeat.
But I still feel like someone, somewhere, should have noticed the Arel assassin. There should be a legend about her. Some family lore in Nick's family at least

Yeah, it makes you wonder why none of the other Malachai's with thei..."
It never said that she was killed every time. I think it just said she was defeated each time.

As an Arel, she is a ghost and the physical form she has in CON is a "borrowed body", so even if she was killed, she's already dead and her bosses would just give her a new body and send her on her way to kill another Malachai. But, honestly, whether she was killed each time or not doesn't really matter. The point is the same freakin' Arel assassin keeps trying to kill every Malachai and I feel like someone should have noticed. Not just the Nick's ancestors, but, say, their allies or enemies or just random gods should have noticed and wondered why the Arelim, the protectors of Order and Truth, would endanger the balance of the universe in such a way


The Deadmen are back…
But so are the demons who have broken free of their eternal prison and are bent on mankind’s destruction.
The worst of the lot is Vine, determined to claim their lives for taking hers. She will see the world burn…and has the perfect lure to destroy them and Thorn, leader of the Hellchasers, once and for all.
Kalder Dupree has never known a day of mercy. Born to a mer-race who prides themselves on cruelty, he sacrificed himself for the only woman who has ever shown him kindness. Locked in a hell realm, he doesn’t expect anyone to come to his rescue. He accepts the fact that he was born alone and that he twice died that way— once by his own mother’s hand.
Cameron Jack is determined to set Kalder free. As a Hellchaser Deadman, it’s her calling, but her resolve stems more from the fact that she’s the reason he died in the first place. If not for him, she’d still be suffering. And she cannot allow even a not-so-innocent to be tortured for an act of kindness that spared her damnation.
To defeat evil, it sometimes takes an even worse evil, and Cameron is willing to do whatever she must to make this right. Even make a bargain with the Devyl and the devil himself. If Vine thought she had her hands full before, she hasn’t seen anything nearly as powerful as Cameron’s resolve.
Hell hath no fury as a woman wronged, and two of them are now about to face off, with the very fate of humanity hinging on the one who emerges victorious.
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