3rd Hokage Death Novels & Stories

“You killed Nobunaga. Well, the truth is no one knows if you committed the act or he did. Regardless you ordered your army to surround Honno-Ji, and you set it on fire, trapping him. But he is still alive here, and you still work for him. Also historically his son was with him does he have one currently?“, she asked. “No, he does not.“, Mitsuhide replied as he pondered her words. “But how did I die?” “Hideyoshi.“, she replied. “Oh, and how did the mother hen kill me?“, he asked with a chuckle. “He didn’t really. He took the credit though. A group of peasants did the actual act.“, she said with a smile. “I am not sure I like this tale of my death.“, Mitsuhide replied. “You were older as well,

LATER that day when I sent Hiro away, I and Mune have to do our first task. The first soul to greet hello is a guy who died on the way to his wedding. "What happened to Jen, is she alright?" I asked while walking. "I guess so. She became normal after getting away from Hiro. By the way, we shouldn't let him go. He has something that might harm him," he said. "Forget it. He was involved when our parents died. And I don't want to betray my Kira and Loki for counting him in," I replied. Just thinking about him makes my blood boil.

There were three heads in total. The three subordinates sent by Kazuo had been easily killed by Thomas. A great sense of sadness hit him. He fell on the sofa with a thud and gasped for breath. He was unable to relief himself of the grief for a long time. At the same time, he was also angry and surprised. These three people were all ninja skill masters from the Iga clan. Not many people in the world could defeat the three of them. What method did Thomas use to kill the three of them?

"So, what happened to the world?" Luna's chirpier voice drew BaoBao's attention and he looked up at her. Seeing her smile made him feel a tinge better. "Following the book's timeline, everything's fine. Hansuke and you survived. Aimi was still with Isamu, even if it was only on the surface. Anything that happened after that is alright." "What happened to Aimi? Did she back off in the end?" "The opposite actually. She overestimated herself. Hansuke died trying to keep her safe. It was for nothing though. She died a slow and painful death soon after."

He could feel his skin being melted away and the heat was slowly climbing up his limbs. Suddenly a splash of water took out the fire. He wanted to breathe with relief, but the pain was too great. “Please! Let me go,” he sobbed. “I am sorry, I am sorry.” The leader went and stood right behind him. They signalled all the other vigilantes to end Yoshiro’s misery. Four blades plunged into Yoshiro’s chest and his sides simultaneously and he vomited blood. Even after so many injuries, he was still alive. The leader took pity on him and plunged their stiletto directly into Yoshiro’s brain killing him instantly.

Everything except for the small piece of land Death had been standing on was now gone. Taifū looked on in horror at the figure standing in the middle of a massive crater. He could barely feel the pain of losing his legs, his body nearly frozen in fear. 'What in Izanagi's name did you bring us to fight?' Odoroku was next to Amaterasu when Death's attack went off. His face didn't show emotion. He simply turned his head towards Amaterasu. "I'm going to beg for my life. I suggest you do the same." Odoroku disappeared into the ground and reappeared by Death. He prostrated by the large crater.

“You’ve always been sickly. I suggested taking you to the hospital, but you refused. Jacob told me long ago that something was off about you, but I still chose to believe you instead of him!” He called for his bodyguards to lock Rachel up. As he stared at my body silently, he used a clean cloth to wipe away the blood on my face. He called out my name repeatedly, but no one answered. In the end, Mark could no longer hold back his sadness. He fell to the floor and covered his eyes in anguish. “Jane’s dead… I killed her… “I’ll pay for your life… Jane, just wait for me…” I watched coldly, but my resentment grew.