Anime Reinkarnasi Novels & Stories

I heard Aiden's voice say to me. I thought he was mute. "Elsa, please say I will return." Aiden begs me. This was part of the reincarnation coin ritual. The owner had to swear with it too. "I will find you, if I live again." Elsa said to Aiden. "I will return to be a powerful mage and I will take my revenge for my death and that of my unborn child." Elsa cried with her last breath seeing as the coin glowed a blue light before she busted into pixel dust hoping that her bid for reincarnation was accepted by the spirits who definitely heard her voice.

Furthermore, she had a high-grade Magical Talent and a perfect grade healing elemental affinity. Because of those astonishing Innate Talents, the Nacesai Academy had gone to recruit her. Usually, one needed to pay expensive fees and pass some tests before being able to enroll, but Ange's situation was extremely special. In the last thousand years, Nacesai City didn't give birth to anyone with a perfect grade healing elemental affinity until Ange. Healing elemental affinity was a special type of elemental affinity, as it gave the talent to train any spell related to healing, disregarding the element it belonged to.

Reincarnation. Although it is a familiar word in Novels and various other Media. I did not think that I would actually experience it in my life. I was an ordinary Otaku who you can find everywhere, and with a Plain face either. And because I was Plain-looking, I have never been able to have tasted the forbidden pleasure that you called Sex in my life, and I didn’t have the kind of life whom you can think that is pleasant either. If I can just start all over again…

“After a hundred years of having blessed with having core essence, the humans began gaining distrust and negative events with spirits and other deities. They began to punish those people and those punishments could be passed on to the children. After a while, people began to have different disposition on what they are now allowed to be able to do and where their affinities, abilities, and favor still lies. As they are unable to have all the affinities, they wanted a safer way of knowing what their children will have connections to. That was how those worshippers of the Great Reverence made the orb to be able to assess the people.” “What about you sensei, did you undergo the rite of judgment?

"I'm not—I don't remember being her. I don't have her power. Not really. Not yet." Ahnika took a step back, reassessing. "I suggest you give me more details. Now, before I remove your head from your shoulders." Annie forced herself to her feet, though her legs were shaking. "After Annitore died, her husband managed to bring her back. But not as Annitore. As me. Annie. No memories of Annitore. A completely new life." "Died?" Ahnika's voice cracked. "That's impossible. She's immortal. Nothing can kill her. I tried to kill her. She cannot die."

Same one from my last life. "Babe, now that you're further along, the pup needs more nutrients. Drink this while it's hot. You've gotten so thin." I glanced at the mirror. Glowing, full-faced, obviously well-fed. Laughed under my breath. Not sure if it was his bad acting or the recycled lies that got me. Held out my hand, no hesitation. "Sure."

She whispered to her reflection: “If they want me… they’re not ready for what happens next.” Because Sheraphina wasn’t the same fragile girl she’d been before rebirth. She had survived death once. She wouldn’t bow to the shadows now.

To be certain of what she felt, and what choice she should make, Kalina needed to act, to settle her heart before returning to her own world. “Sorry we’re late.” A voice startled them. Everyone jolted when another girl in a kebaya stepped forward in the moonlight. “Good grief … am I dreaming?” Gavin said. “No, this is real, Gavin. This girl is Sekar. And Kalina might be Sekar’s reincarnation in the future,” Anantari explained as she walked beside Sekar. “I didn’t believe in reincarnation until I saw it with my own eyes,” Lamont said, scratching his head even though it didn’t itch. “It still sounds both real and unreal, that someone could be born again after dying.”

The other young werewolves cheered as the echoes went through the trees. "Go, Sophia! Show them your stuff!" yelled Ash, one of her closest friends and also part of the pack, tall and powerful, his dark brown hair glinting in the moonlight. "Look out! Here I come!" she giggled, tripping him into a gentle tumble, landing lightly on her feet. "Good one!" Ash clapped, grinning from ear to ear. Just then, her best friend, Daniel, joined the training circle. He had sandy blonde hair and bright blue eyes that sparked mischievously. "See that? I can do it better, I bet!" he teased jollily.

I think you should be focusing on your studies instead of pulling stunts like this. After regaining consciousness, I was met with a barrage of accusatory glances. If it had been before, I would have been too embarrassed to say anything, and my face would turn red with shame. Yet, at this very moment, I was seething with fury and resentment; I was no longer that timid version of myself. I had been reborn. I snatched the pink letter from his grasp and unfolded it while saying, "You went to that backwater high school, and you call that studying abroad? You're truly delusional.