Bat Miraculous Novels & Stories

“I know what you're thinking. But it won’t happen again.” I didn’t answer. Mikah’s voice cut in from the other side. “He’s right.” I looked at him, surprised by the softness in his tone. “No one will get hurt,” he said, “if they’re not around you. Your friend got caught in the path of your awakening. That surge wasn’t meant to touch her. It was raw, uncontrolled energy. But now, it’s different.” I swallowed hard. “So… what does that mean? I have to lock her up just so I can train without accidentally frying her brain again?”

Kiran explained, his gaze fixed on the left side of Brandt's head. "Shut up, you're just talking nonsense," Rory shouted in disbelief. "Miracle Doctor! Truly a miracle doctor!" Brandt, ecstatic, continued to kowtow to Kiran, his eyes sparkling with excitement and hope, as if he had found his lifesaver. Struck by lightning, Rory watched Brandt in shock and awe. Shuri felt as if she was witnessing a creature from another world.

I cautioned, continuing to hold her as I called out for the doctor. The doctor came rushing in and started checking Marly’s vitals. “This is a miracle,” he muttered, as he continued to check everything. “I do not know how this is possible,” he added. “What is happening?” I asked the doctor, concern filling my voice. “She is healed,” the doctor stated.

Her body was wet with seawater, and she was unharmed. 'How could that be?' At that moment, Forsythe froze, and his mind blanked. He was utterly baffled. He realized that the beautiful lady before him was not threatened by the Buddha Savior at all! 'How could that be?' Forsythe had no idea Morticia was not an average human but a Fiend Martyr of the fiend race. She also had a fiend soul. Perhaps not even the Shaolin Sect's Sect Master could touch her, let alone Forsythe.

The doctor said with a confused and surprised expression on his face. What is he talking about? "That is why I said she's an angel in a human form", Mr Sebastian's son said with a lopsided smile as he freed my mouth and stepped away from me. "This is truly a miracle, I've never seen or heard of it before". The echoing voice of the doctor reached my ears once more, but it seemed to resonate from a faraway place, barely audible and hazy. As his words reached me, my sight instantaneously became fuzzy, blurring my surroundings, and my knees gave way under the weight of weakness. The darkness started creeping in rapidly, engulfing the remaining traces of light, and all I could fixate on were his

He wasn't sure his explanation was getting to her, but he knew it would later when she wanted it to. “Those words you see are from the scripture, the Gospel of Matthew.” He said. “And Jesus, when He was baptized, went up straightway out of the water: and, lo, the heavens were opened unto him, and He saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove, and lighting upon him.” Grace read the words out, and Noah smiled. “I'm sure what they mean doesn't occur to you yet, but it will, I promise.” He said. Grace said nothing, or maybe she couldn't, and was already pondering on what the words meant.

My eyes were deep, my forehead was bruised, and for the first time in my life I was thankful that I had lived through all of this. "The swelling will go away. The marks that are on your body don't mean that you have failed at something, it means that you have a purpose on this earth and that until your time comes you will not leave." - Margot said this with her eyes glassy, as if she was being possessed by some energy or something supernatural, it wasn't scary, it was something new to me. "May your guides hear you." - I said, smiling and holding her hand. "I will spare you the details, it is not convenient to ask personal matters of one's neighbor, but I need to know who Maurício is?" - She

Past events scarred her and left her damaged. But B. J., the nickname we gave our daughter, is nothing but a joy. We flew in Dr. Minara from Italy. He specializes in the supernatural and pronounced BJ as completely healthy, human, and alive. Because of B. J., so many of us have healed. B. J. gave Ran a reason to live.

"Joseph, what are you doing here?" Madison came running toward us. I noticed Joseph's entire body stiffened when she clung to his arm. It was my first time seeing Madison up close. She was the person who had stolen my future from me in my previous life. "Who are you?" Madison asked while eyeing me warily. I smiled. "Lucy Charon, Joseph's classmate." Madison's expression twisted slightly. "Didn't you say you would buy me some snacks, Joseph?" So his appearance here had been a coincidence after all.

I stood there with her, holding onto her, praying for strength, for my brother, for her. Then, something miraculous occurred. Before my very eyes, the wounds on Sebastian’s body began to diminish, disappearing as though they had never been there. I could hardly bear to look away, astonished by the sight of it—an actual miracle unfolding. Eleanor’s power was real. She was healing him. But then, my heart sank as I noticed Eleanor stumbling, her hand weakly dropping to the ground. I rushed to her side immediately, panicking.