Black Clover Black Bull Captain Novels & Stories

he announces theatrically, “meet our dear captain. The big bully.” “Clinton,” Cody pleads, “calm down.” Jack doesn’t fight back, but his glare could cut steel. “I don’t care if you beat me up,” he spits. I arch an eyebrow. “At least I’m not like you,” he says, his chest rising and falling, rage bubbling. My wolf claws at the edge, but I clamp it down. “Don’t.” I hiss into Black’s mind. A low growl rumbles as he recoils, watchful.

Dain brushed the strands of my hair that were slicked to my face out of the way and gained my attention by placing his fingers underneath my chin. “It would be sad, indeed, but the Black Bull is on our side, darling. Even though it cannot break the rules like the White Bull does, it’s support is just as powerful.” “Wait a minute…” I stammered, remembering the encounter between the Black Bull and I, along with its eerie warning. Clumsily, I ran through what happened when I expelled the White Bull, recounting those incredible moments of pure peace I had felt. I explained to Dain what it had said and watched as curiosity and contemplation painted themselves across his face.

Black Axe suddenly said. “Why?” Black Hammer wondered. “Have you seen Captain’s expression?” Black Axe gestured and said. Black Axe turned to look at his captain, and felt his blood run cold when he felt the hostility within his captain’s aura. Black Saga was usually an easygoing person and it was difficult to anger him. But whenever he raged, he left nothing of his opponents. And that bloodthirsty death god that they had come to fear more than respect had been awakened once more. Black Axe and Black Hammer were angry, however faced with the wrath of their captain they could only shiver in fear.

Drew smiled, "It's payback time, Black Bull." "Payback time?" Black Bull began to laugh. "What? Has being in solitude finally caused your brain to be eaten up by the bugs inside? I think you're having hallucinations. I am Black Bull, and whoever dares to step in my way, I will crush them like ants." Afterward, he warned, "Don't ever call me again." "I won't, you have my word," Drew said.