Boboiboy Halilintar Novels & Stories

After just a few short hours, Boro and his officers had arrived before Kurten, were they were greeted by the Lord Commander of the rebel forces, High Lord Hyltel Rembrate, one of the highest ranking nobles in all of Gladous. High Lord Hyltel was a boulder of a man. Lord Hyltel was not a particularly tall man, in fact Boro was at least a head taller than him. However he was built like a blacksmith. His wide body, at first glance, could be mistaken for fat but once you got close you could see he was all muscle. His large hands looked like that could easily crush stone. He had a wide, square jaw and a bald face and head making him look much more youthful then he really was.

“Two crews. Kids, mostly. Half of them can’t even shoot straight. But look.” I picked up the photo. Spray paint covered a wall. My name, in red. Saint. Letters jagged, dripping. Not as fear. As challenge. My jaw tightened. “Who did this?” Lucio shrugged. “Does it matter? The city’s hungry again. They’re using your name like a flag.” I stared at the photo, my chest burning. Part of me wanted to laugh at the stupidity. Another part wanted to drag every one of those boys into the street and make them bleed for thinking they could touch what was mine.

My mouth was dry, my tongue thick against my teeth. I reached the dais and looked up at the robed senior. His hood hid most of his face, but I could see his mouth, stretched into a cold, thin smile. “Repeat after me,” he said softly, though his voice filled the chamber. “I bind my secrets to The Halves.” “I…bind my secrets…to The Halves,” I whispered. My voice sounded alien, echoing back to me like the shrill cry of a dying bird. “May my loyalty be unbroken, my magic be true.”

Nilaro-laro niya ‘yung undine na kasalukuyang nalipad sa ere. “Oh, hello friends!” Saad nung Undine matapos kaming makita ni Axie sabay bow, “I am Hali! Nice to meet you!” “Nice to meet you too, Hali.” Ani ko, lumipad ito papunta sa harap ko at hinawakan ang baba ko. Sa hawak niya’y parang nabasa ang baba ko, malamig siya. “Ikaw…. You look familiar….”

nakangisi nitong tanong na ‘di ko maintindihan ang kaniyang sinasambit. “Oo” Halos mapatalon ako sa aking sagot, ang bobo ko para umuo sa tanong na ‘di ko man lang naintindihan. “Ha! Silly girl” nakangisi nitong saad at tumingin ito paibaba saka sabay na ngumiti na para bang bata. Mas lalong tumingkag ang kaniya ka guwapohan. Ito ata ang unang beses na nakita ko itong ngumiti.

He knows that there will be a backlash when they find out that a child will tag along “bobo! Mas mapapakinabangan pa yata yan kaysa sayo! Meron din syang kasamang sanay sa kutsilyo” (stupid! He will be more useful than you! We also have a person who is more used in knife) the boss shivered in horror when he remember the girl with a piercing eyes and a sharp knife

Bessy and Skylar snorted in annoyance when they throng got near, the group hesitated and just lingered nearby studying the girls with curious distrustful eyes. “They are so adorable,” Lillian laughed. A more brazen hobitoe summoned it’s courage and it went over to Lillian who patted it. The creature was not any larger than Rudolf. “That’s the leader Moyup,” Orbin smiled. Sure enough the other Hobitoes followed suit and surrounded Lillian eager to be patted also. Lillian couldn’t stop smiling and laughing. Mahali was pleased to see her friend happy. But she now eyed Orbin with interest:

It could be that the rhyme was just a fad when the guardian accompanied their child. "Raisa, this is for you." Bela handed her a spongebob doll wrapped in a ribbon. "We?'' "Just a doll for small children," said Kinta. "Yes, instead of him crying here, it can be a lot," said Arifah, inviting laughter. Raisa pouted annoyed but she accepted the spongebob. Every Sunday morning he never missed watching the cartoon. Bet?

Pat chuckled. “Well, folks, you heard it straight from Pat's mouth," Bob announced. “Well, Bob, are you excited for the next few days on this stunning beach in Hawaii?" Pat asked. “Yes, sir! I've been trying to subtly convince my wife to consider moving here, but she's not budging," Bob confessed. “You've got to make it seem like it's her idea. It works like a charm, Bob," Pat advised. "Alright everyone, let's kick off the day with our first male surfer, Axel Robbin. Axel is a standout in his division, competing against five others across the country. Pat, how many divisions do we have this year?"

Sigaw ko nalang bigla dahil naalala kong umalis sya ibigsabihin tumakas sya! "Tang ina ang bobo mo jiroh!!"Inis na sambit ko habang pinupukpok pok pa ang ulo ko,Pero wala dapat akobg ikabahala dahil kahit saan kang lupalop pumunta masusundan kita kaya magtago ka na ngauon dahil bukas makalawa patay ka na..