Could Whitebeard Beat Kaido Novels & Stories

“Hyakuya Kurai! Come out! I am Karasuma Takashi. The Captain of the Kendo club and the champion ‘Thunder’ among my high school peers in the prefecture. I have heard of your strength and the deeds which you have committed. I challenge you!” Kurai smirked hearing a challenge on his first day at school. “I guess he had heard of what you did this morning.” Cai Kang said. “He might be more upset that you managed to crush Kazuha’s hand.” “This is nothing. I’ve gotten way worse injuries than this.” Kazuha said.

She had raised her eyebrows at me with a knowing look of disgust when Kaiden stood, leaning over the table and pointing to different areas on the map. His shirt had pulled tight, his muscles had been on display, and I had been a hormonal mess. I couldn’t deny that he wasn't just a pretty face and body. He was smart and well-versed in war tactics. I may not have been, but he sure sounded like he knew what he was talking about. If it was down to who could outsmart and maneuver the other, Kaiden would win over Cain every time, but it was a battle of forces now. We had no idea what Cain had on his side as he had already involved multiple witches. There was no way of knowing exactly how many he h

Schwing! It was the Island Nation’s kendo again! Kaito did not direct his attack forward, but instead drew a circle around him. Suddenly, a bright halo surrounded his body. Slam! The disciples were unable to react to his attack. They were all sent flying, blood spurting out of their chests. This man was powerful! Too powerful! Kaito wielding a short blade was three times stronger than him with a long blade! One slash was enough to kill two dozen men!

** Kudarma Kingdom: Cando was restless about the state his brother is right now and if he was able to pull off his plan. He wondered what kind of plan it was. Not knowing who to talk to, he decided to visit Adaoh. "You are worried about your brother, isn't it?" Adaoh asked him when he came to meet her. Nodding his head. "Will he be okay? Will something happen to him? Will he come back safely?" Cando rushes at his question. "Kando will be back, but the real battle will begin then." Adaoh told him. "That's when you should get worried because it will get bloody. Be strong and ready Cando for the coming battle ahead."

He surged forward like lightning and shouted, "Wind Blade Technique!" Countless wind blades filled the air, descending upon Chase like a torrential storm. "Scram!" Chase roared while throwing a single punch. The immense force of his strike tore through everything, obliterating the storm of wind blades. "What?!" The bearded man's pupils constricted in disbelief. He had not anticipated that his attack would be so easily dismantled. His Wind Blade Technique was utterly destroyed. Before he could react, Chase swung his palm. The strike sent the bearded man flying, blood spurting from his mouth as he crashed to the ground.

They could only wait outside. “Between King Marciais and Emperor Casey, who is stronger?” “It’s hard to say, but based on their record, King Marciais should be stronger.” “Emperor Casey beat up Zaden, while King Marciais crushed Zaden in one blow. I think they have similar strengths.” … Countless living beings were engaged in discussion. From the near distance, a man and woman walked over. They were Zaden and Xezal of the Doom Race. Since it was a battle of the strongest, they wanted to have a look.

Rickard let out an agonizing roar. “That… That’s impossible… How could it be like this…” Beckham said furiously, “You moron! Kayson killed Steelification Doyen. His raw power is astounding! How dare you compete against him in terms of raw power!?”

I reached out— “STOP!” But nothing could halt what happened next. Kaidën grabbed the nearest warrior and tossed him aside like he was nothing. His rage spiraled, completely out of control — unstoppable. He turned to me again, breathing heavily, losing the battle within himself. “A…ki…ra…” His voice broke. Then—his eyes turned completely black. It was no longer a fight. The beast had emerged victorious. Lyrein seized me from behind, dragging me toward the door. “If we don’t leave, he’ll kill us both!”

I said, “do we have enough to strike the Star Raiders head-on?” Kael didn’t answer right away. He looked out the narrow window slit beside us, watching the White Snow men sparring just outside. “Enough to start,” he said at last. “But not enough for a guaranteed win.” I turned to him, eyes narrowing. “You doubt the strength of what we’ve built?” “No,” Kael said evenly. “I doubt the certainty of war.” That earned him a thin smile from me. “Then we prepare for more than war. We prepare for total domination, we don't know what Ryan might have up his sleeves.”

I asked. He stepped forward. “Because you don’t deserve what’s coming. My father wants to expose your beast… turn your own people against you. He wants to destroy you. And I won’t let that happen.” He paused, eyes steady. “You’re still my friend, Kaiden.” I went still, my breath caught in my throat. He knew about my beast? How long had he known? Before I could ask, he extended a hand toward me, palm open. “What do you say?” he asked. “Let’s fight this together. Like we used to.”