Cross Road Anime Novels & Stories

The Lighten coughs in blood trying to resist from the five beings. “This is hilarious! He really thinks he can still live after this.” Matteo grab the Lighten’s head and let him see the battlefield. “See?” The southern borders is covered with blood and corpses of the defeated battalion. The sand is all red, dark, and stinky. The battle has almost ended and the sight has brought pleasure to the victorious squad. “See?’’ “c-Cr-cro-crossbr-…crossbreeds…I-“ Matteo strikes him to death with his sharp stone mold. “That ends it here.”, Matteo satisfyingly said while looking at the dead Lighten.

I lift her to hold her while Damen and Sam sit back down on the sofa. Wanting to hold her more and truly never let her go, I take her seemingly exhausted body fully into my arms and sit between Damen and Sam. “What happened,” Sam asks Trinity. “I saw glimpses of death and destruction in her mind. It was incredibly painful. Then, there was a bright light and after a void.” Trinity says while rubbing his goatee. “Bridges are rare, to begin with. During the reincarnation process for many souls, they have the choice of which soul path they want to try to succeed on.

Whispers Ritsu back to Seirei while driving. The silence breaks after some time when Ritsu suddenly puts a sudden break to the vehicle. Almost falling out of the trunk Akihiko shouts- “LOOK WHERE YOU’RE GOING!” “Um… Even if you do say that I can’t help it.” “Huh?! What the hell is that…?” says Akihiko while standing in the back and looking at a creature in the middle of the road. Since it was really dark Akihiko and Ayame couldn’t make out what it was but Seirei on recognizing it immediately says-

He laughed to himself and steeled himself even more. After what felt like a few years of walking to him he finally saw it. The crossroad. The roads were dusty yellow with a few cracks travelling through them. The man stood on the left side of the road where at the edge of it stood an old wooden sign post that threatened to fall at any moment. The signs were pointing towards a direction with the names on them. The forwards, left, right arrows read ‘NOWHERE’, while the last arrow which pointed towards the road that he came from read, ‘MAYBE SOMEWHERE’.

BROOM BROOM A two-wheeled vehicle was seen speeding down a highway in the middle of the forest. The vehicle, called Motosicca, was being driven by two girls. They were heading from Vestaria to a larger city in the middle of the Vitania mainland. “So, I have to leave Vestaria, Flo?” asked Alisa, who was riding behind. “Too bad you have to do that. You won’t get anything there,” Flo replied. "Oh, I see?"

“The scariest part about disappearance isn’t the silence–it’s how quickly everyone learns to live with it.” HOSEA The red in my vision is slowly clearing. Xavier stands there right before me, arms wide, grinning like some comic book villain who’s missed his cue. Same haircut, same scuffed prefect badge, same untouchable confidence. My hands clench and unclench before I ball them into fists. “You think that’s funny?” “Actually? Yeah,” he says, still chuckling. “Figured you’d clock me quicker, you’re getting slow.”

"No. But let's get it done." I crawled over the seat then got my boys out. They whined a bit, much like I wanted to, but thankfully went along with us. While we trudged through the jumble of cars and furniture that were blocking the road, I began to wonder who on earth would have done something like this. Who, in their right minds, would think this could actually work against these creatures? I had watched they crawl across cars as if they were a sidewalk. Not to mention the way it had raced across the walls and even the ceiling like freaking Spiderman. Since I knew it was stupid to think the owner would jump up and announce themselves, we continued to move on.

Thinking about him makes me feel so sad, knowing I would never get to tell him how much I have fallen for his arrogant arse. Hana and Sara leave to go get us some water and coffee, leaving just Dai and I to ourselves. I take a quick peek at him and watch how his eyes are closed and his head leans against the wall. Growing up I would watch Japanese cartoons and movies, thinking they were the most beautiful beings on earth. Which is indeed true, just watching Dai who seems perfect to me minus his arrogance.

Flora clicked on a video in the class group chat, sent anonymously, not long ago. The students were murmuring in the background, and in front was Sky, facing a blonde guy slightly taller than him. The blonde guy pointed his finger at Sky, saying, “I’m warning you—stay away from Alicia. I wouldn’t want to repeat myself.” “If you want her, just say it,” Sky scoffed. “I don’t mind handing out my worn-out stuff to you.” The boy lunged forward. One punch sent Sky stumbling, and before he could recover, another landed. Usually, no one would step out to stop the fight, so Alicia had to step forward to stop him.

Alaric braced himself against the table, his eyes bloodshot. “So what if you and your parents drank some toad eggs?” he said. “It’s not like it kills you. “Sera, am I going to be disfigured?” Seraphina roared at the other bodyguards. “Break his hand for me!” The bodyguards surged forward together, slammed me to the floor, grabbed a chair, and smashed one of my hands. They gave me no chance to react. Pain drained the color from my face, and my whole body trembled.