Fire Force Intro Novels & Stories

I started my training weeks ago, I couldn't run as fast as I wanted to without my scar hurting and I couldn't do a lot, to begin with. Still, once I got home I would do certain exercises to blend in with the pain on the emotional side and the physical too, and I found it so much easier and better. Cody started showing me guns and how to use them. He showed me the clips and the magazines and how to load and unload but using guns would always be the very last resort as long as I held his protection and some of Lorenzo's men but even that it was hard to accept.

The line of fire starts right in front of the rogues, making them stumble back, startled. "What...?!" Remington stumbles back too. He turns to look at me in shock, "How–who—" I don’t have time to explain right now. I need to get these guys to fuck off. "Stay back,” I order Remington and I turn my attention to the rogues, walking straight to them... or attempting to, because strong arms pull me back right when I’m about to do my stunt and walk through the fire to scare them off, "Stay the fuck back! It’s my fire, it won’t hurt me.”

Deep in my bones, in the heat under my ribs. The child inside me wasn’t ordinary. She was fireborn. And the world had no idea what it was about to face. Lilly By morning, Grey Howl was lit up like a fortress. Cameras scanned every inch of the outer wall, drones buzzed the perimeter, and packs from as far as the Rockies were pinging our secure comms demanding updates.

A chill ran through me as I stared at him in disbelief. Seeing the terror in my eyes, Tucker curled his lips into a knowing smile. Panic took over me, every fiber of my being screaming to push him away and run. But my body refused to cooperate. The fire inside me had barely dimmed, leaving my body limp and unresponsive. I grabbed his tie, my attention drawn to the flush creeping over his ears. "Can you take me home?" I asked. Reading my unspoken request, Tucker quietly began to remove my clothes. "Tucker… No…"

“Not ours. Not government. Could be scavengers or… something worse.” “Mercs?” she asked. He nodded grimly. “The kind that hunt for tech in dead zones.” Adanna sighed, exhaustion bleeding into defiance. “Let them come. I’m done running.” “Not yet you’re not,” Victor said, helping her up. “If they find us here, they’ll think we started the fire.” She smirked faintly. “We did start the fire.” “Then we should probably go before they notice.” They moved down the slope, every step crunching on wet grass and broken glass.

I saw the flames that had swallowed the red sky and rendered it inaccessible to see through the windows slowing down. Oh no! This shouldn't happen. Fire was the only weakness of Frederick. In order to keep it active, I controlled my breaths and focused myself on feeling the blood coursing through my veins. I focused deeper to unlock the fire ability and glared out of the window to increase the flames. Seeing the long flames carved by my ability hiding the sky was satisfactory until I saw a bolt of ray striking inside the window piercing my created flames.

- I understand that but I really have to know what I should expect. - In that precise moment you will know and also then you will need to find me so I can teach you how to control it. The more intense is your love for that man the harder to control will become your power of fire. - Don’t worry, I will come to you. But what if I never fall in love? - Well, then the fire within you will stay hidden. - That is good to know… - Now, if you will excuse me, it is not my intention to send you away, but I have some business to take care of.

Then his eyes opened, the fire returning to them. He pressed one last kiss to my lips, and whispered, "Then let him come." And I knew. The war would begin with fire, but we would end it with fury. Together.

He was quick to catch on. “ Told you, that you wouldn't want to know,” I said, pointing at his obviously pissed face. “ No, I'm actually pretty calm,” he took a deep breath. “ That's definitely new,” I smirked in amusement. “ Have you heard of fighting fire with fire, Boss?” He asked out of the blue. “ I'm not sure but more importantly, how is this related to anything that just happened?” I raised my brows. “ It's a technique used in firefighting apparently. Sometimes, when the fire outbreak can't be handled or controlled with water, fire is used instead to stop the fire outbreak,” Enzo went on to explain even though I was yet to see the point of this.

That must be that the Blazing Battle Force was not a fire characteristic procedure. Gosh, what other characteristic would it be able to be on the off chance that it was anything but a fire type procedure? Without a decision, Lorist got a few other mid-positioned procedures of various characteristics among which included water, wood, metal, earth, even ones with light and wind ascribes. After some cautious exploration, he presumed that the Blazing Battle Force had no association with any of the characteristics of these different strategies. This was an exceptionally troubling end for Lorist and caused him to reevaluate whether the Blazing Battle Force was a fire characteristic procedure all t