Flight Naruto Novels & Stories

I hit Nara mid-stride, my weight pinning her to the ground. I looked into her eyes. I bared my throat in a silent challenge. Nara whimpered, her spirit finally snapping. She rolled onto her back, exposing her neck in a gesture of total submission. I let her live. She ran back to Silas. "The north tunnel is flooding!" Mako barked through the link. "Harrison triggered the purge! We have three minutes before the lower levels are underwater!" Cane stood over the bodies of the fallen Iron Claws, his eyes glowing. He looked up at the VIP balcony. Silas, Nara and Caspian were there, being dragged away by his security detail toward the rooftop helipad.

The Shinkansen sliced through the Japanese countryside like a silver needle, leaving the neon chaos of Tokyo far behind. Inside the private first-class cabin, the atmosphere was thick with a new, fragile kind of peace. Anindira sat by the window, her shoulder still stabilized by a high-tech medical brace. She watched the rice paddies blur into a sea of emerald green, her reflection in the glass looking softer than it had in years. Beside her, Langit had finally fallen asleep, his head resting against her arm, while Bumi was unusually not on his tablet. He was staring at Arjuna, who sat across from them, reading a traditional Japanese map.

The bird feathers was blocking him as usual since it was way too big. "It's hard to see the forest when it's feathers are blocking me" "I wish this beast was a little bit smaller, maybe it would have been more easier to see the forest" "Ahhhhh!!! I didn't want to do this but I'm running out of time" Natsu thought as he closed his eyes and let go of the eagle. Natsu rolled off the eagle since it was no longer going upwards. Natsu could see a large portion of the forest as he could see the way the streams were moving.

Hard. Ciejill squealed. “That’s not me, I swear!” “Seatbelts!” Keyu yelled while already fastening his seatbelt. The jet dipped again. My stomach did a complete and utter about-face. “What the hell was that?!” I reached out and grabbed the armrest as if it were owed answers to me. In a calm manner, Norio uttered the word "turbulence," as if he had previously flown through Armageddon. “Is this karma for not trusting Dax? Because I’d rather make up with him on the ground!”

He needed to find a safety place until everything will calm down. Niko separated from Kana and accidentally flew to Madasta Region. From eleven days of staying there, he found something that exploded his mind. BACK TO PRESENT. 2 WEEKS AGO. Niko landed to Madasta Region where he accidentally swapped his ticket from someone. But it did not matter to him. Seeing that the palce was actually farther away, he felt happy to land into his new home. He managed to live peacefully for 11 days straight until the one morning at the department store, an unexpexted meeting happened

Master Nigel flew several miles away before he managed to stabilize himself. Waves of disbelief filled his heart as he looked at Fane implausibly. He originally thought that Fane would be unable to defeat him after he had broken through to the ultimate god level. However, the person sent blasting away was actually himself.

But when he saw his friend being hit continuously, the White Lion was annoyed. "Black Tiger, hey, wake up!" The White Lion kept calling his friend's name. He was unconscious. "That's bad! If he faints, that means I'll have to fight the demon myself!" The White Lion was worried. He didn't have the confidence to defeat Narakashura. Narakashura rose from the rubble of the cliff and the ground. He flew into the sky and revealed four wings that stretched beautifully across his back. Each wing seemed to have one large eyelid staring at the White Lion. Then Narakashura's face took a strange turn.

The sound of gunfire gradually softened and disappeared entirely as they flew away from the flying ship. Ishida turned around to check on Jameck, who appeared to be very frightened. “That was scary, wasn’t it?” Ishida asked him. “It was exciting!” Jameck responded. Ishida turned back around and said, “Once we find our way out of this cloud, I can fly the plane for you.” “Thanks for the offer, but I’m getting the hang of this,” Rhina politely declined. Meanwhile, Takao was trapped in the engine room in Section B. The bridge to Section A was guarded by soldiers wearing desert camouflage uniforms and the engine room next to him was defended by Castro Zenoch and the other Piletan pilots.

I heard the sound of wings flapping and turned my head to see Dayanara, Ivan, and Finn. “When you’re ready. No rush.” Dayanara gave me a smile that I could barely return. Darren agreed that flying would be the safest and fastest way for me to travel. He wanted to escort me himself, but they were marching straight to war. They would set up camp after they win at Catata. “You better get her there safely.” Ivan growled. “And you … take care of yourself. Don’t overdo it.” His voice softened as he looked over at me.

Martrice said as he opened his laptop and tried to find out the best way out this forest. Both him and Kain heard the ninjas before they saw them. The next thing they knew they saw about six or more ninjas step out into the opening that was made by their truck spinning through the forest. Martrice looked up and saw another three perched on trees above them. “Shit how the hell did all those ninjas fit into one fucking car?” Kain said as he cock both of his guns making sure he was on the passenger seat. With his cousin in the driver’s side he didn't have to worry about getting snuck from behind.