Grandpa Ryu One Piece Novels & Stories

... The voice struck like lightning, silencing the hall. All eyes turned to the entrance, where an elderly man stood, leaning on a cane. Rupert Pittman stood tall, flanked by a group of bodyguards. His sharp gaze swept the room, softening with anguish when it landed on me. "Grandpa!" I cried out. Five years had aged him, his hair now fully gray, but his commanding presence hadn't dimmed. "Rupert?" Tessa gasped, the stick slipping from her hand and clattering to the floor.

That old man was her Grandfather, Rowan Kirk; the current Patriarch of the Kirk Family. Rowan’s eyes remained closed as he slowly stood up, his movements fluid and graceful despite his age. He began practicing a set of martial arts forms, his hands and feet moving with precision and control. Each movement was deliberate, a masterful display of skill honed over decades. As he punched the air, a ripple seemed to move through the atmosphere, as if reality itself was bending to his will. With another punch, the leaves on the tree and the grass in the courtyard swayed, responding to the force of his energy.

All the cultivators standing defensively bowed and greeted. “Old Master Kai” The Old man simply nodded and looked towards his grandson lying on the floor, his eyes widened in anger, and his entire body started quivering. “What have you done to my grandson?” he roared furiously, his eyes bloodshot, while he gritted his teeth. Eduardo replied coldly “he is fine, but, I can't guarantee he will be fine, if he continues pestering my family and me, Old Master Kai, I hope you will give me face, and warn your grandson”

Behind me, I caught a flash of motion—Riko pulled into a tight four-person hug by Darius, Elijah, Forrest, and— Was that her grandmother Yūri, from Forrest’s manga? It had to be. Sleek gray hair twisted into a braid, her posture sharp as a sword, eyes scanning everything like this was her battlefield. Which made the old man her grandfather, Hibiki. Riko didn’t flinch when they reached her. She pressed her forehead to her grandmother’s, and I looked away because I didn’t want to cry again. I had enough emotion waiting for me. Because when I reached Alan, he stood. He didn’t wait for me to speak. He pulled me in—arms around my waist, forehead to mine—and let out a shaky breath that curled arou

He pointed at the object, which made him both amused and funny. "It's not clear," said Han, who had not taken off his glasses. "Open your glasses!" Han pulled him up. "Gosh! Grandpa!" Han hastily ran over to the old man, he was worried something would happen to the first generation Zoku. "What's Grandpa doing?" Han asked at a fairly close distance. "You don't know what this is?" Grandpa Zoku answered casually, while making movements like a gymnast. "Grandfather the problem is not not knowing," said Han who was already annoyed and afraid.

He’d lose face as the esteemed gang figurehead if he did not have him followed. “Yes, Sofu.” He said, taking the seat to the right of his grandmother. His grandfather raised his brow on him. “And it’s all because of a girl.” “Oh let him be, Isamu-san.” His grandmother held his grandfather’s hand. Ryo made a secret victory dance. No matter how tough his grandfather is, he would give in to his grandmother. “So, Ryo-san, how is she?” Ryo smiled. “She’s simply delightful, Soba.” He then told him how they met and how he found himself in the Philippines. His grandma, who was a lover of TV dramas, could not help but whimper.

EVANDER “Why is this old man so difficult to contact?” I asked, massaging the bridge of my nose. Late into the night, I was still in my office because Mr. Miyagi decided to cancel our meeting for the third time. “Well, he is a new granddad,” Rui said, placing my fourth cup of coffee on the table. “You have to give him some time, sir. Mr. Miyagi isn’t a conglomerate like your dad. He’s a highly-valued artist who does not work in a set time.”

"Yes, Yang Xiao. Katou Hui calls Miyamoto Tianye grandpa, and Miyamoto Tianye treats him like his own grandson. The two are very close!" Miyamoto Meihe sighed and said, "Katou Hui is very talented. He has been apprenticed to the No.1 Sword Sage of Japan since he was a child and is known as the No.1 among the younger generation of the Japanese Swordsmanship." "This time he came out to avenge Miyamoto Tianye!" Yang Xiao nodded. It was only then that he understood why this person had nothing to do with him. Why did he announce to the world so eagerly as soon as he came out of the mountain?

With regards to Taka’s life experience, the Suzaku clan had privately discussed about this for quite a lot as it was to no avail and they could only secretly mutter a few words as Ryu had never issue out any sort of approach regarding this issue. After all, Ryu was the genuine person who was in power within the entire Suzaku clan. At this very moment, the aloof and remote Ryu was focusing his sharp gaze onto the body of his granddaughter which was standing before his eyes without lacking the slightest bit of billows of imposingness on his face.

"What the Hell is going on?!" "Not now, Dad!" he called. Shiro looked in the direction of the voice to see a man that he recognized from a long time ago... "Why can't I go?" he bounced in his seat some more. "I just want to run in the grass!" "This is too important for that, Shiro," his grandfather ruffled his hair. "I promise, we'll visit some other time and you'll get to play." "Munni!" a bulky man with curly black hair smiled at his grandfather. He stood up tall and straight. He might have even been taller than his grandpa. But all Shiro could do was stare in awe at the bright orange eyes that he had. They practically glowed.