Hidden Mist Naruto Novels & Stories

He gazed out into the trees and growled low. "What is it," I mumbled softly and he placed his hand on my shoulder making us both disappear. Look to the right around 20 meters, you will catch red eye shine, he told me through our mate bond mind-link. I focused on the area and furrowed my brow seeing what had to be Mystrel searching with his eyes for us on the patio. He can't see us and is bold enough to come and check physically for himself, I huffed. Ash pulled me up against his side and moved us slowly back into his home. He dropped his invisibility and sighed.

"Kristin answer me!" Made...lyn.... You...kil..lled..mmme... The whisper grows higher and higher as we walk longer and longer. My muscles stained, I blink less. I try to concentrate but hard to focus my body going weaker I collapse the entire vision in front of me darkened. Madelyn..nn... Yoouuu...kill..lled...mme... The whispers were the last thing that I could hear before I go into the deep darkness of unconsciousness.

Chapter 2: Whispers in the Mist The mist clung to the mountain paths like a soft veil the next morning, softening the edges of the world into that dreamy, high-detail haze Lila had come to associate with their fragile truce. She walked along the neutral riverbank, her braided hair swaying gently beneath the hood of her cream sweater, the fabric still carrying faint traces of last night’s rain. On one side of her thoughts stood the cool blue sadness of duty—her pack’s expectations, the long history of blood between Shadowfang and her own Moonveil clan. On the other, a calm, glowing hope beckoned, like the wise older presence guiding her toward a future she could barely name. The rain had ease

"We are getting close to the location. Everyone should prepare. The terrain ahead is unstable, and visibility will be poor." I glanced at Milo. She had pulled one earphone out and was looking at me with alert eyes. "Are we there, Aunt Sage?" "Almost," I said. "Keep your earphones in and stay calm. I will let you know when we arrive." She nodded and put the earphone back in, returning her attention to the tablet. Ten minutes later, we reached the mist. It was thick, much thicker than I had expected. A wall of white-gray fog stretched across the road ahead, swallowing everything beyond it. I could barely see the outline of Vex's vehicle in front of me, and even that was little more than a shad

The ash begins to glow faintly, shimmering like starlight scattered across stone. The fog trembles. A low hum vibrates through the earth beneath our feet. The dizziness fades gradually, like pressure lifting from the skull. The drizzle slows. Before our eyes, the invisible road begins to form. Gravel reshapes itself. The distorted trees realign. The veil that once obscured direction peels away like a curtain drawn back by unseen hands. Marcus exhales slowly. “Lunar truth binds stronger than shadow.” The young warrior’s breathing steadies. The blood on the gravel darkens but does not spread further.

The tiredness eventually caught her, and her mind’s darkness began to swallow her whole. In this dense and misty wood, she was standing with trees rising above her like ghosts in the dim moonlight. The air was damp and chilly as she twirled around aimlessly, trying to comprehend her surroundings. The woods appeared known yet unfamiliar; they belonged to a past that no longer existed in her memory. It still made a shiver run through but softly spoke on air. She turned with quickened breath, panic narrowing around her throat. "Mia?" A figure stepped out of the mist, her form translucent and shimmering, like a ghost caught between realms. It was Mia, her face serene but her eyes filled with a s

The creature opens its mouth to talk, and its voice echoes, beautifully so, but it seems to vibrate the dream world. “Hazel!” the mist says, their eyes glowing. “The threads of destiny are being woven, and you have been chosen to be the weaver. A war is looming, invisible to mortal eyes. Only you can untangle the mess that your people are in!” The urgency in the voice of the mist jars me. What is it talking about? Frowning, I try to understand what I have been told. “My people? War? I don’t understand!” I flail my arms around. “And even if so, why me?" I question, my voice echoing as well.

"They are the reason why my memories were wiped out. They almost killed my mate, Venus. I will not let it happen again. Blood will shed if they take something precious away from me again." Before she could talk, we all held hands together and went to their hiding place. It's all dark here! How did that happen? A while ago, I could still see lights coming from the sky. Did they remove it? Luckily, I'm a nine-tailed fox. I can still see despite the dark surroundings. I smirked. Do you think you can outsmart me? "Aya, where are you?" Hiro uttered. I held his hand. "I forgot, you couldn't see from the darkness. Let's go?"

However as she was so focused on Rogue she missed one important detail, throughout the ordeal itself Ashlee was watching from the sidelines. “ it seems Hiraizumi is going to be interesting this coming months” Ashlee chuckled blending in with the shadows his eyes being the ones glowing from within, their bluish silvery colour scaring away the nocturnal wild life. He stayed for a few seconds and then vanished heading back to report on what he had observed.

“Can you turn invisible?” “I can except my tail. It's a fail-safe, so he would never lose me.” “…? Weird, but long as you walk near me and your tail looks as if it comes from my rear end, it should be fine. Right?” Misty turned on its cloaking mechanism. Sure enough, everything on it turned invisible except its tail. She got out of the car first and opened the back-passenger door in a way to conceal her behind. Once Misty was out of the car and Blue was following on the opposite side of her, a few of her neighbors passed by. A couple of them looked at her strangely to see the tiger’s tail flicking at a slow-moving pace. As if it was a normal thing to see. They looked from the tail to her fac