Homestuck Kanaya Novels & Stories

Adam didn't think twice to tell what he thinks. “Shut up, you don't even know everything.” Karen moaned so loudly in pain, at that time Leah went out to the place where she was trying to hide. “K-Karen, you are Anaya's sister? So it means you're one of those wolves who wanted to kill me through a disease.” Leah felt her heart ache even more.

Keith had Kayden balanced on his shoulders, his deep voice explaining something about the gardens we’d pass on the way inside. “Where are we?” My voice came out hoarse, unused. Kane crouched beside me, his stormy gaze softening in a way that made my stomach churn. Why does the mating bond still work? We’ve been away from each other for so fucking long. And I’ve had sex with another man like they have. “Home” he said simply, like that word could erase everything. I scoffed, shaking his hand off. “This isn’t my home.” His jaw tightened, but he didn’t argue. Of course, he didn’t. What could he say?

“I want you to stay.” Kan hugged her tighter, pulling the sheet over her body. That request was everything he wanted to hear—and, at the same time, everything he feared. “I’m so sorry…” he whispered again, now against her ear. Maya didn’t answer. She had already fallen asleep. And Kan stayed there, motionless, eyes open in the dark. The truth burned his skin. His past, marked by violence and blind instinct, now had a name. Maya was his mate. And he was the monster who had marked her unknowingly.

'Is Caden as sexy as Yuka? She shook her head and slapped her cheeks to ward off those unholy thoughts. 'Jeez, Hazel! Stop thinking about naked men!' ... Kanul, Sapphiran Capital 2030 It was noon and the sun was up. A couple of Sapphirans were attending to their farmlands. They were using their magic to heal their dying plants. Some of them aided the plant growths to help them produce large yields. Kyan, stood on the front porch of his home, gazing at empty space, his thoughts nearly consuming him. He was twenty three years old, but he was the only one in his family who didn't have magic or the gift of vision. Most of the people in his district knew him as the only one without the true manif

Kanai chanted, taking out a thin quiver from his bag containing a few silver arrows and a bow. “What!, Kanai you are a jerk, I believe in this but what is this stupidity?” "Trust me, just let me out." Hail Kanai in an exuberant tone. “I will not be able to recreate the wall again if I open it. It takes more strength that I no longer have.” "Then I'm sorry, Daniel, but the Queen needs me." Kanai finally spoke and recklessly rushed out of the firewall causing a hole in it. "Kanae you idiot."

Chapter 77 Kana moved with an ethereal grace through the labyrinthine passages of the castle, her presence a calming force amidst the bustling chaos that often enveloped its halls. Her onyx hair flowed like a liquid nightfall, a cascade of darkness that whispered secrets only the stars could comprehend. Her eyes, a deep almond shape, held a tranquil wisdom, an ancient understanding of the world that seemed to transcend her youthful countenance. There was something inherently serene about Kana, an inner peace that beckoned to those who crossed her path. Her aura was like a gentle breeze on a scorching day, a refuge for the weary souls that sought solace in her presence.