How Did Kakashi Become Hokage Novels & Stories

It truly made people to be somewhat startled. Being perfectly content by having completed the first business deal, Taka returned to the Suzaku clan in an especially good mood. During the next several days, the cultivation of her Dou Qi and magic was especially satisfactory. Likewise, during this period of self-cultivation, Jesse finally managed to reinstate her health. It was merely that on the day that she’d threatened Taka, the raging blaze had completely burned away all of her hair and her eyebrows. The current head of Jesse was similar to an egg — where, apart from her facial features, she had a bare surface atop her head.

Everyone watched in astonishment and fear as Kurai jumped on a tree and back to the rooftop with large, high jumps. "You are a Kyo. And you said that you were this strong without prior training?" Kazuha said in disbelief. "Yeah, I kick ass." He bragged. "Also, I unlocked my potential from the moment I was born so yeah, I am this strong before training." He says proudly. "There are many people born in this world who has strong chi but this is the first time I have heard anyone having their potential on the moment of their birth." She said. "What was the trigger?"

Shahara was secretly thankful for that. “Anyway, Kage is a hardworking and persistent person. The thing is, he isn’t a typical Lunar Pack member who is born naturally here. He was found in the woods by Elder Zeparu. Then, he was adopted by the Esmeray clan. He was so grateful to the pack who raised him well that he wanted to give it back by becoming Doctor Dreyson’s apprentice. He worked really hard to help the pack – most especially to those who were in need. He was indeed brilliant that he discovered different medicinal plants for curing his patients. Besides, Doc Dreyson, Kage and I were childhood friends.” Shahara patiently explained to her.

Kazumi spies were indeed something else. That reminded me of all the strange powers Hikari had. He could walk on water, ride the winds, and hide his presence without sweat. Above all, he knew something about my parents. Because of the fight and all this, I didn’t have time to meet him and talk about it. The meeting concluded with my coronation ceremony being announced to be held on the last day of my welcome festival. That was really quick. Of course, my husband got his ways. I smiled, seeing the whole meeting through the eyes of my spy butterfly sitting on Amor’s shoulder all this time.

“Tell me, how much do you know about my past?” “As much as any of the others in Hati does, I suppose,” said Tohya with a shrug. “You suddenly appeared in Japan nine years ago, and Kirisawa-sama brought you to Hati headquarters, despite the fact that civilians aren’t supposed to know about Hati. But the Elder didn’t say anything about it. And it was only a few months later that you underwent training under Kirisawa-sama to be a Hati assassin. And before we knew it, you became a Phantom – one of Hati’s elites.”

It unsettled me. I had always feared this moment—the moment when Jiro would step into Hibiki’s life. The moment when I would lose control over the quiet little world I had worked so hard to build for us. But now, as Jiro stood there, holding a syringe filled with his blood, his pheromones hanging thick in the air, it was clear that I had no choice. Hibiki needed him. This was the only way.

My hands twitched at my sides, but I didn’t move. Kage took a step closer, cocky and cruel. “You think just because you came back with a title, people forgot? We remember. We all remember. How you bolted when your mother died. Left the pack like some scared little girl.” “I was sixteen,” I said quietly. “Exactly,” he spat. “A sixteen-year-old who abandoned her duty and then came back pretending like she earned this. You weren’t chosen. You were just convenient. You think any of us would follow you now?”

Khush, who looked like a tan-skinned Hulk, was still kneeling but now looking up at Cazz with a smug smile on his face, clearly expecting to be commended. I wanted to do some growling of my own. ‘That’s better. Hold onto that.’ “How can I help, Sire?” Khush asked with a smile. Cazz’s upper lip twitched like he was fighting a sneer. “You can start by explaining the process of the Reaping. My Queen wishes to know how she was identified and… obtained.”

"Our guys will make sure your merchandise is delivered safe and sound. We've got the finest coke, the finest marijuana, and as a special token of appreciation from our esteemed organization, we've even thrown in a little bonus for you." As he ended the call, Takeda closed his eyes, allowing himself a moment of retrospect. Memories of his humble beginnings flooded his mind, and a sense of pride washed over him. "Damn, I've come a long way," he thought, a gleeful smirk forming on his lips. "From being an illegal immigrant doing small-time robberies to becoming the boss of the Yakuza, with a network of loyal individuals who carry out my every command. Life’s freaking good." At that moment, Kazu

Today’s lesson isn’t over. Erebus - Summer of 1989 ‘Imbeciles, report!’ ‘Our King, Kage, shifted for the first time, early at fourteen years. His wolf is identical to images we have of yours, Sire, and lacks a true scent.’ ‘Magnificant, and his training?’ ‘Yes, Sire, He is strong, fast, and mighty in animal form, like his human physique. ‘He will be perfect.’ *** 10.2 - Progress Kage - Spring of 1991