Invisible Devil Fruit Novels & Stories

She lifted the fruit she was eating. "It's Black Sapote. Not the forbidden fruit. They just look similar, but unlike the latter, this does not have red spot. You were too stupid to think that I would eat something that could kill a baby. Do you really think I'm that evil?" she sarcastically said. I looked at her apologetically. She should have told me then. She didn't have to hide it. "I—I'm sorry. I thought you were eating the forbidden fruit because you kept hiding it behind your back."

They were setting up the most basic traps. The little devils were excitedly digging the holes; some of them were collecting dried branches and leaves. Anom had to admit that the little devils were great at working as a group, and it made his work far easier. They finished the work quickly and left the place, going back towards the red goats. Two of the little devils separated from the group and left to complete the next step. Two of them left the group quickly and came back just as fast. But along with them, they brought a small fruit with a bright yellow color. It was shaped like a pear and tasted very sweet. Anom asked the little devils before, and they told him about this fruit, which was

“What? The thing inside you’re talking about is the Stardew Fruit?” Alex was really stunned this time. The Ultimate Book of Medicine he inherited contained introductions of countless treasured species. The Stardew Fruit was classified as one of the ten immortal fruits that seized the fortune of heaven and earth and nourished the ten-point spiritual energy. It needed the supplement of Stardew Dragon bloodline for a total of ten thousand years before it could blossom and bear fruits. This thing was omnipotent. Not only Alex, but even the Mystic Maiden was startled and screamed in embarrassment.

"I fucking hate you" He didn't even seem fazed by my little outburst. Just stared at me like I was boring. "I haven't even started Matilda, you can't break already, that would be fucking boring" I was starting to realize why they called him the devil. His eyes spoke of torture and for the first time, I was truly scared of what he might do to me. A notification cut through the silence. His phone. He glanced at it once. Then his expression shifted slightly. Not emotionally, Just focused now.

Its calm promise. "Ah, nothing." I immediately averted my eyes and frowned again and looked back at the grapes in the bowl. When I regained my sight there I frowned with the small hand of an animal or creature trying to reach the bowl. I noticed that it was hidden in the tell of the table I was facing. I do not know what animal it is but it is white. I have not yet seen its entirety because it is under the fabric. While trying to reach for the grapes in the bowl I slowly pulled it away from the creature that was reaching it. He still struggled until his whole body was exposed under the tablecloth.

He rubbed his eyes and looked out at the group of tall pine trees across. He stopped suddenly, and his gaze slowly centered on something standing under the stree. He heard ringing in his ears and couldn’t look away. The figure stood beside the tree about two feet shorter than it did, long arms draped at its sides as it stared up at him with non-existing eyes. The figure had no facial features to speak of. No eyes, no mouth, no nose, yet it held a hypnotized stare, seemingly peering into his very being. The ringing in his ears grew louder and louder each second he stared before suddenly it all went black. Nina struck the magic calabash on the ground, the second time she strike they found them

Now, he might be reclining more to just thinking they are actually invisible. “Fuck. Fuck. Fuck.” Sebastian punches the wheel harder each time. He falls back to his seat, resting his head against the soft cushioned car seat. His brain begins to settle again and he finally accepts the fault in his information. He starts the car engine, pulls away from the compound. Dust whirls up in the air landing against his wheel screen. Sebastian quickly turns on the wipers. As the screen clears up again, he catches sight of a man walking through the sugarcane plantation in a direction perpendicular to the house.

"How dare you steal our Thunder Spirit Fruit? Are you courting death?" "As an outsider from outer space, how dare you be so rampant on our Evil Fang Star?" The surrounding warriors of the Evil Fang Star all cursed angrily. They had waited for several months for the Thunder Spiritual Fruit and sacrificed countless lives. They were about to obtain the fruit, but someone else would take it first. How could they endure this? Chu Xun turned a deaf ear to them. With a flash, he came to a Thunder Spiritual Fruit and reached out to grab it. "Do you want to die?"

"Right... Mother, I've already found a treasure that can save you from the Sea of Misery." After that, Caspian took out the Vast Divine Fruit and said, "This is a Vast Divine Fruit. With it, your can rebuild your body. The poison and various injuries can be healed!"

A soft wind brushed against them, carrying the scent of jasmine and smoke — remnants of what had been, and what would never return. Below, the city roared with joy, but in that quiet space, there was only them — a family born of ruin, standing at the edge of a new dawn. And as the first stars shimmered above, Isabelle smiled faintly, her arms tightening around her son. Adrian bowed his head, as though in silent prayer. The devil of Deira had finally found his peace.