Itadori And Sukuna Novels & Stories

Thora dropped to her knees, screaming while gripping her left arm. The Undri turned its attention to Arai, its right eye gleaming with rage as it stared at the one who had wounded it. Green foul smelling chunky blood flowed from its impaled eye, spilling on the ground. Before Arai could react, the creature rushed at her, plunging its pincers in her stomach. Arai’s eyes bulged, blood flew out of her mouth. The Kitsune fell on her back, seemingly not breathing. She was soon lying in a pool of her blood.

“You won't like it when I'm lonely. I pick a fight with Hikari’s best swordsman, Yushi that little pest.” “Yushi?” “Oh you will come across him one of these days when we get closer to Hikari.” After getting enough of the fairy, they exited the party scene. Like how they went there, Mizuko’s hand were tightly holding Kenshi’s. Him holding her hand somehow makes her feel secure. Then out of nowhere, some thing jumped in front of them. It has a body like a gorilla but head like a dinosaur. Mizuko wanted to run but her hand was in Kenshi and all she could do is breath heavily.

Along the far side of the chamber were the others. Kayo leaned against one of the rune pillars, fox-bright eyes fixed on the center circle, while her two oni brothers, **Akitora — Aki —** and **Riku**, stood near the wall where the chamber’s ward-lines met the stone. Both looked like they’d rather be anywhere else than sitting still, which probably meant they were exactly where they were supposed to be.

His skin complexion was also turning a sickly shade of pale. “Seiran.” He rasped. “My name is…Seiran. Seiran Fujiyama.” Tohya looked on wordlessly. The newly acknowledged Seiran then laughed humourlessly, coughing up some blood as he did so. “I can’t believe that kids like you could defeat me. What a joke.” He coughed harshly. “But it doesn’t matter now. No matter how much Hekate tries, she can never defeat Kami.” Tohya narrowed his eyes. He didn’t like the way that Seiran had phrased those words. There was a resigned tone in his voice; almost like Yuri’s fate was already sealed.

Memories of my ancestors invaded my brain. Thousands of images remained impregnated in my memory, revealing what Sokaris said... I was the reincarnation of Suicune, the goddess of the northern winds. I looked into Sokaris’s icy blue eyes and said, “You shouldn’t be here. You must go.” “I will not leave without you, my love.” “I can’t go with you. My duty is to be here. I am responsible for these people now, as you are responsible for the darkness and the dead. You must go.”