Kaido Daughter Novels & Stories

Ceres (whispering): “You’re… You’re him. You’re Cairos.” Cairos (voice echoing): “Daughter of the broken line. Flame-touched. Did they send you to kill me… or crown me?” Ceres (confused, trembling): “No one sent me. I didn’t even know you existed.” Cairos (smiling faintly): “Oh, but you did. In your dreams. In your rages. You feel the burn, don’t you? That isn’t Auren’s fire. It’s mine.” Ceres (stepping back):

He never expected Divine Guardian Korea to be defeated so miserably. The following news came back. Although he didn't believe it, it was really possible that Yang Xiao won, so it caused such an uproar. In Japan. A woman knelt in front of the Japanese Sword Saint. Hearing Master's words, the woman immediately bowed her head and said in a low voice, "Master, please allow me to fight to the death with Yang Xiao." As the last disciple of the Sword Sage of Japan, Katou Hui, the young Heavenly Daughter of Japan, had been defeated by Yang Xiao several times.

The girl picked Kazumi, not that I know of, she's the mother of Kazuya, the daughter-in-law of Jinpachi, the paternal grandmother of Jin and the ex-wife of Heihachi. This is one of the characters that I am afraid of. Stacey then picked Lucky Chloe, the cutie cat player. For me she's one of the easiest to fight with. "Look, I looked just like Lucky Chloe." Stacey giggled. Then the battle begins. The first round, it just took 30 seconds for the girl to knocked out Stacey. I can see that Stacey is having a hard time controlling the machine. In the second round, Stacey was knocked out once again. The girl has one more win and she's undefeated again.

“I have a lot to tell you about Anya and my disappearance and our daughter and the reason why I’m here for the key and—“ I stared at her. “Our what?” She bit her lips as tears welled up in her eyes. “Our daughter.” I took a step back, blinking in surprise. “A daughter?” “Yes Kaiden, I gave birth to a girl,” she replied with a sad smile. “Unlike the boy you really wanted.” She laughed. “I really need the key Kaiden, my mother’s freedom is at stake here.” Her voice was sad but I could tell how determined she was and I hearing about her mother being trapped? It intrigued me and I wanted to know more.

In unison, it seemed like the entire cafeteria gasped. “Ah, Hilda, Hi.” Aphelion said, placing the girl on the ground. She gave him a look of confusion but didn’t say anything as she watched him skeptically. “This is Katrina.” Aphelion said, grabbing me from Miles and introducing me to Hilda. Hilda looked me up and down and seemed unimpressed, but she still was courteous enough to introduce herself to me. “Hilda, House of Lightning, Demigod, Daughter of Thor.” Then she sneered at me as she wrapped her hands around Aphelion’s arms, “Betrothed to Aphelion, Heir to the Sky Kingdom.”

Shuji called. "The cousins Erika and Hyo are in a forest, son. I spoke with Lixue. Your ex-girlfriend isn't ordinary; she's the daughter of a forest king. That's why she's different from the women I've dealt with. She became part of your life," Raiden said to his son, who looked around the office. Hearing this from his father, Shuji turned his gaze. "Ah?" Shuji replied to his father, immediately approaching. He knew Erika truly was Japanese.

I asked with my hand on her arm. “I’ll tell you after we humor Aaliyah,” she said and pulled me into the bathroom. She grabbed a spray bottle to moisturize my hair and brushed it into a high ponytail. Then she added a little product to my kinky curls. “The guy Aaliyah found was cute, maybe this will be good for you.” I rolled my eyes and proceeded to wash my face a bit before putting on my moisturizer, lipgloss, and a little bit of blush. For my daughter’s sake, I’ll at least try to look nice.

I'd seen her at parent-teacher conferences—she always sat in the seat reserved for Tyler's parents. "Well, well, if it isn't the Werheimers. Heading in to make a scene?" Mom tightened her grip on the umbrella. "Miriam, we're here to file a legitimate appeal. This has nothing to do with you." Miriam Johnson tilted her head and gave a polished, practiced smile. "A legitimate appeal? The daughter of a criminal trying to get into the National Defense Academy—that's a joke at the expense of national security." "My daughter's biological father was a war hero!"