Kakashi 1000 Years Of Death Novels & Stories

“Don’t interrupt me. Don’t forget I was fourteen when everything happened and I was training to be leader. I knew all of his deals and not once did the name Fujiwara come up. Takahiro just wanted to use that guy for his benefit to take you out” “Let’s say you’re correct. He lied to Takashi so someone else could do the work for him, but it still doesn’t explain the fact that his parents are dead. Who killed them then Sachi?” she asked. “Don’t you find it funny how it’s only Takahiro that knows how they died?” “No” Megumi shook her head. “Because I’m the only one who knows how father died in detail. This conversation is over”. “No it’s not” Sachi said standing with her. “There’s also the fact

He smells like death. “Please don’t kill me”. “I haven’t had a werewolf snack in years, so no, I will kill you”. “You would have to get in line for that mister, given that you’re not the only one who wants me dead”. He chuckled again. “I have been alive for a thousand years and I can never ever remember getting in line for anything or anyone especially a woman”. “Do you have anything against women? And wait, you’ve been alive for a thousand years? How’s that even possible?”

“That’s impossible. That would mean Tamerlane has somehow achieved immortality. If we believe all the stories, that guy has died more times than a cat’s got lives. If that was true, he’d be, what, over two hundred years old now.” Aki shook her head, more to herself than to Temujin. “No. You’re right. It can’t be him. Even if he had somehow survived through the Age of Darkness, it was my father’s ultimate act of sacrifice to trap him and his men with the Shinpu-Ren Majutsu.” Both Aki and Temujin fell quiet. Temujin was the one to break the silence: “All right, I’ll tell you exactly what I know. What the stories say is that the Nagas were made up of Slayers from a completely different clan.”

"I'm sure he must have been a shining beacon if you traveled all the way home just to pay your respects Nanako nodded. "He was the most respected monk in all of Japan. He was 125 when he died…" "He was that old?" Charlie blurted. "Was he a cultivator?" Nanako shook her head. "No, he was actually a fervent Buddhist, spending his entire life studying all scriptures and doctrines." Charlie was still somewhat surprised—it's just that rare for a normal human to live that long. But rare didn't mean impossible, and he once again didn't dwell on it, casually asking, "It must have been a grand funeral for a revered figure such as him?"

"He is not the same as us. Kazuo-kai is a psychic human who cannot die. He is the Immortal Deity." And then, the man smiled. He was remembering their big secret, the secret they had kept all along. "Because it was Kazuo who raised four people who were almost dead. One of those four was me." ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Hikaru asked after spending some time in silence. “You mean at the time of death? 22 years old.” Silence hung in the air, ruined only by the soft thuds of monsters trying to make their way into the shield. “My owners never have a long life, so I do switch owners quite often.” The book admitted. Hikaru breathed deeply and closed his eyes. Was he prepared? To give his life to a girl he just met? Why did he feel this way in the first place? It did not make sense. Nothing made sense.

There was a subtle silence before Rain stepped forth to ask a different question. “Lord Arshild, how long has it been since you, uhh, died?” He asked. “Hell if I know. Trapped in here, time seemingly stopped. You know how you sleep and when you wake up, hours pass just like that? That’s exactly how I felt upon the Dragoknight's activation. How long has it been since then?” Arshild asked what Rain asked. “My lord, it has been 600 years.” Theraphosa answered. “Six hundred?!” Arshild exclaimed in shock. “Wow! I was expecting only a few years at most. Six hundred… huh. So you’re saying the Scarlett King was defeated…?”

“He’s dead. Has been for three years.” Tohya blinked. Three years? He is by no means stupid. If he was, he wouldn’t even be a Hati assassin, let alone a Phantom, and he soon managed to put the story together piece by piece. “Three years?” he said slowly. “Does this mean that…?” He trailed off.

My stomach churned. “And now?” Sol asked. Chaos’s expression darkened. “Now he’s something else.” A pause. “He died,” Order said. “But didn’t stay dead,” Chaos finished. My breath caught. “A living dead,” I said. Chaos nodded. “But not like Maxwell,” he added. “He’s been like this… for centuries.” “How long?” Sol asked. Chaos’s eyes flickered. “Over six hundred years.” Silence. Heavy. Impossible. “And every year,” Order said quietly, “he has grown stronger.”

Kang said as he munched on the biscuits he had been given. "How old are you?” Heremuah asked in a sarcastic tone but it was either Kang didn't get it or he pretended not to. "Eight thousand nine hundred and ninety nine years old. I am turning nine thousand in six months’ time. Not old. Just nine millennia," he said and all our jaws were on the floor except Heremuah who wasn't fazed as if he already knew. Of course, he already knew. “It wasn't a question," Heremuah said with irritation as he looked at Kang as if he was looking at a spoiled child.