Kakashi Symbol Novels & Stories

I inquired, and he moved closer to me. "The golden crest is the pack's symbol, anyone who has it and shows it to the army will undoubtedly have control over them," he continues, and I agree. "And where is the crest?" I inquired. "Somewhere only I know," he said, and I suddenly kissed him, which took him by surprise “Do you mind if I spend the night with you?”I inquired

He hollered a few meters from the rest, and all heads snapped to his direction. Walking swiftly towards him, Alex and Caine got to him at the same time. The warrior pointed to one of the kidnappers lying dead on the ground. Caine walled the closet to the body and crouched to inspect it. His eyes widened when he caught sight of a particular symbol–the mark was that od every special warrior in the Diamond Shadow pack. It was a faint werewolf eye with diamond for its iris. "What is it?" Alex inquired "It's a symbol. It's given to every special warrior of the Diamond Shadow pack alongside the pack symbol. It's here on his back," Caine explained.

My mom looked at Zen as she served him on his plate and gestured us to start eating. "Zen what's with that symbol on your suit?"my mom asked him. "I have seen it somewhere but I don't remember exactly where it was" "Oh! That. It is kamoyaki. It stands for the Prince's possession" I blurted it out. As soon as I realised what I have done, I looked up to them to see the expression of shock in all of their faces. My soul screamed inside me as what I have done, why the hell I can't keep my mouth shut. Why do I have to blurt it out. I cursed myself.

“I called you here today so that you can repay the amount of grief it has caused you over the years. It’s up to you to decide if you want to take this chance or not.” “I’m not strong…” “I’m well-aware. But that’s not the question I asked. Do you want to slay it?” asks Yasuhiro with a serious face. “Yes, in fact I want to murder it.” Says Akihiko with bloodlust. “Good. You’ve got what it takes to be a hunter. Now, let us move on with the training.” He says and gets up. Ayame asks them- “So~ am I supposed to tag along too?”

She can’t sing. Didn’t you see her marking on her wolf? She’s all black with blue-tinted fur with a white symbol on her chest! Okay, well what does that symbol mean? It means that she’s the incarnation of the Goddess of Water. The upside-down triangle on her chest is an ancient symbol of water. What. The. Fuck?

Kael looked at me, as if he could hear the thoughts racing through my head. "Those wolves won't be the last." He said. "What does that even mean?" I asked. "It means, your problems have only begun." Those words settled heavily between us. For some reason, I believed him, every single word coming out of his mouth. A flash of silver caught Kael's attention. I could see something lying near the edge of the clearing. One of the hunters must have dropped it during the fight. Kael walked over and picked it up. A metal emblem, black. Marked with a strange symbol. The moment he saw it, his expression changed. Not fear, not exactly.

Kon speaks up with fury burning in his eyes. Ah, I remember this is where the rift between the two of them started. “Valid point, Konstantin, and acceptable. Objection wavered,” Kaede says and calls Kon forward to kneel as well. She does the same to him and gives him the BloodCrest Beta symbol. “On your feet, Beta Konstantin,” she says, and Kon stands up with a proud look in his eyes. He steps back to stand next to Kai with his hands behind his back, then Kaede looks at Kai again.

"He's right, Asher. It's the same symbol, just done in heavy black." "Xander's got it, too," Taryk said. "Someone check me." I gestured for him to turn around. He did, bent at the knees as he tipped his chin to his chest. I nodded. "Yeah, Taryk. You have it, too." We all turned back around or straightened. I gave a nervous laugh. "What does that all mean?" "Think we could be linked like Ki-Ki and her mates?" Asher asked, his hand engulfing mine on his lap.

Aki’s late father was the greatest embodiment of their emblem animal, the Stork, wearing his immaculate-white shōzoku suit and leaping into the flames of the enemy like a giant prehistoric bird that was light and airy yet bursting with life, ultimately sacrificing himself and leaving his loved ones behind. Before Aki realized it, a tear had fallen from the waterline of her eye and blotted the ink on her parchment. Perhaps the calligraphy sensei would understand. She quietly sniffled and wiped the remnant tear away with the long wide sleeve of her white kimono whose knot on the back was as puffed out as a resting stork’s head and shoulder. It took some effort to lift her bowed head to check t

The water weighed heavily in my pack, a small comfort against the knowledge that we were being hunted now. Kade’s men were out there, circling like wolves. They wouldn’t attack right away, not while they thought they could corner us first. Ember slowed, her gaze darting to the graffiti on the wall ahead. It was a jagged symbol, a crude drawing of a knife crossing over a sun. “What’s that?” she asked, her voice low. “Kade’s mark,” I said. “He’s staked his claim here.” She frowned, brushing her fingers on the cuff on her wrist.