Kengan Ashura Crossover Fanfiction Novels & Stories

She also apologized to me on the stream, saying she had neglected me and asking me not to be angry. That reversal stunned Rowan’s fans. The same people who had been attacking me immediately flooded into the livestream to question Nina. "If you are Ash’s girlfriend, then why did you give Rowan flowers on the night the league was won?" Nina lowered her gaze and spoke clearly, word by word. "Giving Rowan flowers was part of our ruse to hype a CP." After saying that, she added, "I know I was terribly wrong, so heaven punished me by taking away the boyfriend who loved me most. I'm sorry to everyone, especially to Ash."

I remembered everything - who I was, what had happened that fateful night, and the faces that had remained blurred in my mind yet still haunted me for so long. I was Kiara Anderson, the Luna of the Crimson Pack. That night, I had been on my way to meet Asher, my mate, to discuss our Mating anniversary plans. But Jonas had intercepted me, his voice urgent, informing me that my parents were under attack by rogues and I needed to accompany him immediately.

Cain’s jaw tightened, his silence heavy with unspoken words. Ashina took a shaky step forward, her voice trembling. “I trusted him, Cain. I trusted him with everything. I thought…” Her voice broke, and she shook her head, her tears finally spilling over. “I thought he loved us. I thought he's with the shadowclaw Cain "

He didn’t move—didn’t push—just stood there, rain streaking his jaw, and her chest ached, torn between shoving him off and pulling him close. “Sienna,” Lila said, soft, pulling her back, and Sienna turned—slow, reluctant—facing her mom again, the ghost she couldn’t outrun. “The safehouse—it’s just past the ridge. I can show you—please, let me show you.” Her voice trembled, desperate, and Sienna’s gut churned—anger, doubt, a flicker of something softer she didn’t want to name.

Lira (POV) Heat drags me under before the clearing lets me go. One moment I’m on my knees in the ash with the Bone Moon above me. The next, hands catch me. A voice says my name. Kael. I try to answer, but my mouth won’t shape sound. “Stay with me,” he says. I want to tell him I’m trying. The ash smell thickens. My body shakes like something inside me is trying to break loose without tearing me apart. Kael’s arm is under my shoulders. His breath touches my hair. The moon burns through my closed eyes.

she stated, but I heard her fainting as her thoughts weren't my concern. "Okay, okay, enough about Xenra," Asher said. "Let's talk about us, and not Xenra; she doesn't have to be a ghost that keeps hunting us whenever we try to have our sweet time together," he added. His words plunged me deeper into confusion, and I began to wonder what Asher meant by a ghost that kept hunting them. When did I hunt them for goodness sake? My mind was still spinning with thoughts when Akira's chuckle broke into my thoughts. "I think I know where you're coming from," she said after her chuckle had subsided. Her words were wrapped with laughter as she spoke.

Listening to the sick tone of Kanan, Anisha fisted her hand and spoke, "I will kill you today" Anisha then grabbed a fork from the table to kill Kanan. Kanan's fiance immediately Protected her but Anisha attached were brutal as fork slashed his arms and he started bleeding. Then Anisha moved the fork towards Kanan and aimed at her face. And Anisha succeeded in it as she cut Kanan's cheeks. Kanan cried as screamed and covered her face in pain and fear. Kanan's fiance raised his hand to hit Anisha but his hand was grabbed by someone else.

he said gently, “My dad will talk to him. And I’ll be there. Kael might be strict—too strict—but he loves you more than anything.” Ashara’s head shook violently, her voice quivering. “You don’t understand… you don’t know my father when he’s angry. I’ve never seen him this way. He…” Her voice cracked. “I’m scared he’ll send me away.” Ranan’s wife leaned forward, folding her hands. “Ashara,” she said firmly, “what you did—it wasn’t a small mistake. You crossed the river. You entered the West.” “I didn’t mean to,” Ashara replied, looking up, her voice almost desperate. “I just… I didn’t know… I wasn’t thinking. I just wanted to study. It wasn’t supposed to be a big deal.”

“Was made using my template. Jian’s code was unstable. Mine was the perfected strand.” Chaewon shook. “Then the child—” “Is mine,” Ash said. “And hers.” Jian’s fury erupted. “You slept with her?” “No,” Ash replied. “She used my blood. My neural imprint.” He stepped closer, voice low. “She did it because she knew what you two would never admit.” Chaewon’s voice was raw. “Which is?” She questioned, curiosity and mixed thought clouded her mind. “That love doesn’t build empires.” Ash added. “It destroys them.”