Killua Adulthood Novels & Stories

I guess he got that from traveling around the world as well. “She isn’t an adult, Koda,” I told my brother, who now rolled his eyes at me. “She’s nineteen, Adam.” He countered, making me lift my hands. “Exactly my point! Still a minor!” I told him “Adam, you were nineteen when mom and dad died and you became our legal guardian. Believe me when I say that at nineteen, you are an adult.” Koda spoke to me, making me sigh. Because no, when I was nineteen, I hadn’t been an adult… I had just been forced to grow up overnight to be able to take care of my siblings. All in all… I had just been a kid raising kids.

asked Justin with a serious expression . Kiara looked at his serious expression and thought of how much he had grown . He wasn't the little kid that used to hide behind Kiara but a grown-up young man with a bright future ahead as the leader of one of the most powerful families in the whole world . Knowing that the people she cared about would live comfortably and without any worries , her mission was completed .

I can only guess Consent is the human version of eighteen, if only. I didn’t even enter my first classroom until I was thirty. Humans were over and done with the high-school experience before I was untethered from my mother’s skirts in Bonding. Each stage Islanders get for adolescence is twenty to twenty-five stages a piece. We’re not considered their version of twenty or twenty-one until we reach a full age. One hundred arduous annuals of making that shift. Only to be told when we get there that it’s a dirty sin to share a mutually beneficial and natural course of development.

“But for now, I’m still responsible for you so I get to make the decisions. When you’re old enough and can fully control your powers then you can decide on whether you want to have a peaceful life or a strife filled one.” “I’m going to be eighteen next month. I’m basically an adult.” “Age doesn’t define maturity.” “That’s what you think.” “We’ll have this talk another day.” Claud said. “I’ll be sending you to England to meet your grand mom this summer…” “But our mission…” “It’s just one summer, if we want to take on witches or celestials, you have to be in full control of your powers. Your grand mom trained me and I turned out fine so I would like her to train you too.” Claud said. “It’s fun

I know you can! “That's the thing, I can't, Kyle. I'd love to help you, but this is the first time I've encountered this. Kyle was already ten, he considered himself an adult, so he held back the shameful tears on the way. He trained so much, and all in vain? - What about the order? - he asked. Reiner just sighed heavily.