Konoha Symbol Novels & Stories

Upon arriving, we found her house completely messed up, with broken medicinal bottles and a symbol drawn on the wall in blood - a star with 7 corners, created by a circle with 7 arrows. "This is bizarre!" I exclaimed, rushing to Jade's side to check on her well-being. "Are you alright?" I asked. "You think this is strange? Wait until you learn the origin of this symbol - it will blow your mind," Jade said sarcastically, a smile playing on her lips. "Why the suspense? Just tell us!" I demanded, crossing my arms. "This symbol belongs to the Seven hunters, who have likely been imprisoned for centuries. So, either it's a prank, or..." Jade paused, looking at us intently before continuing, "Someo

Zara asked. Rynese carefully unrolled it while everyone gathered around him, the parchment was old and crusty. The northern territories stretched across it in faded ink, some locations were marked on it and notes were written at the edges. A symbol stood out immediately, it was a crescent moon wrapped around a blade.The same symbol they'd seen before. Zara pointed at it. "What does that mean?" Nobody said anything then she looked up. Valkyrie had gone completely still, the colour had drained from her face.

I opened my eyes. “Kiara?” Kael was staring at me. “I saw him.” “Where?” “Somewhere dark.” “Who was with him?” “A woman.” “Who?” “I don’t know.” I looked around. Then I noticed something. A tree. Its bark had been carved with a symbol. A crescent. The coven. But beneath it was another symbol. A wolf. My blood ran cold. “This isn’t the witches.” Kael frowned. “What?” “The symbol.” I touched it.

And on it. Embroidered. In the chosen blue. The spiral. The Hidden Stitch symbol. Noah's design. The ammonite shape. The symbol for things more important than the system. Embroidered on white. In blue. Small. Perfect. Noah looked at it. He looked at Amara. He tilted his head. "That's the symbol," he said. "Yes," she said. "On the white," he said. "Yes," she said. "From the commission," he said.

"It's the symbol of water... The exact same symbol on this tooth has been carved on this tree but who carved it? Could it be—" "Matthew look!" A gasp of horror sounded beside him as June pulled his arm, forcing him to face the shore. But it wasn't the shore June wanted him to see, beyond the shore not far at sea, was a whole fleet of boats. Matthew gasped as he noticed a symbol in thick black ink on the sail of the biggest boat, which was in front: the symbol was a snake with jagged scales, bending to form a circle. The head looked as though it was biting its tail, and in the centre of the snake's circle was a large letter " E ". Matthew's eyes widened it shock and horror. He mouthed a few d

“How can you tell?” “The cuts are fresh.” I moved closer. Beneath the wolf was another mark. Three small lines crossed by a circle. My breath caught. “I've seen that before.” Kael turned sharply. “Where?” “In my vision.” His expression went still. “The burning village,” I continued. “There was a stone near the houses. It had this same symbol.” Kael said nothing. “Tell me what it means.” “I don't know.” I gave him a cold look. “You always say that when you don't want to answer.”

We passed James who was just walking in with a sandwich “Where are you two off to?” “That Z guy was wearing a family ring. I am going back to the library in our pack to see if I can find anything out” I didn’t even notice Charles right behind James “Can you draw a picture of it before you leave? I will then have a look and see if I can find anything out” “Sure” He handed me a pen and paper and I quickly drew the symbol for him. “I have seen this somewhere, I just can’t remember where” James grabbed the picture to have a look “Didn’t we learn about this at school? Was this the symbol of the guy who killed the Wolf Kings mate?”

Before I became something he could own. I looked away. "Then why should I care?" The man stepped closer. "Because the bodies were found with the same symbol." My eyes returned to his. "What symbol?" He hesitated. Then reached into his coat. My body immediately tensed. He slowly pulled out his phone. He held it toward me. "Look." I didn't want to. Every instinct screamed at me not to. But curiosity was stronger. I stepped forward. The screen showed a photograph. A symbol carved into wood. A circle. Three lines crossing through it. And beneath it, a crescent moon.

She’d left me one last clue, a birthmark on the back of Marilyn’s neck and the tattooed emblem of moonshine city pack on her back. I took my wobbly knees back to the servant quarters. My mind was unsettled and restless. I couldn't stay silent anymore. I was determined to make everyone share a bit of my scorn, starting from the ruthless alpha Konan. I stormed down the hallway leading to Alpha Konan's study. Surprisingly, he wasn't there. I wasn't going to give up here. I headed straight to his room. I barged in without knocking, but what I saw took me by surprise. There he was, his towel hanging low on his hips.

"Make sure you tell me to shut up if I pry too deep, yeah?" "Okay," he nodded. "Let's start with the wolf," I referred to a rather large and very realistic wolf's head that was covering his right shoulder area. "Well that one's pretty generic really," he began. "It's a symbol of loyalty, which (believe it or not) is something really important to me." "That's really cute," I smiled. "Cute?" He ruffled his eyebrows. "How about sexy?" "Nah it's cute," I stuck to my gun, playing with him just a little.