Lion From Bleach Novels & Stories

Claire laughed as she shook her head. They made themselves drift faster toward the blue glowing image. The closer they got, the clearer they saw that what they saw was a signal-like image consisting of a dot and curved lines. There are two similar pictures, both of them glow bluish. "We have to destroy both of them, so Boston will lose its connections outside of The Myth," said Leon. They quickly flew towards the picture, but suddenly something came quickly. Claire widened her eyes when she saw something shaped like a lion made up of joined black squares. The lion ran through the other images then blocked Leon and Claire, as if it knew what Leon and Claire wanted to do.

I smell bleach. BOLA!!!!

She did not understand why the Chief had said that. A pair of red eyes looked down at her shorter frame. "You will be a part of the Private Bleach case. I assume you have heard of Bleach." Her throat became drier and itchier than it already was. B-Bleach? The Legendary Greatest Swordsman? The Mysterious Werewolf Butcher? Amongst Commonerfolks, Bleach was some kind of twisted hero, a Vigilante that would rid the world of the diseases that were Werewolves.

The pain was so intense, my vision went black. I screamed and yanked my hand out. It was already turning black! The stone box clattered to the ground, and a strong smell of vampire venom filled the air! The smell our kind hates most! The venom was spreading fast up my fingers, like a living snake burrowing into my flesh! I quickly grabbed a nearby animal hide to try and stop it, but the venom seemed to have a life of its own, eating into my hand, causing unbearable pain. Sophia appeared out of nowhere, leaning against the cave entrance. She spoke in a lazy, sickly sweet but vicious voice:

Blake had claimed the rescue, and I had believed him. Before Blake could argue, a frantic girl rushed over. "Mr. Ryder! It’s Talia! She’s doubled over in the changing room!" Blake rolled his eyes. "Tell her to find a medic or a bathroom. I’m busy." "But she’s white as a ghost, Blake! It’s not a stunt this time!" "She thinks she can leash me with the same trick twice?" Blake snapped, his annoyance peaking because I was watching him fail. He tried to shake the girl off, but then a shout erupted from the poolside.

“You thought he was nobody, so you humiliated him with a dog at your engagement party! “Then you abandoned him in the ocean, leaving him to be bitten by a shark and fight for his life! “Now that you know he’s the heir of Anderson Corporation, now that you know he’s the Andersons’ missing child, you suddenly come crawling back. Aren’t you ashamed of yourself? “You almost killed my son! I’ll make you pay for this one day!” Lily was confused, and her mind went blank. She stood there in a daze as she muttered, “A shark? What shark? Ryan told me that the area was safe. How could Leon have been bitten by a shark?”

The long blade in Lex's hand seemed utterly insignificant before such a massive, ferocious beast. With a single swipe of its paw, the lion knocked the weapon flying. Lex rolled across the ground and quickly grabbed a long staff to defend himself. But the lion's claws were razor-sharp and immensely powerful. With a casual swipe, it tore away a large patch of flesh from Lex's face. Blood immediately poured down his face. The scent of blood only further stimulated the lion. Baring its fangs, it lunged forward, aiming straight for Lex's vulnerable neck.

The Lion said as he waited for the debris to clear, already being able to sense that he was still alive. The smoke cleared and Xolvion's form was revealed to all. He had taken a large amount of damage with the blast ripped away half of his armour on his torso. His left arm was also burnt badly and the rest of his wasn't fairing much better. "That is one strong ass sword," Xolvion muttered, looking up at White Mane slowly with a smile still spread across his face. "It's time to finish this battle stranger!" The Lion shouted, pointing his sword at Xolvion again and he readied himself to pounce at his prey.

She was stuck in the water. Merlion kept on watching her; the blue lights surrounding her were still blue. He hesitated before pulling the switch down to its limits. Luna's scream echoed around the room; her scream passed through the water and separated it. Merlion's eyes widened in surprise as he watched. Her body moved back and forth, and Merlion was still surprised that she could have the energy to scream when she should have begun to drown without breathing space.