Mina Ashido Novels & Stories

Even though it seemed a little rundown, the place was secluded and quiet. While Harvey drank his tea after having his midnight snacks, Aiden Bauer walked out from the backyard while rubbing his hands. “Branch Leader, the Islander talked,” Aiden briefly reported. “Her name is Noriko Yamaguchi, one of the assassins from the Island Nations’ Shindan Way. She’s experienced in using firearms, especially sniper rifles, and it’s said that her marksmanship can be listed as the world’s top ten. “She was recently sent to Mordu along with many other professionals from the Shindan Way.

“That is the hardest fight of my life. Where is the stupid bitch? He asked, his eyes red with anger. Suddenly we heard a pup laugh, a familiar laugh. I turned around and guessed who was crawling towards us. Zira and she is smiling happily. “Are you kidding me?” Asher growled out. “No way am I killing my pup, fake or not,” he growled. I sighed. “Misha, I know that is you. You have put us through enough tests. We need help,” I said to the pup. Zira giggled. I rolled my eyes, I know it is Misha. I can feel her aura. Our surroundings changed, and we were in a warm, cozy hut, the dead man and woman gone. I looked at where Zira was before and Misha was standing there smiling at me cheekily. Since

she informed. Drake stood up from his seat beside his stray. “What do you mean it is fake?” he questioned. Millie bit her lower lip, finding a good answer. “I-It’s. . . it’s not the antidote, alpha. The poison on Emily’s body was deadly and rare to find for its antidote.” She answered, looking down at the ground. “I... I think we should start to find the lotus flower and the neem plants at Mount Doqu, alpha.” Millie said, her lips trembling.

Does she really know who she was? Ashina could see her furious gaze. She was looking like those scary villains in a movie that could suck one's brain out. "Try to explain to her Ashina! Hope you know who you're talking to?" Chief Kim, head of the maid in the Alpha's House shrugged at her on realizing what will happen from any moment from now if she doesn't apologize to the almighty "Adda" who can destroy her Life at any point. "Of course I know her! She's Adda of course! The almighty Adda". Ashina eyes catch a glimpse of Adda's hands which were about to land on her Face then interrupt it immediately by holding her hand. "what do you think you're doing?"

His friendly smile put me at ease. “So…first day at college and you are already in trouble. You must be a bad girl,” Eddie winked. “No way! I was just running late, that’s all,” I giggled nervously. “I am joking. My name is Eddie, as you heard Ms. Barns say. What’s your name?” Eddie asked me. “Marina,” I replied. “Marina, what a beautiful name. It suits you.” Eddie smirked. “Tha…thanks,” I stammered. Ugh, why did I have to be so shy about everything? Eddie didn’t seem like the kind of guy who likes a mumbling idiot.

Driver guy looked amused again, "Well, would you like to introduce yourself first, or shall we?" He seemed to have something of an air of authority to him, like the other two let him take the lead naturally. He was also the tallest, and bulkiest of the three, though they were all easily over six foot and heavily built, with well-defined muscles. She smiled awkwardly, "Uh.. well, I'm Ashallia," she said quietly, her nervousness coming through in her voice, "Most just call me Ash or Asha, though."

Amaris “Ugh,” I groan as I land on the dark gray mat covering the floor of the gym within the training grounds. “Come on, Princess,” Zach goads, knowing that I absolutely hate that nickname. “If you can’t stay on your feet while fighting me, how do you plan to take on our enemies, or any other threat?” “Fuck you!” I snarl as I flip, landing back on my feet and immediately charging him, launching into a roundhouse kick, barely holding back a laugh as he drops to the floor with a groan of his own.

"Just like that?" My voice was nothing but a whisper, my heart pounding in my chest. All tears on my chin stopped and instead, a burning fire suddenly rose from within me, heating up my veins. Damon adjusted the towel around his waist. "Yes, just that, Annie. We are done. I reject you as my mate. And since you've been accepted into the Silver Sword Academy, let me make this very clear... You are rejected from the Silver Sword Pack, too. From now henceforth, you should not move around Agolia not to talk of living anywhere under my watch."

Jane was not yet home when I got to the house. And Isaiah? He had gone for his job at the hospital as a janitor. So the house was all mine. I took out my phone again and checked the messages he sent me in the morning that I hadn’t replied to. I was reading them again when another message popped in: “I guess you’re home now.” I texted him back: “Yes, thank you.” “The scar on your shoulder; that looks like abuse. What happened to you?” “It’s nothing.” Actually, it was something.

The collar rune around my throat snapped—light cracking like glass. It dissolved. Mara’s face twisted with rage. “No,” she hissed. “You don’t get to—” “I do,” I snapped. I turned to the black-water seam and spoke the only command that mattered. “RETURN.” Ash surged—not upward, not outward—*sideways*, into the water like a hook. The black water fought, swirling, trying to swallow my ash. I clenched my jaw and pushed. “RETURN HER.” The water bulged. A shape rose.