Naruto Anko Curse Mark Form Novels & Stories

I said. “There was another werewolf and you acted calm. You know what that means?” Rupert and I shook our heads vigorously. “That means you are not the only who is curse!” “Hold on, how do you know he’s also curse? What if he came from a pack or some lace where our kinds lived and got lost in here.” “I am telling you, he is not. He’s curse like you, but he’s different. He’s not like you,” Mariko sat in the couch, massaging her hands to ease out her stress.

I feel your worry, but I am an Alpha and heal quickly,’ Adonis’s voice echoes in my mind before his eyes flutter open. I lean to lick the dried blood off and admire the mark. It’s a ringed moon with a white nine tailed fox and cherry blossoms in full color. Marks are not usually colorful! “We should look in the mirror together to see our marks,” Adonis suggests. “My mark looks beautiful on you.” “My mark is unusual. I have never seen a mark in full color before, but that is what I left on your skin,” I say as I sit up and Adonis sits up and embraces me.

~IVY~ I lay on my side, staring through at the trees, thinking about all I have been through. Ronan sat where he always does sit, he didn’t speak. He was staring into the dark I wasn't scared of the dark but what I'm becoming and what's about to wake inside of me. I felt something burning on my wrist and I decided to check, it was the mark glowing faintly in silver lines, shaped like a crescent split in two. I sat up slowly, unwrapping the bandage Ronan gave me two days ago. The skin was smooth now and the light began shining so bright that I had to touch it, and the visions came not slowly or gently.

His fingers traced a jagged mark on the rogue’s arm, and his face hardened. “What is it?” Annatoria asked, sensing the shift in his demeanor. “This mark,” he said grimly, running a finger over the scar, “belongs to Manga..” as he locked his eyes on hers. Annatoria's eyes shone in fear. “Manga?” Annatoria repeated, her voice barely a whisper.

Mira worked diligently, her hands sparkling with healing energy as she tried to fight the dark magic running through his veins. Xander paced nearby, his eyes never leaving Callum's face, while Ryder and Damian stood in the corner, deep in quiet talk. Aria entered the room, her presence drawing everyone's attention. "Any change?" she asked softly. Mira shook her head. "The curse is strong. It's taking everything I have to keep him stable." Aria nodded, her eyes moving to Ryder and Damian. "We need to talk," she said, leading them into the hallway. Once alone, she turned to them. "The Keeper mentioned a mark. A black crescent moon with three slashes beneath it. Have either of you seen anything

the man said before leaving me to stare at the empty spot where he had been standing a few minutes ago. Feeling like I was going crazy, I returned to the house. I was still thinking about what the man said about someone finding out about us. Who was it? Why would they attack our pack over this curse? “ Hey, you're back. I didn't find much about the prophecy or curse, but it says that on your birthday, a mark will appear on your body,” Rowena said. That got my attention, “ What kind of mark?” Lucian and I both ask.

My wolf howled in delight as my heart thumped violently against my chest. No way. It couldn't be. "What's wrong?" I heard Ronan say, but his voice was quite distant. My sole focus was on the strange force tugging at the curse mark. *It better not be what I think it is* I prayed silently, infuriated by my wolf's actions. *Keep it down, Ken* I snarled inwardly, but his excitement only got worse. Suddenly, a knock came on the door. Ronan answered it, while I refused to take a look at the visitor.

My blood ran cold. “Open the door.” The guard reached for the lock before he could turn it. Ashina stood in the corner of the cell, staring at her own reflection in the small silver panel mounted on the wall, her hair had fallen over one shoulder. The mark I had placed on her was gone Completely In its place, a crescent shaped mark slowly appeared along the side of her neck. My curse stirred beneath my skin and for the first time in months , it spoke. Run. I froze as the voice came again. She was never the cure. The crescent on Ashina's neck glowed and every wolf in the palace began to howl.

“What’s wrong now?” She didn’t answer immediately. With trembling fingers, she tugged at the fabric of her dress, trying to see her own shoulder, as if wanting to rip something invisible from her skin. The crying continued, but it was quiet, almost whispered. “I want to see... the mark...” she murmured. Kan took a deep breath, glancing away for a second. His expression tensed, not out of annoyance, but from the weight of what it all meant. “You won’t be able to see it. It’s only visible through a wolf’s eyes.”

My past self explodes into sobs of relief. But I— the present me— am choking. “No,” I whisper. “No—don’t show her this—don’t let her see—” The curse smiles. “Oh, she will. She must. It is her story too.” Lyra’s body in the memory shudders— and a mark appears over her heart. A faint crescent. A brand of resurrection. A bond she never agreed to. A tether to me she never asked for. Then another mark flares across my past chest—white-hot, searing, the first spark of the curse embedding itself into me.