Naruto Banished Goes To Suna Fanfiction Novels & Stories

She was his mate, and instead of loving her, he banished her when she killed the love of his life...

“I understand that. Despite what I did to my brother, he only let me off with banishment from heaven. Gabriel has always been nice. It’s what families are. Anyway, you two brothers probably have a lot to catch on, right? You can take your leave." Metil and Bran looked at each other for a brief moment. While Bran was unsure of what to do, Metil smiled and thanked Azazel without a word before leaving the room with Bran. “Hinata, you might wanna go make an extra set of meals for lunch.” “Roger.” Hinata replied before vanishing into thin air. Then Azazel turned to Jovanic and addressed him. “Jovanic.” “Yeah, yeah. I get it. I’ll go and do my business. Have fun.” Jovanic disinteredly left with hi

Sun was captured and sent off to the country of Guwon. Once Sun arrived at the border of Guwon, she was brought to a single tent away from the rest of the war-slaves. Prince Minho stood inside the tent with an evil grin forming slowly on his lips. He was satisfied with his father for allowing Jonathon to die a gruesome death. He couldn’t wait to see his daughter.

Cast out from the place that had been my home, my sanctuary, my battleground. I nodded, swallowing the lump in my throat. “I understand,” I said, though the words felt hollow, almost meaningless against the backdrop of my failure. The ritual of banishment was formal, steeped in centuries of tradition. Protective wards were placed around me, ensuring that while I could leave, I could not return by force or in a cunning way. Every movement felt surreal, every gesture deliberate. The council chanted quietly, their words weaving a barrier between Morrien and the man they no longer trusted.

“ I do not need your pity. I do not need anything from you.” Hanni stepped back. She took my hand. I looked at the crowd. At my pack. At the woman who tried to destroy everything I loved. “Wanni and Lucas are banished,” I said. “They will leave today. They will never return. If I see either of them in my territory again. I will kill them.” Lucas stepped forward. His face was red. “You cannot do this. I am an Alpha. My pack will not stand for this.” “Your pack can come,” I said. “They will find the same welcome you found.”

You get to take the place of your Sister, you’ll be the Luna. ‘I don’t want any of that!’ ‘You don’t want to come home?’ He challenges me and my words falter. ‘Not one part of you, the last five years didn’t dream that they’d invite you back? Like some hero? That they’d apologise for the way they treated you? I get it, Ava. I’d want that too.’ I fall quiet then, I’m not going to deny it. I can’t. Being Banished broke a part of my heart, one that I don’t think will ever be quite healed again.

Just as I was about to leave the dorm room, my phone buzzed. Brian: “We’re waiting for you. It's time to come home, my Luna.” My heart skipped a beat. I quickly texted back. Lyric: “I’ll be there soon. I love you.” And with that, I left. **** The flight back to the pack house was very emotional. I smiled, laughed, and cried. The memories of the early days with Brian, the war, the struggles—it all felt distant, like a dream. Now, everything was calm. My pack was thriving, and Brian and I had built a life together. I had become Luna of the pack, a title I never imagined I would hold, yet I wore it proudly.

he said, turning to Ash. What had I expected? Just standing there brought back everything he had done. Over and over. All I wanted was the end of the fight so I could leave. Yet the bond sat heavy, unyielding. “I see you don’t have a Luna,” Ash said, looking around like it meant nothing. The so-called Luna stood right there. Banished. Forgotten. “No issue,” Orion replied. “You brought your Chief Warrior.” The look that followed slid over my body. A shiver answered it.

“From Norway.” And as expected, silence fills the gap between us and though I’m not directly looking at him, I know that he understands my situation. That I’ve been banished from my own Pack. Titus Bane This whole day has been unexpectedly wonderful, and that’s coming from someone who doesn’t do anything considered to be anything remotely close to that adjective, and yet, here we are. I tried so hard to resist it, to tell myself that I didn’t want to be involved with someone like her, but who the hell was I fooling?

But instead of helping me, she glared coldly. Then she joined the others. “Banish her!” My heart sank. “You can’t do this!” I cried. But my voice was nothing more than a weak whisper against the roaring chants. My knees buckled, and I collapsed to the ground, finally accepting my fate. Suddenly, a familiar scent surrounded me. Warm. Comforting. Clover. She knelt beside me, her voice soft with concern. “Stay calm. I’ll make sure they don’t banish you, okay?” she whispered.