Naruto Banished Heritage Revealed Fanfiction Novels & Stories

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.

"The Architects were afraid of my heresy. But the Collector sees it as a 'Rare Perk'. If you hand over the Genesis needle, I can be 'Installed' as the Permanent Luna of the North. No more war. No more shadow. Just an eternal, gold-and-sapphire peace." "Don't listen to her, Silas!" Lyra shrieked, her shadow-wings creating a gale of violet ozone that tried to push the "Mod" back. "She’s a 'Glitch'! She’s the memory of your mother being used as a hook for the 'Upgrade'!"

“Oh? And what exactly do you mean by that?” I lowered my voice, leaning in as though whispering something too dangerous for the walls to hear. “Nicklaus has a room, a hidden one, he carries out his… evil acts there. He hides an ancient witch inside, one that he uses to do his bidding.” Aragorn’s eyes gleamed with sudden interest. I pressed on, letting the lies spill smoothly. “That witch is bound to him, and that’s why his powers are always so… overwhelming, it's not only because he's a god, that’s why he has such control over the pack... He’s been cheating, using dark magic to hold everything together, but I’ve seen it. I know it. And when the time comes, I’ll expose him.”

"Fascinating..." "Hideyoshi never once revealed her mother's identity," Uncle Haruto added, his voice low and calculating. "It was the right move to align with the other clans. Thanks to Kenji, we got her. And with the rogues paid off, the decoy worked perfectly." Great Grandma Hinata let out a heavy, tired sigh, her gaze full of disdain as it settled on me. "Of all the children the goddess could have brought into this world... why her?" she muttered, more to herself than anyone else. "There are others in our clan far more worthy to carry divine blood."

’ I bring my knees up, placing my chin over them as I wrap my arms around them. Runa moves around in my mind, getting edgy from my question. The history books only said both races had been at war since inception, but nothing concrete pointed to the reason for their ancient dispute. ‘Well, I hate to admit this but, I’m as clueless as you are, Himari. It’s a hereditary trait passed down generations as the reason burned in the wind. It’s like we’re carrying on someone’s hatred simply because it’s been entrusted to us because they couldn’t execute it themselves...something like that, I think’ She thoughtfully explains her perception and I smile tightly, ‘Thanks, Runa. No matter how silly my ques

"...Konan died while cleaning all the mess I have made to protect Amaya and Hiro. Olivia became an enemy and is now ousted as one of the deities. And you know why? Because we intervene. If we didn't and just let the water flows in one direction, to where it is originally supposed to go, and didn't cover the exit, then the water wouldn't force its way out into another direction where it flowed differently. Now, the result has become complicated, and a lot has been affected. Just because we, the three deities, wanted a different ending for them, all of this happened. Just like what you wanted to do, helping. If we didn't pursue it, do you think all of this could happen? This is their fate, thi

sneered the old man. As Gerald found himself shaking his head, Yume—on the other hand—nodded quickly before saying, “Grandma’s told me lots about our ancestors ever since I was young! From what I was told, the Gunter ancestors gained immense supernatural powers and founded the base of our family after discovering some historical relics from the great civilization of antiquity. However, when our family finally became stable enough, one of our ancestors went on a journey to seek out more divine artifacts from the great civilization of antiquity… Unfortunately, that was the last anyone ever saw of him! …You… couldn’t really be suggesting that you’re that ancestor… right? But… But how? If you tr

"You are hereby stripped of your names.” “You are stripped of your titles, your inheritances, your corporate shares, and your legal identities. You are banished from the Southern Territory forever." "No! You can't do this!" Katherine screamed, her voice cracking with a terrifying madness. "My father will destroy you! The Brown family will launch a corporate war!" "Your father’s assets were frozen three hours ago, Katherine," Duncan replied coldly. "The Brown family is finished." Duncan stepped closer, his silver eyes flashing with a sudden, blinding white light. He raised his hand, releasing a massive wave of pure, concentrated Supreme spiritual pressure directly onto the two traitors.

However, his Beta might recognize me, but I sure hoped that was not the case? I shivered. I resented him, his pack, and their reputation was well known. They were ruthless, killing rouges, killing people like me, with the heritage trait of our old pack. He could never know who I was, and he would never learn about my past or heritage. But it was worse than that. Lucy was sure that he belonged to us, that he was our mate. I cursed. Our participation in the tournaments was not going as planned. I was supposed to come here for one last time, train, win, spend time with my brother before leaving to become a rouge. But somehow, I always got in trouble.

It was calling out to him, but he would fight it more than anything with her he would resist the urge. She was in a dense corpse of woods, hiding among the trees. She didn't know what was going on but knew she would wait it out and return during the day. She would gather what she could and somehow find Sasuke. He would save her, hopefully. He was her only hope. She just had to make it until sunrise. She was honestly surprised when she opened her closed eyes right into yellow ones. She jumped. "How did you do that?", she asked. "What princess?", he asked back. "You didn't make a sound!", she exclaimed. "It's a gift.", he said sarcastically. "Please don't run. I will not hurt you." Something i