Naruto Fate Novels & Stories

Kyoko replied, sharing her knowledge. "Yes, he was destined to become Sandaime (the third leader). His fate was sealed. But during Hayato’s upbringing, Nidaime noticed one fatal flaw—he was too kind-hearted. Hayato-aniki was too easily compassionate. That’s where the three of us came in." Yui pointed to herself, followed by Kenji and Ryu.

“Really?” “Yes,” Nate promised. “Really!” He moved closer, and with every step, her arm fell lower until the blade was barely pointing at her anymore. I finally let out a breath I had been holding. Maybe the Moon Goddess had changed the path of fate. Maybe this wasn’t meant to end in death today… It wasn’t Chrystal that I felt sorry for, but Nate. He wasn’t supposed to experience any of this, and it felt unfair. “Come here,” Nate said gently, spreading his arms.

“That’s why we didn’t pull her out of Siege University after the first attack. We let fate take its course.” “And what does that make you?” I sneered. “The right-hand lapdogs of the bitch called fate?” They both bowed their heads slightly in deference as my alpha power surged. I knew they felt it. I wanted them to. Let their bones tremble under the weight of my fury. “Well,” I said after a long pause, “now that fate has done its job, why are you really here?” They glanced at each other before Lucas finally said what I already expected. “We came to take Noah with us. She’s not ready for this kind of life.”

As I walked away, I picked up my phone and called the club manager, I froze feeling Nyra coming back to the surface. Finally, she is done with this malice crap. “You think it’s over?” “Nyra?” “I’m here, I never left. I just watched you try to break what can’t be broken.” I swallowed. “You mean the bond?” “It isn't broken, Fate doesn’t let go so easily.” “What does that mean?” “It means you’ll pay for trying. Fate always collects.” “You came back just to warn me?” I scoffed. “Should I remind you why we are doing this in the first place?”

BYE. Enjoy your time spent reading "The Fate of the Luna."

I said. “Traditionally I should wait until his tenth birthday, but his fate has been shown to me already,” she said as she looked at Griffin. “What is his fate?” I asked her. “Perditor…. Custos…” she said as my eyes widened. “Both?” I asked her. “It seems so, his choices will lead him to his fate,” she said as I looked at her. “What choices?” I asked her as I stepped forward. “It cannot be revealed just like your fate wasn’t revealed otherwise the choices will be altered and you cannot mold him to either side, it will be his fate, his decisions, his actions,” she said and disappeared.

Her eyes moved across the group, keeping them all in rapt attention. "The time has come," Luna announced, her voice ringing across the clearing. "The path of fate is in motion." Ethan, Gabriel, and Amelia exchanged perplexed stares. What did this mean? Was the decision Ethan made the correct one? Luna extended her palm, and a shimmering light enveloped the three of them, linking their destiny in an unbreakable tie. "The three of you are now bound by the strands of fate. The decisions you make will define the future not only for yourself but for the whole pack."

You choose your fate. Don’t you see, Rose? Every single life on this planet, human or shifter, has a fate out there for them. The fated path can change depending on your individual desires and free will, but each choice has its own path. Our destines are intertwined with each other in a complex labyrinth; the interweaving threads of the embroidered tapestry of life. No one born of this world is completely devoid of their fate. Everyone possesses both fate and free will, but free will will only get you so far, and you are no exception to that rule. Even a choice to remove yourself from this world and your possible fate, has its own destiny in the afterlife. Do you understand, Rose?”

"But everything else became so hectic, I didn't get the chance to explain. I am sorry." "You know?" Astrid's chest tightens with anticipation. She didn't even realize she was worried about this until now. "I found it written in an old book after we returned to the palace that sometimes fate does not decide a course of a certain thing. It lets you do that and the future spreads into two roads that you could choose which one to walk on. That's why the shaman shows both stones. Yes and no are both true answers to the question." Loras explains. "So fate lets us choose if we are mates or not? How do we do that?"

"But it’s her choice. Not mine. Not yours." Choice? I stared at Kael. His aura pulsed with strength and heat, but also.... genuine want. Then I looked at Jared. The man who spat tea on me. The man who raised his voice to drown out mine. The man who told me I was manipulative. Who never asked what I needed. “You’re going to regret this,” Jared snapped, stepping toward me. “Don’t forget who took you in. Who made you Luna? Who gave you a home!” My wolf snarled inside me, furious.