Naruto Finds An Ancient Tomb Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Right now they were looking up at the sky and waited to see the sun in order to navigate our way. I was sitting on the floor with my legs crossed. My head was supported by my hands as I yawned. I sure do hope that they can find a good enough solution. “Isn’t Rose a tamer? Maybe she can locate the spirit.” Nate said and jerked his thumb in my direction. “Sure. Let me just go grab a stick to draw on the ground then do a summoning ninja jutsu with my blood!” I said with a fake enthusiastic voice. “Can you do that?” Apparently Nate didn't get the memo that I was a joker that he actually believed me.

It was the last self-esteem Gunwo wanted to give back. The match ended in victory, but Hana faced the school's disciplinary committee that afternoon. Madam Anna winked and gestured to Hana, but Namio's appearance pulled Hana's focus away. Since the break-in of the Rankle clan's castle, this is Hana and Namio's next meeting, and it seems that Hana is again on the opposite side of Namio. "It's magic forbidden," said the Oldest of the six people. The old woman next to her nodded and said, "Yes. And it was buried millions of years ago."

Her now uncreased eyes twinkled in amusement, reflecting a knowledge hidden to Taiju. Then Taiju looked at his own hand, now a spotted arthritic claw. He watched as his fingers fell off one by one. "This can't be good," he whispered, his last observation before his brain disintegrated. The Ancient looked at the shrunken and shrivelled body on the mat in her cottage and thought that his bones were going to make nice concoctions just like the other victims that had come here before him. But there was another presence in the room which shocked her. There was another like her, another with the power of death singing in her veins.

Isamu commented while everyone piloted down to the Deathtrap that was just slightly smaller than their mechas. "We're really fortunate to have Tadashi with us." Aimi added on. They watched as the dirty brown petals of the Deathtrap slowly closed up tighter to form a ball, revealing the gemstones underneath its petals, which reminded Naoko of spores on a fern. While everyone else immediately began their harvest, only Naoko snapped off the legs of the ant before it got completely swallowed. Her bizarre action stumped everyone.

Fane’s expression fell when he heard that. If he only had three years, he had no time to waste. He had to get his hands on the ancient scroll, and fast. Fane smiled bitterly. “Alright, I understand,” he replied. Two days later, Nash’s body had completely recovered. Nash kept it a secret from everyone else, all except his two trusted people—Titus and the First Elder, Kenneth. Titus and Kenneth were overjoyed to hear Nash’s news.

Kit reminded him. "And I’ll look like I’m alone. You guys will stay far back, only moving in if I give a signal or if there’s an emergency." Siron looked toward the window where the Soul Flower sprout sat in its small pot, protected by a circle of symbols. "But there’s one more thing. My shadow... it said the tomb is a place where a 'shadow that understands' can help. Maybe there, I can find a way to strengthen our protection."

The blood falling onto the man’s still form. With care, Riana tucked the box into her leather satchel, feeling a wave of satisfaction wash over her. She eagerly examined the interior of the coffin, hoping to uncover more treasures hidden within this forgotten tomb. Her eyes scanned the space, searching for any more priceless relics that may have been overlooked. That’s when she spotted it. The man's eyes were wide open, their crimson irises striking against his pale skin as they fixed directly on her. They fixed on Riana, and in their depths, she saw not malice, not weariness, but a profound…ancient hunger? The figure within the coffin began to stir more fully, pushing against the confines o

Jade's POV The sound of the ventilation fans reversing was a low, mournful groan that vibrated through the marrow of my bones. It was the sound of the world being sealed off. In the high-tech tomb of the North Terminal’s kernel, the air didn’t just vanish; it soured, turning heavy with the smell of scorched silicon and the metallic tang of Santino’s terror. "The Audit is incomplete," I whispered, the words appearing on the monitor in that sterile, mocking font. "We require a sacrifice."

This time has was rather too pissed to call her to wolf out. She had failed everyone, Lucas, her brother Nd parents. Unknown to them a spooky door plummeted from below and a figure emerged. Immediately after, Draco angrily followed his sister back. Their mission today was total nonsense. He was still finding it a myth, how his sister was able to run that far only to come to lead them to a dead end. ______ Meanwhile beneath where Ana and Draco stood before. Deep down there was a tomb, a prison cell caging the one person they were looking for but unknowing to they that there was a hidden passageway to access the tomb.