Naruto Forgotten Fanfiction Novels & Stories

He looks at me like I am a ghost from his worst nightmare. “You truly do not remember,” he murmurs, his voice dropping to a harsh whisper, the intensity in his eyes shifting from anger to a strange disbelief. He slowly releases my arms, stepping back on the gravel as if the very touch of my skin suddenly burned him. “How could you forget everything you did, Aurora? How could you lock your own mind away so well that you forgot your own sins. You got to forget, while I’ve had to live with the scars everyday for the past five hundred years.”

I say slowly. “It is,” Nyxara replies. “But not for the Night.” The silence that follows is suffocating. “For her.” The words slam into me. Memories begin to shift. They are subtle at first. Showing me things I’ve refused to examine. The way Aria always arrived at the Game. The way she adapted too quickly. The way her soul felt older than her body ever did. “You buried it,” Nyxara says softly, watching realization crawl across my face. “You simply chose to forget.”

But Amada doesn't remember who he is. Undeniably, Amada is a little nervous mixed with anxiety. Although she lost her memory now, according to Amada's assessment, the man in front of her was very worried about her. Amada saw the hurt look in Nathan's eyes. Amada wonders, why is Nathan like this? Therefore, in many different ways, Amada wanted to know the answer. Finding out about the problem is a very normal and legitimate thing. In addition, Amada does not want Nathan to suffer injustice if there is really a special relationship between the two sides. Forgetting someone is terrible torture for both the forgetful and the forgotten.

And I won. Our hands met. A rush of visions surged between us—her past, her pain, her exile. I saw her loss, her grief, her rage. I saw why she built the Gate. To trap what couldn’t be destroyed. Including herself. And then— I shattered her. The sky screamed. The Forgotten broke. The Gate flickered. Nyx fell. But as her body dissolved into ash, her power rushed toward me. I tried to stop it. But it chose me.

She would not beg. Without another word, she turned away, disappearing into the dense forest. Her mind raced with possibilities. If Kael refused to let her in now, she would find another way. She had not come this far just to be turned away at the gates. She needed patience. She needed the right moment. And then, fate intervened. That very night, chaos erupted within the pack. A group of warriors returned from patrol, battered and bloodied from an ambush. Among them, one warrior had suffered a grievous wound—a deep gash across his abdomen, bleeding profusely.

His eyes darkened as though he was trying to decipher my words. "Nathrelya! That is my name, Rael!" I yelled as I was not to hold back the overwhelming feelings. I swallowed hardly as I gasped. He pressed his lips together as he gazed at me intently. He remained silent and I could not see any emotion in his face. "What else can you remember?" he whispered. I closed my eyes as I tried to remember my past. There was a painful throbbing in my head and as if it was being squeezed but I was adamant to remember any detail... anything as long as an image will flash in my mind. I was so desperate...

she murmured, “we just rang a bell we can’t unring.” Far beyond the frostlands, deep beneath stone older than memory, another presence stirred, one that had slept through the Hunger’s reign, and now opened its eyes at the sound of balance being broken.

"You won't remember me, or my name. But I will remember you. You're the she-wolf that almost stole the title of Alpha from me. The she-wolf that almost ruined plans five years in the making. And I won't let that happen. Those herbs will erase your memories. Unfortunately, you have a mate bond with James, so I won't be able to erase it entirely, but I can make it useless to you." Elizabeth felt her feet give way beneath her, and she collided with the ground. ________________________________ Elizabeth woke up groggy, holding her head. Had she collapsed outside her own front door? She grasped her head. Has she tripped over something? What happened? She glanced at the front step, a note left on

There were reasons I only took showers. Although the reason I had forgotten the bath running had purely been down to Aria… and her lack of clothes… my heart tightened at the thought. I felt the loss of my mate over and over each time I spoke to her about our days together. But, I knew I had to do this. If I ever wanted my girl back, I had to share our special moments together. In the hope something would trigger her memory…

“You and me, until the end of time.” “You and me…” I repeated. “...for always.” THE END. #AdessaAndKaelSigningOff ----- AUTHOR'S NOTE: THE BOOK THE FORGOTTEN LUNA AND THE ROYAL LUNA officially closes today. I know some of you are requesting for sneak peeks into the future about kids, and that will eventually happen. We will find out about that as the series progresses, and I know one day I will be adding another epilogue with them in it.