Naruto Grey Jedi Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Daeira looked at GD in wonder with dancing bluish flames on her palms now. GD just grinned before biting his lower lip while staring at her. He leaned over her ears then. "The moment you give yourself to me last night, my strength will also be your strength." "Whoa." "But it will take time because your body needs to adjust first." "So, can I go jedi to those monsters now? Like throwing them flames to burn them or drown them with water or freeze them like Popsicle?" she excitedly asked. "Easy, woman. You're body can't keep up such level yet. Don't force it out."

Noah felt pained by his brother's cold demeanor and a smile curved at the did eof his lips, he pointed to the tree behind Grey and screamed. "Cockroach!" Grey jumped almost immediately into Noah's hands as he shook in fear, Noah in turn burst into laughter after seeing his elder brother cower at the mention of cockroaches, Noah saw the Grey he had grown to admire once more, the Grey that feared cockroaches but all that was in the past as after their parents death he stepped in to become the alpha and became the ruthless devil they knew. Grey saw that he was tricked and cleared his throat before regaining his composure, Noah tried to hide his laughter while Grey shot him a death glare.

This Cadet put a hand on Gray's shoulder and said, "Oh, you poor thing!" "Jack, you snooping bastard!" Gray held him by his collar, "Don't you dare tell this to others!" Contrary to Gray's warning, Jack cleared up his throat and barked, "Hey guys, come look at this! Gray got the Chakra Freak," "What!" "No way!" "Poor guy!" "I wanna see how this plays out!" "This is gonna be hilarious," Ignoring the mocking comments, Gray rushed out of the training grounds with a visible frustration on his face. They all were almost halfway through the program, and by now they already knew about the famous Chakra Freak.

Next to me and Grey, this kid looks like a total ghost. “You’re about to get fired, dude.” Grey shakes his head, gripping the steering wheel tighter as we hit the busy traffic. “Keep talking like that, and you might find yourself wearing concrete shoes at the bottom of the lake.” The color drains from his face. At least he’s smart enough to take Grey seriously. He looks like he’s in his early twenties, just a kid trying to make a quick buck. Everything about him reminds me of someone I’d rather forget but can’t shake off.

The hallways, the classrooms, the cafeteria-every square inch of this place belongs to me. "Nate!" I turn at the sound of my name, and there they are: Gajeel, Aiden, and Gray. My minions. The only people here who come close to matching my level. Gajeel's the muscle, tall and intimidating, with a perpetual scowl that could scare off anyone. Aiden's the charmer, always grinning and smooth-talking his way into trouble. And Gray? He's the brains. Calm, calculating, and always one step ahead of everyone else.

“Strangest thing, though, was the dark wall I encountered—a soundless void. I tried to break through, but something resisted me. Care to explain what that is, Jade?” My stomach dropped. ‘Crap . . . That must be the void Naila and I share as a hybrid.’ “I . . . I don’t know what you’re talking about,” I lied, shifting my gaze away. Kalu Drya frowned. “Lying to me would be unwise.” I held my ground. “I swear, I don’t know.” “Does the commander know?” ‘Is she asking if Kema knows that I’m a hybrid, or am I just jumping to conclusions?’

God, I couldn’t wait to see what he looked like, and what he would think of me. After almost an hour of waiting, I finally heard the door creak open. My eyes glistened in anticipation as I stared on with the big smile Dad had told me to wear. The door opened, and in walked who I assumed was Grey De Luca. My excitement immediately turned into a deep, chilling nervousness as I observed him. He was prettier than I expected, with jet-black hair that fell perfectly over his forehead. His eyes were a deep shade of grey, cold and indifferent. He wore black pants and a white T-shirt that made him look even more imposing. He didn't walk in; he invaded the space. The air seemed to drop five degrees.