Naruto Heritage Revealed Council Bashing Fanfiction Novels & Stories

But the biggest twist came three days later. Rico arrived in person, exhausted from the journey. He carried a small locked case. “Seraphina sent this through a back channel. She says it’s proof.” Inside was a DNA report and a video. The report confirmed something impossible: the genetic marker in our daughter wasn’t just from the Moretti line. It matched a secret project The Phantom Council had been running for decades, designed to create the perfect underworld ruler. The video was worse. Seraphina, looking directly into the camera from her cell:

"Fucking shut your dirty mouth! You think I don’t see you? You think I don’t know you’re all waiting for me to die so you can carve up my father’s legacy like a piece of meat?" "Luna, please—" another elder started. "Don't 'Luna' me!" I charged at them with my words, my heart hammering against my ribs. "You want to sell my property? You want to share my inheritance among yourselves? You want to take everything away from me? I won't let it happen! I'll burn this entire council to the ground first!" The room was in total shock. I was panting, my vision blurring at the edges. The blue suit felt too tight. I felt like I was vibrating.

Fuyu rarely got this stressed, and I was sure it was due to the discovery of innocent kids being trained to be top-notch assassins. "His story is questioningly bizarre because if he's right about the mystery man being from the council, then there's something very fucked up brewing." Fuyu's anger grew overwhelmingly at my words: "I've never liked that rotten council for anything but this... This will never be let go. I will never let this slide, and I will make sure I tear them from limb to limb, flesh from bones. They'd wish they never fucked with me." "Feeling heroic?" I tipped my brow at him with a smirk.

I could see the film playing in his eyes but I wasn't done yet, "Second, Nicholus and I weren't some lovers who ran away out of selfishness. Everyone, including the Council, knows that we are true fated mates. And it's the Council we are talking about whose whole purpose is to stick to the rules. Do you really think they would raise any objection on our relationship or question our decisions?" My smirk turned victorious as I landed my last blow, "Third, as much as I hate this fact but it's your blood that's running through my veins. The only rightful successor of yours. And as a cherry on top, you had already announced me as your heir to the world. And Council won't let you go back on your w

I turned immediately to face the council. “This Castellano empire is forever mine. The Castellano bloodline, as we all know, flows deep in me. And I can remember clearly that by the laws of supernatural succession, no human contract in any way has the authority to exert power over an heir the moment her supernatural identity is made known to all " Councilman Taro, who happens to be the oldest among them and the wisest of them all, then cleared his throat to get attention. “She’s very right. That law still stands.”

BLAIR'S POV: I ran as fast as I could, my feet were hurting. I could feel them closing in on me, this wasn’t the first time, and definitely won’t be the last. Hi, I am Briar and I am a hybrid and I have been hunted down all my life. Have you imagined paying for something that wasn’t your fault? well, that has been my life since I came into existence. My parents mated despite being of different species and when I was conceived the council ordered my death and here I am even after seventeen years of being hunted down.

Some questioned whether Marcus's testimony was even credible. Claire, now serving as advisor to the council, finally cut through the argument. "I survived traditional pack abuse by documenting it and going public. That worked because Heritage Preservation Council cared about public opinion. They don't anymore. They've moved to direct violence. Documentation won't stop them this time." "So what do we do?" "We find the cure. We save our graduates. We prove Heritage Preservation Council can't destroy what Aria built even with biological weapons." "There is no cure," Dr. Tanaka said. "We've tried everything. The pathogen is too sophisticated. Too specifically designed. Whoever created it knew ex

To give her this information was to betray my father’s legacy, to declare war on the very institution I was sworn to uphold. “I don’t know who the mastermind is.” I began, and I saw the immediate flash of disbelief in her eyes. I held up a hand. “I speak the truth. It’s a cancer within the Council. A faction. They don’t meet openly. They communicate through proxies, dead drops, and magic I don’t understand. My father was part of it, once. He helped orchestrate the lie about your father shielding rogues. It was the perfect excuse to get to the Ashborne Alpha, to dismantle the one bloodline that could threaten their control.”

If it was up to me to pick the people that are to be on the council, probably only one, out of the five men, would make the list. Unfortunately, the seat on the council was passed down, just like the alpha and beta title. The fact that they knew they would get it. Even if they didn’t have half of the merit needed to actually be on the council. They did an even worse job than you would expect. Instead of diving right into what they wanted to talk about, Blair being human. They spoke more about business. It was almost comical and I would have found it funny if they hadn’t started to piss me off.

“What do you mean when you say to scare the council member with?” “Each one of us separately is not anywhere close to fighting your powers alone and winning. My power's capacity and all other council members' powers have nothing on your powers. That is compared to what your powers can do. Your powers are on another level.” “Why is that?” “Your family's powers that ran through your blood can control all the other council members' powers. Because the heir to the snow clan can control all the council members' minds.” “What do you mean by I can control your minds?” At the mention of that, I am momentarily reminded of Keirah and the neutrophil biochips.