Novel & Cerita Naruto Kills The Council Fanfiction

He opened up his arms for me and I fell into his embrace. “I’m so sorry, Hunter. You have every right to raise Nina. What’s mine is also yours.” I cried in his arms while he held me and kissed away my tears. For a long time, we held each other, taking comfort in our closeness. I reached over to touch his face, needing to see his eyes. “Hunter, you know the council is arriving tomorrow?” I watch as his jaw tightened. “They demanded Myra’s execution. Did Father tell you?” “I know.” He stroked my slightly protruding belly. Our pup was growing fast.

“Thank you for trying, but I think it’s better if we adopt a child rather than give birth to one.” “No one can predict the future, brother.” Miaka shook her head. “And you know how much Sanaya wanted a baby of her own. I’m with you all the way but I cannot go against an unanimous vote from the Dark Council.” “I undestand.” Lancelin smiled at his younger sister. “Thank you.” “The world is changing every day and one day, so must the Council.” Miaka told him. “Until then...let’s hope for a better future.”

I tasted blood, barely registering the trickle at the corner of my mouth. The Councilors surged to their feet. “She rejects sacred law!” “She’s an abomination!” “Execute her now!” I expected Ronan to grab me. To force compliance. To silence me. Instead, he turned—slowly—to face the Council. “She is under my authority,” he said. “That is not enough,” the lead Councilor snapped. “A rejected mate is a destabilizing force. She must be destroyed.” The word destroyed echoed, heavy and final. Ronan didn’t raise his voice. He didn’t bare his teeth.

“They enforce the laws that the Council violated. They arrived too late to prevent the massacre, but in time to arrest us.” “Us?” “I killed six Council members. That’s a crime in any jurisdiction, supernatural or not.” “But it was self-defense! They were going to kill me!” “For the law, that doesn’t matter.” I stored the scythe in the pocket dimension. “There will be an interrogation. Maybe a trial. We need to cooperate.” “Cooperate?” She looked at me incredulously. “You just killed an army and now you want to cooperate?” “I don’t want to. But it’s the only way out. If we resist, we’ll be hunted forever. If we cooperate, maybe we can negotiate.”

The Council was a ghost. And the Phoenix was finally ready to burn the ledger.

“You’ve barely crossed the threshold and already you’re making offers? Bold. Or stupid.” “Both,” Rylan muttered. I kicked him under the table. Alpha grinned. “He speaks truth. But so do I. The Council wants you dead.” “They sent the Shadow Hand,” I said, voice calm. “They failed.” His grin vanished. Kira’s eyes narrowed slightly. Not hostile - just calculating. “You killed them?” Alpha asked. I didn’t blink. “Most of them.” “And the rest?” “They ran.” He leaned back, the firelight dancing in his eyes. “The Council sentenced you to death for being too powerful. Dangerous. For mating with a male they can’t control.”

She attacked. He was fast, but angry. Anger makes you sloppy. She ducked under his swing, drove her knife into his thigh, twisted. He roared and slammed her into the wall. Pain exploded in her ribs. “You work for the Council,” she gasped, rolling away. Scar laughed, blood on his teeth. “The Council’s dead. But the idea isn’t. There are still people who think abominations like you should burn.” Luna got to her feet, breathing hard.

Their shame was thick in the air, and I reveled in it. “I am here to tell you that if Still Waters Pack wants me back, if you want me as alpha again, things will change. Starting now.” I stepped forward, eyes burning into each of theirs. “The council is dissolved.” Gasps rippled through the room. Some elders shot to their feet, outrage twisting their faces. “You cannot…”

"Please, give up any idea of vengeance. Nakuni will heal, no one was permanently injured, we got lucky. The Council is not someone that you're going to want to take on. They were just three from an association that holds thousands, including vampires that were our very first." "I agree," Nakuni replied. "It would be suicidal to try to take on something like that. Please, let's just drop it and move on. I don't want you to lose your life so easily." Trisha listened to them but meanwhile, her mind was grinding like rusty gears being put to work. This wasn't any different than a bonus dungeon filled with top tier monsters. She'd never let any harm come to any of these guys again, no matter what

Even the hunters hesitated, terror finally cracking their discipline. Adrian held me upright, his voice echoing with power not entirely his own. “You will leave,” he commanded. “Now.” Some ran. Others tried to resist. They didn’t last long. When it was over, bodies littered the forest floor—Council dead, Crescent Moon wounded but standing. Dawn bled through the treetops, painting everything gold and red. I leaned into Adrian, exhausted beyond words. “This changes everything,” Selene said quietly. Ronan approached, his expression grave. “The Council won’t stop now.”