Naruto Lines Novels & Stories

The drive back felt endless. The road stretched on and on, a ribbon of dark asphalt cutting through fading daylight, and every mile felt heavier than the last. My mum’s cousin, Auntie Lara, kept glancing at the rearview mirror, her eyes flicking up every few seconds like she was counting breaths. Like she expected to catch one of us doing something unthinkable. Opening the door mid-drive. Screaming. Vanishing. I noticed. I didn’t blame her.

Around the packhouse, bombs were in place, and Duncan intended to destroy it. Ari cursed under his breath. It would not satisfy him until he knew Vex was in the packhouse. He snuck around back and leapt through a window. Shattered glass sprayed everywhere and Nikau shook it out of his fur. Naren came running down the stairs as two Hoh warriors surrounded Nikau. His lips curled back in a snarl, showing his canines as his ice-blue eyes fixed on them. He dwarfed the warriors and killed them both before Naren could react. He stood frozen on the steps, looking pale. Ari leapt onto Naren and pinned him against the steps.

The nerves in my body quietly tensed. Soon, a sleek black car pulled up at the building. Thomas's eyes lit up, and he eagerly waved his hand. "Babe!" Imogen stepped out, impeccably dressed in a cream suit, cradling an enormous bouquet of roses.

Sasuke was now powerless to fight in the battle, and Lilith's fighting power was almost zero (Naruto, Sasuke, Lilith including the snake thought so, there was no power fluctuation in Lilith as far as they were concerned) The only ones left were Naruto and Lucretia. The energy of the wind began to gather above Naruto's right arm, while Lucretia began to dance as she prepared to unleash Lunar White! Looking at the huge snake body coming at him, Naruto jumped and landed a solid punch on the head of the Green Sky Python, which seemed to be a bit blinded by the blow and shook its huge head unnaturally! "The power isn't small!" However, the Green Sky Python was hoary with panic. The giant tail whi

Elara’s carefully built defenses bristled, yet a reckless, treacherous part of her leaned toward the heat in his tone. She forced herself to shift the conversation, to anchor it in safer waters. “So that’s your tactic, blur the lines until I can’t tell if we’re negotiating contracts or… something else.” Damon’s eyes held hers, unflinching. “I don’t blur lines, Elara. I erase them.” The air between them tightened, charged, until the clatter of a nearby table briefly snapped her back. She exhaled slowly, steadying herself. “You’re playing a dangerous game.”

I tapped accept. A line appeared on the screen. [Assignment term: three years. Destination: Havenmist branch. Please report to your assigned location by this Saturday.] Today was Wednesday. There were three days left before both my wedding and my departure. Simon Carver saw me looking down at my phone, and his frown deepened. "Maren, I'm talking to you." I locked my phone and looked up at him. "Mm. I heard you." He probably hadn't expected me to be so calm.