Novel & Cerita Naruto Pain Eyes

It felt as though my very essence was being unraveled, a raw exposure to suffering I hadn't fathomed. I cling to the echoes of sanity, trying to reconcile the surreal pain with reality. Time itself seemed to warp as the ordeal continued, each moment stretched by the relentless agony coursing through my veins. After what felt like an eternity, Nate withdrew his teeth, and a sudden, eerie calm descended. The intense pain lingered, but now it's accompanied by a profound emptiness. It's as if he has drained not just blood but some vital essence from within me. I feel limp and numb, my body betraying any semblance of strength.

A pain worse than I ever felt before. Time slows down as the pain of the burns continue to take over and I start to see black dots. My eyes starts to flutter close and the last thing I see is Eva's red wolf drop dead on the ground. I whimper one last time before everything turns completely dark.

NEKTARIOS’ POV A stifled groan escaped my lips as I felt a sudden, painful jab in my chest. Sinking my claws into the tree bark beside me, I tried to catch my breath. The first five minutes felt like a living hell. Bracing myself, I let the pain rip through every vein of my body while fighting off the control it intends to have over me. The eyes rolled deep into their sockets as my veins popped in excruciating pain. I can feel the storm swelling inside of me. Holding onto the tree tightly, I bite down hard on my lower lip to take it all in. After what felt like a lifetime of excruciating pain, my body slumped into the dirt. Clamped breath easing up slowly.

One of his powerful claws came down in a swift arc across my face, slashing through my right eye. My mouth stayed open in a soundless cry of pain. Hot tears ran down from my left eye. I forced my right eye to open against the fiery sting, a stupid, desperate relief flooding me that I could still see from it. I cried on the floor, the world tilting, but I had to stand up. They were roaring with a terrible happiness and I had to leave.

His steps automatically took backwards as the images buried deep inside his heart started to display in front of his eyes. Nathan's hand started to shiver, getting goosebumps over there remembering the drastic pain once faced by it. His eyes automatically looked down to the back of his palm where there hovered a black burn mark over there. His eyes started to ache forming red lines all around his orbs as feeling pricked by the thorns with each memory of the past stabbing his eyes.

My sight grew hazy, but I caught a glimpse of his eyes transforming, flickering between black and yellow, then black and red. “I’m sorry, the pain will linger for days. I'll explain everything, I promise.” Sebastian choked out, tears welling up. Those words echoed in my ears as I descended into a profound sleep, burdened by an overwhelming tension. *** The next day came by. I heard loud noises across the corners of the room I am in, but the pain in my neck made my body numb, making me unable to speak. Slowly, I opened my eyes even though it felt like something heavy was weighing over my lids. I saw him and my best friends.

I could feel the pain in his voice even though I didn't see his eyes. But when I saw him, unaware that he was the stranger I had met in the garden, I felt a sudden pull towards him and his eyes. His blue eyes were definitely the most beautiful I had ever seen, but it wasn't just their beauty that captivated me; they were also incredibly expressive. His eyes clearly showed the pain he hid behind his intimidating nature. I could see the pain, the suffering in his eyes. Perhaps it was easy for me to recognize because I, too, had experienced painful memories. I let out a painful chuckle as I thought about my past, and once again, my mind drifted back to him. I found myself staring at him, softly

Between my cries and the destructive pain, my eyes come open, and blurry white flashes enter my vision. The outburst of flames seems to have died on its own...leaving in its wake an endless series of lightning flashes beating down the forest. ‘Himari, I’m sorry. I know it hurts, but it's the only way to stop you’ Runa’s voice comes so clear and firm like she’s beside me and speaking into my ear. Just then, it’s as if all my bones contract at the same time as a scream breaks out of me and my mind sways heavily.

Amari looked up, and the black tip of the sword was pointing at her left eye. "I have trained you for years and theirs one thing that could compensate it..." Nerom didn't even hesitate to poke the eyes of Amari, slashing her left eye. "One eye would do. A Swordsman with no vision can no longer fight." Nerom said and turns around. "You and I now didn't know each other." It was the last word Nerom and left her. "Ahhh!" She cried in pain holding her left eye. Continuous blood drips from it. She was getting dizzier as her right eye was filled with blood she looked up to his master.

It folded to cover her body which shrank to the size of a large white bird, its head topped with a ring of golden feathers. “She’s going to release the pain,” said Damien. “She gathers them in her eyes and releases it by staring at the sun, thus the birds turn blind as they age, and can only see again when ever they take in the pain from other people.” “For a little while, at least.” said Horatio. “But that pain, does it not affect them?” Asked Dorin with concern. “Yes.” Replied Damien. “But what is pain compared to seeing the world around you?” “And to think that the more pain they hold in their eyes, the clearer their eyes can see.” Horatio smiled bitterly.