Novel & Cerita Naruto Severs All Ties With Konoha Fanfiction

“I felt it best to tell you in person that after the rites, Enas will perform a ceremony to permanently dissolve our bond. It will be less painful than the Aionios Koptis and we can put this thing of mates behind us.” Liora gaped at him, blinking repeatedly. It was as if he’d dumped a bucket of ice water on her head. “Ronin. Ronin, you can’t be serious.” She shoved at his chest with as much strength as she could muster. “Why are you doing this to us?!” “This mating has been nothing but a curse, and I don’t wish to be a slave to it anymore.” His voice was void of emotion, monotone as if he’d rehearsed what he wanted to say, like he was giving a speech.

It was a bittersweet realization, for I knew that loving him meant accepting my responsibilities as a Luna and the ties that bound me to this place. As we continued to lose ourselves in the intensity of our embrace, a tear slipped down my cheek, a silent testament to the inner turmoil that raged within me. I couldn't deny the magnetic pull Nate had on my heart, the way he awakened a side of me that craved both love and freedom. Yet, I couldn't help but fear the consequences of pursuing that freedom, of breaking away from the expectations placed upon me.

Seamus wanted to say something, but I quickly continued. "I, Luna Poppy Hopkins of Larch Groove Pack, reject you, Alpha Seamus Brown, and sever our mate bond while preserving the connection to the pack." I felt the wave of pain that hit my chest spread across my body, causing me to lose my balance. Iris whimpered, but proudly, she spoke the words, directing them to Ezra, ending their bond. Easton quickly grabbed me and helped me to maintain my straight composure while Seamus felt the pain of slowly breaking the bond and held his chest.

After that, she throws the sword away and looks at Natalie, who is watching him. “Just so you know, this is what I really wanted to do for a long time,” Norwan said. Natalie ignores him, closes her eyes, and starts to pray to the Moon Goddess, who gives bounds to them. Norwan laughed a little before he began praying to the moon goddess; after a minute, Natalie opened her eyes and looked at Norwan. Her heart was tearing apart while looking at him, but she kept herself calm as she didn’t want to cry in front of him. Norwan finishes his prayers, and with that, the bond that connects the both of them vanishes, and a little mark on their neck is erased automatically, which means that the terminat

Maybe that he’d say no. But he didn’t. “Go ahead,” he said. The final blow. Nara began chanting, her voice weaving magic through the air, binding my fate. She turned to Ryan and instructed him. “Say the words.” Ryan’s voice was steady, like this meant nothing to him. “I, Ryan, Alpha of Shadowhaven, reject you, Karen, as my mate.” The moment the words left his lips, I felt it. The bond that had tethered us together snapped like a fragile thread. Pain seared through my chest, like something had been ripped from inside me, leaving only a hollow, gaping wound.

The words hung heavy in the air. "Sever our bond?" Minseok repeated, his voice barely above a whisper. I nodded, unable to meet his eyes. "It said I couldn’t reach my full potential unless I did." For a long moment, there was silence. Then Minseok walked over and knelt in front of me, his hands resting on my knees. "Seojin," he said firmly. "I don’t care what that thing said. Our bond is real. It’s not something you can just cut off. And I’m not going to let you face this alone, no matter what."

“Closed? Like severed?” His head snapped around to me eyes wide, “Severed?” he gasped, “You really think I could ever be strong enough to sever our bond?” I shrugged, “You made it seem easy when you severed mine and Nok’s.” “I didn’t sever that one.” He winked, “That was all you love.” “But that kiss-” I paused “I told you, it was a process. The only people who can sever a bond are those involved in it. I just had to remind you who you really belonged with.”

“How can you talk about love? After all, the back of your neck—” “Elara,” Ronan said sharply. She blinked, then pouted. “Fine. Let’s just leave.” He didn’t argue. He let her pull him away like I wasn’t standing there. I watched them go. Then my hand moved on its own, fingers brushing the high collar of my turtleneck. Beneath the fabric, just below my hairline, the scar pulsed faintly. The mark of a bond never fully taken, never fully claimed. Pain flared through my chest.

“Like it’s unhooking me from the world.” “No,” I breathed. “No, no, no—this isn’t how it ends.” He looked into my eyes. His eyes were burning silver. “We’re not breaking. We’re stretching. That’s the difference.” The pull surged one last time. It was final. Our hands slid until we were only touching at the fingertips. My heart stopped. “Kieran!” I screamed. “Kaia!” he shouted back. Our fingers were shaking. The bond between them was glowing thin and bright like a single silver thread.

My fingers tighten around the door frame painfully, Kieran stands alone, unmoving, and the chill is coming from him. His hands hang loose at his side, and the tension not leaving shoulders, he looks like someone who survived war and hasn't realized the building he's standing on is collapsing. For a very long time, I dreamed of this moment, Ronan gone from our lives. The bond between them broken, Kieran finally free, to see me standing in front of him, free to choose me. My heart hammers against my ribs as i watch him, but the feeling spreading through from the other students wasn't relief.