Naruto Takes Over Root Fanfiction Novels & Stories

People kneeling beside broken roots, not to bind them — but to tend them. When the vision ended, she collapsed. Arden caught her again. “She holds too much,” Arden said. “We’ll need to be careful with the next one.” Lucian looked at the broken chains. “They tried to control it.” “They failed,” Arden said. “But the memory of that failure... it’s power now.” They camped in the ruined hall that night. The fire was small, the wind loud. But the Root Tree stood straighter now. Leaves — dark as slate — sprouted from its branches.

“Let’s finish this.” The Heartroot lashed out. Flame met rot. Kael danced through the strikes, blades gleaming, his power now enhanced by their bond. Every movement was in sync with Aria. She unleashed torrents of sacred fire, carving through the darkness. But the Root was relentless—its power drawn from centuries of pain, fear, and betrayal. The chamber shook violently. The ceiling began to crack. Then came the voices. Not from the Root—but from above. “ARIA!” It was Nyra and Siva.

I said with a reminiscent smile. I remember hiding behind the curtain to listen to the story as my aunt told it to her children, she told them different ones every single night but the story of the Nurami was my favorite one because I pictured myself as the Nurami, I used to dream that people would one day forget that I am an outcast and they would accept me like they did the Nurami in the story my aunt told. My delusional self would also imagine sometimes that like the Nurami in the story a handsome Alpha will fall in love with me and I would become his Luna.

Roar! Following a furious roar, a thick tree root emerged from the ground and soared into the sky. Then, it slammed down onto Alex ferociously. “D*mn, it’s really huge!” Standing, Alex looked up to take a look. The next second, he abruptly picked up Shado and teleported to the side instantaneously before the tree root as huge as a house hit him. Boom! As the tree root fell, the ground shook tremendously. The overbearing root ruthlessly apart tore the vast land of Nine Heavens Tribe apart as though a whip had struck from Heaven.

Let me tell you that it doesn't feel like a pinch. He pinned me to the ground and went for my neck. I used my good hind leg and pushed the rogue wolf off into a tree. While the rogue wolf was down, I took my chance to pin it to the ground and demanded for him to shift in my Alpha tone. "SHIFT!!!!" The rogue wolf shifted into a man who looked to be about 30 years old. I mind linked Beta Nara because she was out of sight and said: "Where are you? I got a rogue wolf pinned down and need you to find someone who isn't fighting to help you take him to the dungeons."

She looked much younger and so powerful as her eyes glowed green and her finger tips let out green sparks. "I'd rather die." He maintained his stand, earning a deep chuckle from Scarlett. She closed her eyes and slowly as she hummed, a new set of roots began growing from the ground, winding like tendrils and latching onto the rogue's body. I watched in awe as he screamed in horror, looking with wide eyes as one of the roots went round his neck. Soon enough he was making gagging sounds as the former luna smirked with a glint in her eyes that meant business. I was beginning to think that the man was ready to die when he suddenly sputtered the words we had all been hoping for.

He looked at his own flickering hands. "Bridge me," Zane said. "I’ll be her wall until she wakes up." The Man in the SUV Back at the playground, Julian stood over the sleeping Elara. The black 90s SUV was still idling nearby, the man in the trench coat watching them with his high-tech tracker. "Secure the girl," the man ordered his team. "The boy is a Host, but the girl is the Root. If we take the Root, the rest of the fragments will wither."

I picked up my sword from the floor and walked over to him, placing it against his neck and looking around at the Naga, who seemed to be ready to attack. "I will only repeat myself once. We are not here to kill, but try to attack us once more and we will not hesitate." I growled, taking a few steps back. I knelt down, placing my hands on the ground and closed my eyes, allowing myself to draw from the earth. The roaring shrieks and hisses of the Naga filled the air, as every single one of them was trapped by the roots of the trees. Naran may not have much water, but it had plenty of trees…

Ronan stepped forward, his presence like a shadow eating the light. "Touching," he said, voice slick with disdain. "But you're both fools. The gods bred you for war, not sisterhood. You think your bond will save you?" He raised his hand, and the ground cracked. Roots burst from the earth, writhing with dark runes. A corrupted magic that pulsed with something older than Luna herself. "He's using you!" Liana shouted to Astrid. "This isn’t freedom. It’s slavery with prettier lies!"

Power coursed through my veins and I outstretched my arms in their direction. Seconds and inches away from stabbing Kai from the back, roots laced with thorns split the earth from its core. In their wake, the ground cracked into two, wrapping themselves around Nathan. I had no idea what I did, but they kept him locked there. My eyes glowed with a glint of their own, something even I was startled by. Nathan's eyes caught mine before the roots swallowed him whole and trapped him in place, engulfing the spear as well. He looked like a piece of art, except with spikes as decoration instead of flowers on branches.