Naruto Trained By Raiden Fanfiction Novels & Stories

she asked sounding really apprehensive. Rinzen stretched and hummed, "No one", he answered honestly, "I mean I didn't know I was flinching at all", he shrugged, and then stood casually with his fingers interlocked behind his head, "I genuinely didn't know I was doing it until Zee pointed it out", he answered baffled. "Maybe it's just reflex. I mean I know you guys are my future teammates but I don't really know you, and instinct is always going to rear its head first", he paused, "My dad is a Venerer though, and I was trained by specialists my whole life in tactical training and basic warfare, maybe I'm just being paranoid, without actually knowing it", he muttered mostly to himself, "But th

“Ask her.” Blue pointed her tail at the unconscious idiot. Coward. Zaiden burst into laughter. “Oh gods, I love her.” Riven stepped beside me, fingers brushing my wrist in that quiet, claiming way he always did, the touch soft but humming with power beneath it, the kind that reminded me he wasn’t just a man, he was a storm waiting for permission. “This is exactly why you need us to train you, little fire,” he murmured, voice smooth enough to make my pulse jump.

In an attempt to stop her sobbing. However, Aurora shook her head in defiance. “Raven, even though we didn’t get along from the beginning. Gradually, we became very close and bonded more during our training together. You thought about me so much, I can’t lose you now, especially with my transformation. I need someone to teach me to control my powers…a mentor who I can trust.” Aurora replied, while playfully tapping her shoulders with Ravens’. There was a slight giggle between them, as Raven accidentally let out a heart-felt laugh. Immediately, she snapped back to reality. Her face turned back to the serious expression, while remaining in the initial position.

Because Raine, the daughter of that traitor Luna, came looking for me. She climbed all the way to the Northern Mountains, through the snow, and said just one thing when she found me in our hidden den, "Teach me martial arts." I almost laughed. The world served me the meat of vengeance on a golden plate. Raine came to ask me to be her mentor, without knowing I had every intention of killing her. Of course, I said yes. I trained her with brutal, insane routines. But she held on. She always got back up. And the longer I spent with her... the harder it became to hate her. But that didn’t mean my plan changed.

My mother is waiting to hear from me, so I also have to find a way to be sending them messages on the progress of finding the sword. The sound of Swords clashing filled the air and deep grunts echoed from outside. I looked at the door leading outside with curiosity filled in my eye Is there a fight going on? I walked to the door and stepped through the heavy wooden doors leading to the courtyard. I was greeted by the sight of wolves locked in combat. Blood. Sweat. Strength. I looked around amazed by how hard there are training to wipe us away And my eyes landed on Raiden. He was standing at the other end glaring at me, he was shirtless, Bare chest,his muscles coiled like a predator waiting t

“You know… the thing we came here for. Not whatever… that was.” Kael snorts behind me. I don’t turn around. I can’t. My dignity is already hanging by a thread. Raiden straightens, clearing his throat as if he wasn’t the one holding me like his next meal. “Yes. Training,” he says—too quickly. Lucian raises a brow. “Right, because staring at her like you’re about to drag her away is absolutely part of combat strategy—” Raiden shoots him a glare that could peel paint.

I said. *** I went to my personal training ground and started training. Maltilda saw mw training and said, "you are training to kick some badass, what I would expect from you Glow." "Thank you very much, but now I need this training," I said. "Your left hand is a wooden and metal arm, you use Tadara to keep it in check, why not attach a real arm there?" She suggested. "My arm got squashed by the Sharingan of the merman," I answered.

Ten days was neither too long nor too short for Zayn. It was just right. It was enough for him to digest the final remaining essence of life provided by the Aeon Karpos, and by then, his skills would undergo a new wave of improvements. Raiden would not be a match for him anymore! Zayn chose to train in isolation for all ten days. Meanwhile, Raiden did not dare idle either and also chose to train in isolation. At first, he had not planned on taking Zayn seriously. However, after their brief scuffle, he discovered Zayn was not as simple as he seemed and that he had underestimated him.

I wasn't exactly sure what made me say yes to Darren's offer. Perhaps deep inside, I was begging for a change—a physical change as much as a mental one. There was also a chance that a part of my wicked brain wanted to see Darren more often—a covered-in-sweat Darren, possibly shirtless. What I hadn't realized then was that Darren wasn't going to be the one training me. He sent me to his trainer, Kaito Harada, instead.

"I have been telling you day after day! My name is not Astar! It's Sirius! ... ... "Isn't it a good thing then? You'll finally start becoming a man," Nerida commented with a mocking smile as she continued striking the air with her sword. The two of them were sitting on a slope a little outside of the village, a place Nerida often used when she wanted to train with silence. "No, it will take too much time becoming strong this way. Please help me, Nerida. How can I persuade that stubborn geezer to teach me finally?" "I don't understand your rush. My father has always been telling me that there are no shortcuts in training. I also think that you have bigger problems to worry about now."