Naruto Training Ground Novels & Stories

POV: Araya The morning after the steel wolf incident, Ronan takes Lucian to the training grounds. Araya follows at a distance, needing to see this but not wanting to interfere. The training grounds are located in a clearing deep in the forest. Ancient trees surround it, their trunks scarred from generations of Direwolf warriors honing their skills. Ronan stands in the center, his massive frame casting a long shadow in the early morning light. Lucian stands before him, small and fragile-looking in comparison.

We have to hurry so I just took a deep breath and tap his back to tell him to let me go. "I get it now so hurry up and take your shower." I told him. The idiot released me and finally entered the bathroom. While me, find a clothes to wear. Training area. The training area is actually a walking distance away from our temporary home. It's huge, with the total size of 2 hectares. Based on my observation, the materials that is used to build this building are from monsters bones which I don't know how they did it. Similar to the training gym in my country.

Just in case I said, or did something I would regret. I raced out of the house, and headed into the forest where the training ground was located. This place was different to the makeshift area I had used when I was training in secret. A giant wooden panelled wall built around the training area to keep unwanted visitors out. The training set up was professional, and far more advanced than the training area I was used to at the Autumn Pack. Upon entering the training grounds, the gate was closed behind me with a thud as the wooden posts slammed into the ground. I felt like I was in my own secret fortress where no one could hurt me. As I searched around, I saw the familiar warrior I had been lo

Maybe I was expecting a lot from people that had no reason to… Thanks to my father! “Ok”. I nodded. “You’re right”. I agreed making him slightly blanch from my understanding. “But can I at least use your training grounds? If you have one, that is?” “We do. It’s on the far side of our land. It’s behind all the houses. You can ask Nijra to take you there”. “I will. Thank you”. I said, giving him a small smile as I turned around to open the door. “So, who are you going to train with?” He asked just as my hand rested on the door knob.

His blond hair was tousled, and a cream moustache formed over his upper lip as he sipped his coffee. “Ready?” he asked as soon as he saw me, his gaze lingering on me more than necessary. I was wearing shorts and a tank top. I was ready, but to lick that cream from his lips. I swallowed and nodded, stifling my unwarranted emotions. We drove to the training grounds in his jeep in the north of the pack grounds As I walked into the training grounds, nerves rattled my belly. The area was massive with stone floors, wooden dummies, weapon racks, and it was filled with muscle-bound wolves sparring in groups. Some shifted into partial wolf form, some in human form.

The early morning sun gleams softly overhead as Miyuki leads me down a dirt path, one that leads us to the Raven Moon training grounds. Sweat, grunts, and tension hung through the cool morning air. Rows of pack members are locked in intense drills, their bodies moving in sharp, coordinated bursts. Some spar hand-to-hand, their strikes fast and brutal, while others shift mid-movement, their wolves snarling as they tear into padded dummies designed to withstand claws and teeth.

“Glad to know my reputation precedes me.” Kaiz didn’t smile back. He simply nodded. “We’ll see how your skills translate here.” I didn’t bother asking what he meant by that. The training grounds was an open area with platforms, wooden dummies, and ropes hanging from trees, but the most noticeable thing was the molten lava that flowed like a river, glowing with fiery heat. The air around us was thick and smoky, the constant crackling of flames creating an eerie soundtrack. This place felt alive, a far cry from the quiet assassinations I was used to.

I can’t even defend myself. I arrived at the training ground, which was more of a clearing in the forest than any organized training space. The ground was uneven, littered with roots and patches of grass that had been trampled into dirt. Unlike the pristine training arenas I’d imagined, this was wild, raw, and unstructured—much like the wolves who called this place home.

*Damn, this bring me back to that freaking day in the woods* Netra said. " Sorry” I muttered and quickly stood up following Lucy. I met up with Lucy and held her shoulder “let's take a break" “ You've not done anything dearie, let's get to the training hall" I frowned at Lucy's reply but had no option but to follow her the moment she ran out. ****** The training ground looked very huge and spacious, lots of training materials lay on the ground. “Do you want to get strong or learn to fight your enemies?" Lucy asked, sitting on a weight.

As they made their way through the thick belt of oak trees in awkward silence, turning right on the narrow gravel path right off the outdoor lounging area, they suddenly emerged on an open field and Shay immediately recognised the training grounds. A hall made entirely out of glass dominated the area and housed a gym and an indoor pool, while outdoors consisted of three training arenas of different shapes and sizes, specifically set up for different kinds of combats and challenges. The closest one of them that, unlike others, packed no weapon racks and was covered in recycled rubber, was normally used for sparring in hand to hand combat training, but right now Shay found a mountain worth of