Naruto Umbrella Novels & Stories

I staggered but tightened my grip on the umbrella, swinging it upward. It connected with their jaw, snapping their head back. They growled in frustration and came at me again, but I was ready this time. My combat instincts took over. I sidestepped, using the umbrella’s curved handle to hook around their ankle, yanking hard. They crashed onto the floor with a muffled curse. “Not so fast,” I murmured, breathless. The intruder scrambled to their feet, clearly realizing that I wasn’t an easy target. They hesitated just long enough for me to raise the umbrella again. But before I could do anything, they turned and bolted down the hallway, disappearing into the shadows.

He murmured, shook his arm, and made a grab. After the light flashed, a golden precious umbrella appeared in his hand. Wan Yanjie opened the precious umbrella and lifted it over his head. There seemed to be a small sun in the umbrella. The umbrella was tied up just now and the light faded away. At this moment, the precious umbrella opened. In the blink of an eye, rays of light shot out in all directions. The pink mist around was illuminated by the golden light in the umbrella. Suddenly, it disappeared quietly, as if snow met the blazing sun.

Takuto felt that all-too-familiar ache in his stomach—the same one before every project kickoff. As he stepped outside, it began to rain. He stood under the eaves, staring at the blurred cityscape, unsure where this life ended and the last began. “Wanna share an umbrella?” Miu’s voice, soft behind him. She held out a tiny umbrella patterned with kittens. “I saw you didn’t bring one.” Takuto hesitated. In the rain, she really did look like just a normal little girl. Maybe... just maybe, he was overthinking things?