Naruto White Fire Bender Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Water and air being a few of the popular ones as bending fire underwater was almost impossible unless you had an air bender make a bubble around you. Anya snuggled closer to him, causing a purr to escape his lips as he melted into her touch. He didn’t believe this wasn’t his Anya but till he could find out for sure he would keep it to himself. She asked him to, and right now her happiness is his top priority.

I thought you would understand me. Kisa sneered in her mind. 'Have I ever understood him? Had the warden not first told me the truth about the fire that day, he might have successfully deceived me again.' She secretly kept down the bitterness in her heart and choked out, "I don't care if those hurtful things you said are true. I'm going to stick with you for the rest of my life. Even if you are tired of me, disgusted with me, and want to drive me away, I'm not going away."

Then he came out of the white flame unscathed. "How is this possible?" The face of Fire Path suddenly changed. He controlled all the flames in the world. The white flame was from the reincarnation channel. It could burn everything in the world but could not hurt Chu Xun. "Don't play with flames." Chu Xun turned his head and looked at Fire Path. He slowly raised his hand. With a boom, a terrible purple flame appeared and swallowed the white flame directly. To put it bluntly, he was going to refine it.

At that time, if the White family wanted to let Sue White live, they had to find other ways to restrain the fire poison. This time, they had used the poison needles on the tails of the Red Willow Fire Scorpions. The next time, the poison they could use would be even more overbearing than this. With the strength of the White family, it would be more difficult than this time. However, seeing Sue White's innocent look at this time, Caspian did not say anything more. Perhaps Sue White still didn't know that the Red Willow Fire Scorpion could only temporarily suppress the fire poison in her body. Perhaps she already knew, but she had already seen through it.