Ninja Turtles Fanfiction Novels & Stories

How can she let me suffer all these years when destroying our enemy was so easy? I catch a glimpse of Luna Nala with the corner of my eye, falling on her knees and holding her chest. I don’t know much about these things but that’s probably the pain of their bond ending. I can’t say I am sorry though. She will be fine and I hope she will get a decent second chance mate. Charred flesh smell fill the air. A smell that seem to fuel my vengeful wolf. Nina’s whole fur is red like flames but I can’t tell when the actual fur ends and becomes flames or if the flames are what make her fur.

"Fine, I admit. I made a mistake and I've apologised. And aren't you the same? We have barely broken up and you already replaced me with that short thing!" ‘Short?’ I thought with disbelief. ‘Thing?!’ Zinnia growled outrageously. I flare my nostrils and glared at the colour maniac and heartless whore. Even in this situation, she was trying to turn the tables on him. ‘Let me at her! Let me out!’ Zinnia roared but didn't try to break free from my mind. If I was upset before, I was furious now. "This thing is your future luna, bitch!" I wanted to scream that at her, but Earnest beat me to it. "That's the only reason she isn't mine because if she wasn't bonded to Brother Drix, I would have made

Which meant everything Nathan and I had shared meant nothing at all. Bile burned my throat as Jade let out a coquettish little laugh at something Nathan said. The sound cut through me like shattered glass. Last night I had lain naked in his arms, utterly his, believing the rest of our lives would be that perfect. And now...now I was nothing. With terrible comprehension, I finally found my voice. "Nathan, what is this? Who is she?" Though I already knew the horrible truth. Jade turned her doe eyes toward me. "Oh, you must be Terra," she said gently. "I know this is very sudden. But Nathan and I are mates." She looked back at Nathan meaningfully. "Bonded by the goddess."

He wouldn’t take a gamble. He swallowed and signed to the two ninjas. The ninjas understood his decision and retreated. The bigger ninja let Claude go while the skinny ninja was still standing still right where he is—he’s too afraid of moving because Jai could zap him anytime with their close distance. The skinny ninja looked at Hayate again, his eyes almost like pleading. Hayate noticed the look and turned to Jai. “You can put your hand down now.” Jai narrowed his eyes at him before looking over to the ninja. He lowered his hand slightly, just an inch, but he was looking at the ninja with his still glowing eyes.

“Alright, little phoenix. Time to Po it up.” Nalia blinked. “Po?” “Kai-yah!” Tora shouted, doing a ridiculous spin-kick and promptly slipping in the grass. “Like Kung Fu Panda. Except I’m the Dragon Warrior, and you’re the noodle shop apprentice.” “Uh-huh,” Nalia smirked. “Does this mean I get dumplings afterward?” “Only if you land a hit,” Jax called from the sidelines. Nalia lunged and immediately found herself flipped on her back.

I felt him stay exactly where he was, one hand fisted in the fabric at my shoulder, and something about his refusal to leave steadied me even as his anger kept the old wound raw. The pull from Miel spiked again, and this time it came with something more than pain — an image, brief, fractured, of stone walls I didn’t recognize and a version of my own name spoken in a voice gone rough with distance. My throat closed around the sound trying to climb out of it. My back arched off the floor, and all three of them moved at once to keep me from hurting myself against the stone. “He’s trying to reach further than the bond allows,” Neil said, mostly to himself. “That takes strength. That takes proxim

Nina was in the passenger seat, humming along to a song on the radio and munching on chips she swore she wasn’t going to eat. We were supposed to make a quick run to the East Ridge border — drop off a pack of moon herbs for Beta Lorne. Nothing dangerous, nothing exciting. Just a sister errand. But Nina never let anything be boring. “So,” she said, crunching loud enough to make me glare, “how’s your little love story going?” I rolled my eyes. “Don’t start.” “Don’t start what?” she grinned, kicking her feet on the dashboard. “You’re the one texting him every two seconds. Nigel this, Nigel that. ‘Oh, he sent me a moon emoji, maybe he means—’”

Renna Anger surged through me, fuelled by countless reasons. It burned in my veins and no matter what I did, I couldn’t get it to stop. As I spiralled, Xavier's firm grip held me tightly. The thought of Ethan's head on a stick consumed my mind, a dark and vengeful fantasy. The letter kindly told me as I am now Luna to Midnights pack that I have no claim to the alpha title there. That bastard.

“Fine. Let's do as you say!" He recalled something and asked, "What if the ninjas get investigated?" "The police can investigate whatever they want to," Finley sneered. "I won’t do a sloppy job. I’ll send the ninjas away on a boat, and I’ll make sure they all get buried at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean!" Homer’s doubts reared their ugly heads. "What if the police look for the ninjas' family? What, then?" Finley laughed, amused. "Don't worry, Young Master Fox. You only need to give me the contacts for the ninjas’ family. I’ll use another identity to contact them, and I’ll make sure you won’t be linked all."

“Maybe Neil just misses me too much, Mommy. You don’t need to hurt yourself nor sacrifice your life for me… Honestly, I don’t care about that much!” Luna felt her heart ache upon hearing these words and could not hold back her tears any longer. She bit down on her lip and picked up the nearest rock she could grab, wanting to smash her own fingers. “Fiona, if I really break all remaining nine fingers of mine, will you promise to let Nigel go and take me instead?” Seeing how desperate Luna and Nigel were, Fiona let out a vicious laugh. “Alright! If you really crush all nine of your remaining fingers, then I’ll let Nigel go and let you take his place!”