Ninja Turtles Game Out Of The Shadows Novels & Stories

Bridget shouted from across the street, “Good! Keep it steady, Clara. James, left flank!” James vaulted over a dumpster, striking a shadow with calculated precision. It dissolved and reformed across the street. Clara noticed the shimmer and gritted her teeth. These villains weren’t just strong—they were smart, anticipating their moves. Mike’s drones fired low-energy blasts, creating barriers that slowed the shadows. Sparks erupted where technology and dark energy collided, casting flickering light across the street. Clara focused harder, releasing a controlled pulse. The shockwave pushed two shadows back, giving James and Bridget a chance to attack.

"Get the Shadow Sect to lock down Yehooda Chamber of Commerce's HQ, pronto. Drag 'em all in for a deep dive! "Any of those Hidden Ninja Society's members—take 'em out!"

Chapter 50: The Return Shahida was having fun with everyone inside the hideout as Alari and other kids were teaching her shadow play. It’s a game of poor to average people used to play when there’s no light. They make animal shadows through their hands and reflect it to the wall. She was having fun when she heard a commotion outside. “Alari, wait here, huh? I’ll just check outside. Don’t let your friends go out. Understood?” she told Alari who kept on nodding at her.

His name, Shadowless Hadrian, was shown on his head. Shadowless Hadrian's body emitted a faint glow and there was a huge bright circle under him. The circle looked like the back of a tarot card. It had a huge star and it was glowing too. It was Raeleigh's first encounter with games and she was observing every little detail on it. At that moment, Scarlette said coldly in the game, "Shall we continue to fight monsters today?"

It’s the first time I’ve seen the shadows in the light, and the effect is even more eerie because my brain knows they should vanish—but they don’t. The fourth shadow appears from nowhere and launches at me again. I whip my knife out of the holster at my hip and lash out at the dark shape. Even though I don’t miss, the blade slices right through the shadow without doing a bit of damage. “Son of a bitch!” I duck another darting attack, then do a tuck and roll away from the beds toward where the feral shifters are fighting their shadows.

And when I’m done there won’t be shadows left for her to hide in. Game on Arena

Arthur cried out from the backyard. Zack rolled his eyes as he took the food that had been prepared by their mother. He brought it out into the backyard as Arthur and Damien—the Delta of the Shadow Pack—were arranging the tables for their gathering that night. “Would it help if you just use the mind link? You don’t have to shout throughout the forest so that everyone would know I am a lazy ass son of a—”

“All the times we’ve spent together, don’t they mean something? And my brother-” “You already know my condition. That’s the only thing that’ll make me stop.” Nozomi coldly cut Hina off. Nozomi launched her shadows at Hina to emphasize her point. However, Hina’s light was on par with Nozomi’s shadows. In some areas, Nozomi’s shadows overwhelmed Hina's light. In other areas, Hina’s light drowned out Nozomi's shadows. Nozomi soon resorted to close combat, which was Hina’s weakness.

Cody nodded and said “We have quarter horses here for riding, stay away from the black, his names Shadow and he only likes your sister. As for the thoroughbreds we are meeting with a girl tomorrow she’ll be trying out as our exercise rider and jockey.” Jackson and Kaleb weren’t stupid enough to look a gift horse in the mouth; they knew that their sister could help them have a better life. When Angel got up at 5:00 a.m. she knocked on both teen doors, when they answered they were half asleep, she said “Day begins early around here, you can either get showered and dressed or do that and meet me in the gym it’s in the pool house.” When she walked into the gym, she was pleasantly surprised to se