Nothing Happened Zoro Novels & Stories

I needed to get to work, this is the only chance I've got. The front door surprisingly opened, and to my surprise, Zoro came in. He usually goes everywhere with Felix, and for the first time, they're not together. Something was obviously wrong. Or is he aware that I know he killed Elder Simone? Oh shit! The thought of it sends chills down my spine. "Why aren't you with Felix?" I couldn't stop myself from asking.

There is fear, reluctance, and even feeling inappropriate. The tapping of Zeno's and Eros' shoes echoed on the floor. Dramatically, Zeno walked like he was the star. The guard at the door immediately pushed open the door and let the two in. Inside, Zoro was already standing and immediately invited them to sit down. "Don't be so formal, Zoro," Zeno said. The other party chuckled lightly and immediately threw a piece of paper in front of Zeno and Eros. "Look! They're trying to trick us. Don't they know who they're dealing with?" said Zoro.

Because now, there was no mediator. Behind him, Zorro finally stepped into the doorway. Eyes teary and breathe heavy. Neither of them spoke for a long second. But they both knew this would mean a full blown rivalry between them. Now that their father was dead, Who could stop them?.

Zoe's laughter echoed through the chaos. "You're no match for me," she taunted. But I refused to yield. My determination fueled my strength. I countered Zoe's attacks, my powers growing. Lyra fought alongside me, our bond amplifying. Together, we pushed Zoe back. The vortex dissipated, its hold broken. Zoe stumbled, her breathing labored. For a moment, our eyes locked. A flicker of uncertainty crossed Zoe's face. Then, her expression hardened. "This isn't over," Zoe vowed.

The punch could break rocks and bend steel, but it was not intimidating at all to Kaze. Kaze simply countered with a punch of his own. Bang! The punches clashed like two pieces of steel colliding. Upon impact, it produced an explosive ring of air. Bang! Bang! Bang! When Zoro felt the reverberation from his hand spreading to his forearm, his expression turned grim. He tiptoed and retreated immediately. Each step he took crushed the tile beneath his feet, leaving a trail of destruction in his retreat.

I ordered the warriors to take care of the body of the rogue before I gave the pack the all clear to go about business like normal. Zorro was in awe of his mate. He had only seen her from far away and was enjoying being this close to her. Even if she did have blood all over her jaw. He rubbed himself against her side. she let out a sound like a purr and swatted at his head gently. He nipped at her tail and was about to take off running when I stopped him.

By the third glass, her breathing had started to calm down and some color was returning to her cheeks. "Better?" Trent asked softly. "A little," Zora admitted. She leaned back against the pillows, exhaustion written all over her face. Trent dismissed the midwives with a gesture, waiting until they left and closed the door behind them before speaking again. He studied Zora's face, his expression tender despite the worry eating at him. "What happened out there?" he asked gently. "That strength you had, the speed, the way you fought those rogues. I have never seen anything like that before."

just a subtle power move. Then he turned and followed his boss, one hand to his earpiece. Jerald and Brook fell in behind them like closing shadows. And Zogo? Zogo just walked slow, silent, composed through the crowd that parted for him like a tide obeying a moon they didn’t understand. The games had begun. And Zogo Walton had never lost a game… He didn’t first learn to rig.

“Then… your world ends.” That was it; Zoe’s patience snapped. Power exploded outward from her in a blinding surge. Morgana was thrown back violently, crashing into the trees. The forest shook, and the sky split briefly with silver light. Everyone was forced back, except Zoe. She stood untouched at the centre, breathing steadily, controlled, and dangerous. Morgana rose slowly, blood trailing from the corner of her lips, but she was smiling. “You’ve grown,” she said.

Zora returned a jab to her right ear, pushing Serena backwards a little. "And you won't help me find him",she said and groaned as Zora delivered a hard punch to her stomach. She was breathing hard and she could feel her anger mounting. "I told you already. It doesn't work that way",Zora said. She hardly broke a sweat and her hair was still neatly tied up while Serena's hair was slipping from the band around it. "I can't see things unless I really have to",Zora continued. She ducked as Serena threw a flying kick and before the latter could regain her balance, Zora swung out her leg and Serena tripped landing hard on the ground.