One Piece Ashura Novels & Stories

I will not stop until she is part of me. Rhea reached out and took Ash's hand, her fingers grazing his. "He is not lying. I know that he is not. He is a part of the prophecies. He is a part of the war. He is a part of my destiny. He is a part of the great war.". "There is no war. There are no prophecies. There are no vampires," Ash had declared, his voice heavy with icy fury. "There is only us. There is only the bond. There is only the Luna. And she is ours."

A figure descended from the chaos, landing in front of Alpha Darious. “Asher,” Seraphina gasped. Asher stood tall, his half-shifted claw burning with the curse, and without hesitation, he struck Percy down with one swift, fiery motion. Percy’s body was torn into two pieces, the fire scorching his remains as he disintegrated in an instant.

she laughed maniacally, the sound echoing with malevolence. Frantically scanning the room, my eyes searched for a weapon, but it became apparent there was none. With deliberate menace, Ashina unsheathed the sword strapped to her waist, each step towards me punctuating the impending danger. I began to move away, creating a desperate leap of evasion, aiming for the door. Finally, close to it, Ashina noticed my plan to escape and closed in. Just as I almost reached for the door, Ulf's voice pierced the air from outside.

I guess because it was putting up more of a fight. Ash grabbed my shirt on my back and tried flipping me over his head. All he ended up doing was tearing the back of my shirt off. I saw Toni get slashed in the chest. I could feel the searing pain as if it had happened to me. It distracted me enough that Ash was able to loosen my grip. He unlocked my ankles and flipped me over. I landed on my back with a thud. I kept the crystal clutched in my hand. Ash went for the crystal in my hand, realizing what it was for.

The smile turned into a grin, before yanking off the arrow which was covering the injured spot. "How could you be so wicked?" Erik screamed out in pain at Ashina as blood gushed out freely from the spot. "I, Ashina Tala haven't even started yet, all I did was be kind toward you but instead you decided to pay me back with evil, you shall pay and I am going to make sure you do" " Kpa, kpa kpa" a clap interrupted Ashina, making her turn her head at the source of the disturbance. "You made a mistake, all you could have done was to.."

“If you hold it like that, you’ll stab yourself before the enemy even reaches you.” Una sighed. “This already feels encouraging.” Jace sat lazily atop a tree stump nearby while eating dried meat. “She’s got a point, your grip is awful.” “You’re both terrible teachers,” Una joked. She already felt comfortable in their presence as if they were a long lost family members. “We’re alive until now,” Ashina replied. “Which means we’re good teachers.” Una muttered something under her breath. “Whatever. I can do this. Come on!” Ashina lunged forward without warning.

In the realm of the Ashura gods, Hai Mingyue sat in the palace garden with a relaxed expression. Accompanied by Bing Xuanyin, who sat opposite her, the two appeared close as they chatted casually. Since the recent issues involving demons and other realms had been resolved, the two could relax without having to worry about anything else in the Ashura realm for now. "Hm?" As Hai Mingyue was brewing tea herself, suddenly a light flashed in front of her. The light, which came from nowhere, startled Hai Mingyue, while Bing Xuanyin looked strangely at the light that suddenly appeared in the middle of their table.

Chapter Thirteen: Sister of Ash The sky had turned a deep, smoky gray, as though the heavens themselves mourned what was awakening beneath the soil. Seren stood at the edge of the crater, surrounded by the wreckage of her birthright and the screams of the cursed tree that once marked Black Hollow’s sacred heart. Her robes—dark blue with silver embroidery—fluttered with energy. She hadn’t aged past her early twenties, her presence defying time, her expression carved from stone.

Fires burned below signal fires of the enemy. Aria turned to Kael. “Are you sure about this?” “No,” he said honestly. “But I’m tired of waiting for the storm to hit us. It’s time we move into it.” Behind them, Ashara stepped forward. For the first time, she didn’t look afraid. “She’ll come,” Ashara said softly. “But not for a fight. For a *rebirth.*” Aria stared at her. “Rebirth of what?” Ashara’s black eyes met hers.

I tried to speak, but a knock rattled the moment. Immediately their beta rushed in, looking excited. “Alpha Asher, there’s news about Ashira!” They all froze. “What?” they shouted in unison. My brows tightened in confusion. Ashira? Who is Ashira?