One Piece Blind Admiral Novels & Stories

She started smearing my name, taking everything I had. My parents sided with her completely. I gave up everything. Everything except the one person I loved — Damien Blackwood. Damien was heir to the Alpha King title of the entire Southern Territory. But when I first found him, he'd lost everything. An ambush had left him blind, stripped of all wolf senses, unable to even hear. His own family had abandoned him in a remote cabin, written him off as useless. I stumbled across him during a hunt. After that, I snuck out every day to take care of him.

Manacles? My mouth went dry. “If you’re Lucian’s men, tell him I’m already on my way back.” The tallest one let out a low, rough laugh. “We don’t answer to your blind Alpha, girl.” The words landed like a blow to my chest, knocking the breath out of me. Not Lucian’s men. Then who? My mind raced. Royal scouts? Rivals from another pack? Someone who had heard the rumors of the second-fated mate? I backed up, knife raised, but they were already circling. My back hit the rough bark of a tree. Pain flared across my stomach as I twisted, but I didn’t drop the blade.

For a moment, the world was nothing but a whirlwind of emerald razors. ​I threw my shadow shield over as many wolves as I could, but the force was immense. I felt the glass biting into my skin, the silver light of the pulse blinding me. ​Through the chaos, I saw a figure standing on the deck of the falling Leviathan. It was the High Admiral. He wasn’t screaming. He was looking directly at us through a brass telescope, a cold, satisfied smile on his face. He held up a small, glowing device—a piece of the Solar Forge we hadn’t seen.

They will easily defeat Amada soon. Observing Amada's expression, the delinquents exchanged glances, a look full of meaning. "The medicine has worked. Sooner or later she will fall, surrender to lust. Then we can freely play with her perfect body." He told his friends and the others laughed with delight. Amada's Italian is completely blind, so he doesn't understand anything. But seeing the smug, grin on the faces of the people in front of her, she knew she needed to be on guard.

She somehow had hacked into my phone, leaving me seven attachments. All were photos of their crew or of Auri. She look unimpressed or unamused in all of them but it seemed to fit in with the exuberance of her companions. There was one where she was on a dock, just her. The wind was blowing through her hair and she as wearing her blindfold. Her face looked so serene with the light bouncing off of her body. It was beautiful and I would forever thank Pipsqueak for my phone background.

Luckily, Michael reminded her, or else she might end up talking nonsense again. Although Edward James did not see Clara, the woman sitting with him saw her. The woman looked straight at Clara when she was still looking at him. It startled Clara. On the contrary, her body began to heat up and her mood was uneasy as if she had just been caught by the woman doing her bad deeds. “I thought you said you’d heard of Edward James, so you should know.” Clara wanted to forget what had just happened, so she talked to Michael. “Know what?” “Edward James is a blind man. He’s blind so he can’t see me.”

The closet was like a whole other room. I heard a knock and soon after Blair gave an excited yell, I didn't hear any words but as I braided my even longer hair I went down to see who had arrived. Adrian in his commander uniform stood behind Blair's arms hanging around her neck. "Hello, Adrian." I watched as his eyes meet mine I saw a hint of anger but then a felt a male voice in my head say "Hello Carden." I looked to Blair but she didn't move or act as anything had changed. I looked back up to Adrian who now wore a grin showing fangs.

A platinum token was in his palm. “So you’re an admiral of Doomsday? We’ll meet again soon.” The deep gaze of The Man fell upon Jay as the look in his eyes sank. His voice became resentful. “Let’s go,” said the little girl as she pulled him along, both of them disappearing amid the crowd.