One Piece War Novels & Stories

One left. The crown is almost whole. And war isn’t done knocking. It’s just taking a breath.

Vanessa’s sharp voice cut through the heavy silence: “That’s... impossible. She’s dead. We saw her fall.” Damien’s dark eyes hardened, jaw tightening. “We thought she was dead... before.” A War Reborn The screen shifted, displaying satellite footage of something massive rising from the depths of the ocean—a warship-like structure, sleek and armored, deadlier than anything we’d ever faced. Suddenly, static crackled through the secured comms, breaking the fragile silence. "You thought you ended me... but I was never yours to kill..."

Rena only rolled her eyes as Lena stifled a snigger behind her hand. Vera's partner remained silent as he smirked derisively and his eyes glinted from under his mask. Silver flashed in Valerian's eyes as Rena noticed recognition hit Val's face. Rena barely had time to grab Val's arm to stop him. Val's usual stoic composure was only ever broken by only one person in the whole of the Seven Realms. Rena's eyes narrowed as she realized why her brother strained against her hold.

What a silly question! Of course it was a real war. Odette had to remember that she was currently in the medieval era. The Middle Ages was an era of transition from ancient to modern times. In this era, there were still many wars between rulers. Anwen informed her that three days ago, at that place, there was a war between the Redragon army of Arcadia and the Panthera army. "Initially, we struggled a little because the number of enemies was more than ours. But my brother quickly cut down the number of enemies, and we finally won when my brother managed to kill Duke Redragon," Anwen explained.

She called loudly. Waniya had a surprised look on her face when she saw Minahil there. "Oh hi!" She masked her surprise with a look of mock. "Don't you dare disrespect me again!" Minahil gritted her teeth. Waniya gave her a smirk. "Or what?" They had the attention of a large crowd now. Waniya's friends were standing beside her and opposite to them Minahil was standing alone. Minahil could be seen fuming while Waniya was chill.

Marcel wanted to make sure Carlo was safe but also knew I was tracking him, in hopes of finding him he would find me too. The war was coming to an end. Most countries around the world were is disrepair. There were no victories only a total wipeout, almost everybody had to start from scratch. I’d been keeping track on the newspapers, reading headlines about bombed cities, missing people, political affairs, it was all on repeat week after week.

"Stop! You’ve already completed the mark! Killing your own Luna is a high crime! The Alpha Council will execute you!" But Domine isn't listening. He’s lost all reason. His wolf has taken over. He just wants to rip Ella apart and make her pay for everything. "I don't care!" Domine roars. "She deserves to die!" Four warriors rush in and struggle to pull him off. The Head Elder finally uses a calming spell. Domine freezes, his hand lets go, and Ella falls to the floor, coughing violently with bruises already forming on her neck. Domine drops to his knees as the spell suppresses his wolf. He clutches his head, howling like a wounded animal. His wolf is screaming inside him: You lost our true mat

Chapter 76 is the CHAOS WAR! END OF CHAPTER SEVENTY-FIVE

It is an error for blood shed or any kind of harming of creatures here. I sighed at the irony of it. The centaurs seemed to think that there will be a great war as I entered the springs of Zadia, but here it has been strictly forbidden for creatures to be engaged in any form of violence. It is possible that no one knows what they are talking about.

After stepping down from the altar, William sent me a text. "The negotiations are going well. What do you want to eat tonight?" I replied, "Are you actually negotiating right now?" As soon as I sent the message, I received a barrage of calls and texts. "I am. I'll explain it to you once I'm home." Through the livestream, I could see that William was shocked. He completely disregarded the wedding and hurriedly took his suit off, rushing home as if it were a matter of life and death. However, I had already left the borders of Moria.