Raiden Mei Novels & Stories

"Why entertain a mad dog? You don't need to lower yourself to answer a challenge from a loser!" Rayden looked at the worried faces of the three women who had now become part of his life. He appreciated their concern. But they saw this as a fight, while he saw it as a ritual. He walked slowly toward the tablet, his gaze fixed on the name Rayden Kalesvara, etched in the fires of hatred. "I can't ignore it," he said softly, his voice quiet but final. "Why?" Mireya asked, her eyes beginning to well up with tears.

Even Inara could tell. However, that didn’t stop the elders from concluding that Raiden could stay since Susanna had vouch for him. Jeremy didn’t seem pleased that he didn’t have his way but he was outnumbered. Mia Lu gave me a sad smile and a gentle pat on the back before she left the hut with Lori behind her. “I’ll be in the purifying hut if you need me.” “Thank you, Mia Lu.” I nodded with a forced smile. Even after we were left alone with the kids, Raiden avoided my gaze, focused on Katie, and told her he was happy he got to stay.

Tide warriors filled the ruins until every street glowed blue. Orochi watched from the far tower. Astraya stood beside him. The child remained in his arms, awake now, her white eyes fixed on me. Raiken drew his sword. His hand trembled once. I covered it with mine. The shaking stopped. He looked at me. “Still here?” “Unfortunately for everyone trying to control me.” A brief warmth touched his eyes. Then he faced the battlefield. Commander Toren raised his spear beside him. Raiken did not issue an order.

He might be handsome, but those eyes haunt me, looking into my soul, preparing to rip it out. “Did it never cross your mind that Ren might not be what you think? That maybe he is the bad guy, not Chase?” I ask. Kaden narrows his eyes on me, walking closer. I try not to react, but my heart does accelerate; especially as he kneels in front of me. “And why do you think he’s so good?” he asks.

“Let go of me! For your information, I did it!” Raiden was a little stunned. It was supposed to be an impossible mission! How had the girl managed to do it? It had been his tried-and-true method to force female students into a bind. No one had ever managed to do it before, so who the hell was Zenya to claim she had done it?!

Her words echoed faintly in his mind, “We will meet again.” He clenched his fist unconsciously, feeling the spark of lightning ripple once more in response. And then he felt it — the piercing gazes. Especially hers. Raiden, the Goddess of Lightning and War, stood not far from him, eyes gleaming with unrestrained excitement. Her golden irises shimmered with sparks as if reflecting the very element coursing through Danial’s body. Danial gulped, realising just how intense her presence was. The others — Elysia, Abraham, and even the Grandmaster himself — seemed calm, but Raiden looked like a predator that had just found the rarest prey.

That’s all. One of the maidens saw me and nearly tripped on air. I waved like nothing was wrong. I found Raiden in the war room—deep in a meeting with six of his strongest warriors, looking all serious and “kingly.” Oh well. I walked in anyway. Every single head turned. Raiden’s head snapped up so fast I thought he pulled a muscle. His eyes dragged over me slowly, from my bare legs to the thin straps on my shoulders, and he actually blinked like he wasn’t sure I was real.

At the age of twelve, Raiden entered the training ground to become a hunter. He wanted to dedicate his life to protecting everybody in the village. He knew that he was adopted, but he had no recollection of his biological parents. He had witnessed several killings and werewolf attacks at a young age. He aims to completely get rid of the werewolves before he enters into a family affair. He was looking into creating a family with his crush, Harriet. She was an adopted daughter of his mother's sister. They are not blood-related, but they are too close to each other.

But I immediately stop as I see Tamarra, Toni’s wife who is cleaning her porch. “Great.” I mutter under my breath. I love Tomarra, she is like my best friend but right now, it’s not the moment. How can I tell her that I’m going to the Citadel because Eren turned twenty-five today? “Ola tati Tamarra.” Eren begins to wave at her. “Ola little Eren.” Tamarra waves back, a wide smile on her face. “Where are you going?” She asks, tying her red hair into a messy bun.

Adrian Blue looked at me in awe. Me: what are these guys? Seriously Belinda: I trust my Cadio Blue : your Cadio? Belinda shrugged Me: your Cadio and Clint are some bad ass assassins Blue : we're not even sure they're responsible Belinda : true, we'll just wait for them then. Belinda stood up and left. Blue hugged my arm Me: I feel the war will soon come to an end baby I kissed her forehead and rubbed her cheek