Raiden Shogun Voice Lines Novels & Stories

Raiden said, but he got distracted enough for me to hit him against the chin. “But I’m sorry,” Odin said in a fake Zev voice. “I still love Lana. I've never stopped.” “I don’t fucking care,” Odin said in a fake Raiden voice. “You messed up. I will never forgive you.” “But we all make mistakes,” Odin said in a fake me voice which sounded more like a girl voice than me. “Fucking hell!” Raiden stopped to look at Odin at the same time I did. “What the hell is wrong with you, Odin? Do you get a kick out of this, or what?”

Manuel's deep voice was filled with menace. Raiden smiled apologetically, "I didn't have anything..." The words were not finished yet when there was a loud bang in front of the car...

Elder Marcus interrupts gently, voice calm yet firm, “Windhowl has finally recognized your true worth. Your absence has revealed what we refused to see.” My chest tightens painfully, but I remain resolute. “Recognition now changes nothing. I will not return.” Raiden’s shoulders slump slightly, defeat flickering briefly in his eyes. The sight pierces me more deeply than I anticipated. But I hold firm, knowing my value, refusing to be drawn back into their games. The screen goes dark again, leaving me alone with Rairity, whose expression is equal parts sorrow and respect. “I’m proud of you,” she whispers softly. “But remember, Siena, you can’t avoid him forever.”

But then, Raijin smiled at everyone, and gave a short, friendly wave. “Hello,” she said. “You must be Freya’s friend in the Federation. I am Raijin.” Aurora nervously waved back. “I… yes, I’m her friend,” she replied. “I’ve heard a bit about you, Raijin. Some of my engineers won’t shut up about your ‘Cast. None ever mentioned you look like that, though.” Raijin blinked, then looked at her digital body. “Oh,” she said. “How strange. Perhaps it is a quirk of the code. I will write it off as a feature.”

My breath caught. Raiden “Hello?” A gruff voice answered. “Go to the back. Shaded area. He’s waiting for you.” The call ended abruptly. Swallowing hard, I circled the building, my pulse loud in my ears. Then, at last, I saw him. Raiden stood, tall and poised, perfectly suited, as if nothing had happened. Yet beneath his polished exterior, his eyes were dark with longing, exhaustion, and relief. The moment our eyes met, his composure broke—he was running toward me, desperate and wild.

My voice was low, sharp enough to cut. Raiden raised his head slightly, his blue eyes full of guilt and fear. “Father, I—” “Don’t speak.” I took a step forward, my voice now a growl. “You’ve embarrassed me in front of Kade. Kade Ryker! Do you understand the gravity of that?” Raiden’s lips parted, but no words came. He knew better than to argue, though the tears gathering in his eyes spoke volumes.

He stood up and started shouting, waving his cane in the air as if motioning for them to come. “No, don’t go! We don’t know who they are,” Rhina whispered, grabbing onto her friend’s shoulders. “He’s harmless!” Ishida told her. “How do you know that?” the girl asked. “I just do. I can tell by his facial expression,” Ishida replied, smiling. “Come on, let’s go.” “Hello, sir! My name is Ishida Sakai, and this is my good friend, Rhina,” Ishida introduced himself to the aged man.

Shoes, bags, and phones lay scattered across the floor. No bodies. A man stood on a raised platform at the centre. Tall. Broad-shouldered. Long dark coat. A scar crossed one side of his mouth. He held a curved blade in each hand. His eyes were not red. They were amber. Wolf eyes. Raiken stopped. The stranger smiled. “Tide King.” Hayate entered behind us, blade ready. “Daigo Blackthorn.” The name changed the air. Daigo looked at him. “Still serving crowns?”

Another fit of laughter rolled through me. Zayden pinched the bridge of his nose before letting out a dramatic sigh. “Fantastic.” He glanced toward Traci. “The curse finally breaks and apparently all the sanity goes with it.” “Oh, shut up,” I managed between laughs. “I’m serious.” He pointed directly at me. “I preferred Grumpy Raiden.” I gasped in mock offense. “You did not.” “I absolutely did.” He nodded matter-of-factly. “Grumpy Raiden at least glared at people.” His finger slowly lowered toward my face. “This smiling version…” He visibly shuddered. “… is unsettling.”

Raiden explained to everyone. Many applauded what Raiden said; they heard crying from the earpads they were wearing. "Don't cry, agent Ten; we'll all celebrate later." Raiden said to his secretary and agent. "Thank you, boss; you're really kind!" agent Ten said on the other line; Shuji couldn't hear what was being said; he was just wondering about the reactions of his companions. Everyone was wearing earpads in their ears. "What's happening?" Shuji asked the one next to him and Lixue.