Re:zero Fanfiction Everyone Forgets Subaru Novels & Stories

"Oh, not necessarily, although am a woman sent by the Lu family, although you hate me and the Lu family, but the madness value is really dropping you have nothing to lose, anyway, no one knows, Don't fuck it, don't fuck it. 008 was shocked, the main character has always been aware of it? its brain is dizzy, and it always feels that the task is about to be approached, and it is full of uncertainty. When 008 panicked, the data that had been stable like a dummy moved, and the disgust value was +30 The sunlight hit the man's face through the jungle, but there was no warm feeling at all. Those thin lips parted lightly. "Miss Su, good acting" This time there was a bit of sarcasm in the tone. it is

Why couldn’t I remember? Before I could gather my thoughts, the door slammed open. Zane. He stood there, fury radiating off him like a storm. His eyes scanned the scene—me, trembling under the sheets. Rage twisted his face. “WHAT IS THIS?!” “Zane… I don’t know… I don’t remember anything…” I sobbed, holding the sheet tighter around me. Zane’s eyes burned with betrayal. Zane's furious gaze shifted from me to Jade. Without hesitation, he grabbed Jade by the collar with one hand and threw him across the room. Jade crashed onto the floor with a heavy thud, groaning in pain.

Hikaru POV " 3 minutes memory wipe on at least 40 people. With just 4 words. This is very bad..... if we are using your ranking system..... This kind of being and level... This situation is more dangerous than I thought..." V7 muttered to himself as he grinned. "Wonderful"

Riku is at the helm wearing heart-shaped sunglasses. Aki is co-piloting in a tuxedo T-shirt that reads “Best Oni.” The rest of us are strapped in, boards magnet-locked to the walls, rings catching the sub’s running lights every time we move. Kayo raises a bottle. Kayo: “To the newly engaged storm queen and her coyote. May your marriage be half as chaotic as this submarine and twice as eternal.” We all drink (even Rowan, who immediately coughs and turns red).

One by one, their memories disappeared. Elara's eyes filled with tears. “They trusted me.” “They loved you.” She looked at Elias. “Did you know?” “No.” The memory continued. Young Elara approached Elias last. She touched his face. He smiled. “Will I see you again?” “You always do.” “When?” “When you're ready.” “What if I forget you?” Elara's younger self smiled sadly. “Then I'll make you remember.” The memory vanished. Elias stared at Elara. “You erased my memories.”

"Hey! Your eyes are closed. How did you know I was standing here all along?" Subaru opened his eyes slowly. For a moment, I could have almost jumped out with nervousness. Just looking at those sparkling sea green eyes was enough to send goosebumps throughout my body. "It was easy. I just knew you were there, that's all." "Say what?" I asked him with a puzzled look on my face. Subaru looked surprised as if he forgot something. "Oh, that's right! I forgot that you are dumb. So forget I said anything just now."

He shook his head slightly. “I know I said something, but” He hesitated. “It’s not there.” Silence. The bond pulsed. But didn’t react. Didn’t spike. Didn’t resist. Like it didn’t register anything wrong. Lyra’s voice dropped. “…that’s not possible.” The First Deviation woman stepped forward sharply. “It is now.” The man added quietly: “The system doesn’t delete memory.” He paused. “It replaces the need for it.” Silence. Kael exhaled slowly.

I tossed and turned as the dream dragged me under sharp, vivid, suffocating. I was fifteen again, sitting in the passenger seat of an SUV. Lisa was driving. We were heading home from the clothing store where I worked, the sky already dimming as the moon began its slow rise. The tire blew with a violent crack. Lisa cursed under her breath and pulled the car to the side of the road. Gravel crunched beneath us as the vehicle lurched to a stop. She grabbed her phone immediately, dialing from memory. “Good evening, Alpha. We have a flat tire. Your daughter is going to be late coming home… Yes, sir.” She hung up and glanced at me. “He said to stay with the car. Roadside assistance is coming. The B

Zak dumped three into a charger’s chest; it stumbled, then got back up. “WHERE ARE WE GOING?” Zak bellowed over gunfire. Jake saw it—an electric-blue Subaru W.R.X., mostly intact, wedged between two fire-gutted SUVs. “This way!” He hit the door. Locked. He smashed the window with the YK8’s butt. Glass burst. In, blade to the column, twist. The engine coughed—caught—roared. Zak stared as locks popped. “What the hell?” Tara dove into the back. Zak slid shotgun. “Where’d you learn that?”

Kazumi had just called him and told him, “Mr. Moore, the car that your sister was in has already fallen to the bottom of the valley from a cliff that is several hundred meters high in Nishitama District. The vehicle was ignited in flames spontaneously, and I am absolutely certain that your sister has already been turned into ashes!” Reuben smiled sinisterly as she said, “Great! This is simply perfect! I have been waiting for this day to come for a very long time! I can finally get what I want today! This is all thanks to your help, Mr. Hashimoto!” Kazumi laughed before he said, “Mr. Moore, both of us will be working together in the future. Making more money is the most important thing!” Reub