Robin Awakened Devil Fruit Novels & Stories

"Allied or not, I want to know your motivation.” Tennebris rolled his eyes, but crossed his arms in front of his chest, and gently arched an eyebrow. "There is a book used to summon demons. There is a copy in the human world. And the dumb nun read a good part of it. That's why one of my demons was invoked. That's all I know.” "How many of them were invoked with her reading?” The question seemed to catch him off guard. Your expression faltered that seriousness a little. I kept staring at him with my chin up, without being shaken by anything.

Causing an avalanche that came towards me. " Dobe it to rust tus! Dobe it to rust tus! Dobe it to rust tus!" This time from my magic circles came out pillars of lava melting the avalanche before it even came near me. The illusion disappeared into lotus petals that covered the cave's floor. ".....Ah... Fu**.... Aren't you a Version?! You used speed magic earlier! And you have the mark of Misaki!" " I am a Version! V7 Since you know Misaki that means you're no ordinary devil. "

"Especially family members." "I could forcefully enter and you won't be able to stop me, you know that right?" I got up instantly, needing to see who it was at the door. I pushed open it, coming face to face with her. She doesn't need an introduction. Camila De Luca, a.k.a Belladonna. The De Luca's only daughter and a certified psychopath at heart. In our world, she was not to be trifled with. In other words, she was worse than even me, the devil's spawn.

Ro sobbed, standing behind Venkat. "Not on my watch," Venkat growled. Ro was a luna, not a finwife and he was going to make this Fishman understand that. Venkat lunged for the man but as he landed in water, the finman disappeared. He reappeared behind Ro and grabbed her roughly. Her claws elongated and she dug it into the man's chest who let go of her and she ran out of the water leaving Venkat to attack him from behind. He tackled the man to the ground and pressed his sharp nails into the man's back. The man dissolved into water and reformed near Ro, standing in his naked glory.

Rose lowered her gaze in shame. Though Rose was happy seeing Diana safe and sound, she didn't approve of the demons' act of murdering Kiora. She blatantly accused them of murdering someone without knowing the truth. Rose then looked at the venomous weapon in Calix's right hand. A shiver ran down her spine as she gazed at the bare metallic part that was bathed in green color. It was venom and that’s what Kiora was going to use on her.

I swerved my hand to the right, and sent him crashing down to the ground. "One member of the pyrokinetics team, down!" The voice boomed from the speakers. The crowd went wild and a smile curled up my lips. I looked down at my palm and I realized that I was not weak anymore. I looked around, until my eyes feel on Livia. She looked dumbstruck, but her face slowly beamed, and a smile appeared on her lips.

He looked utterly exhausted. I watched this strange exchange, filing away every detail. Damon was looking for Ava. Of course he was. And now Wood Pack had to decide what to do with all of us—the wounded doctor, the child who wasn't supposed to exist, and me, the omega who slaughtered twenty rogues with a chain. The boy glanced at me one more time. Robin rubbed his forehead, the gesture making him look suddenly older. The boy waited, patient beyond his years, tablet still extended. "Tell them—" Robin started, then stopped himself. He looked at me, then back at the boy. "Tell them I'll call back within the hour. I need to finish here first."

His voice had been stolen by cruelty, and my heart clenched every time I thought of it. “Hey, little wolf,” I whispered as I knelt beside him. Robin turned and smiled. His expression was gentle and grateful. “I brought you something.” I slipped a carved figurine into his hand. It was a tiny wolf, the tail slightly chipped, but proud and strong. Robin traced the outline with his fingers and then gave me a look with those bright, piercing onyx eyes, asking what words could not. “It’s you,” I said. “You’re stronger than you know.”

"Let me be the one to hold the gates for a while." He gently tugged the blindfold away. The sunlight hit me first, dazzlingly bright, but as my eyes adjusted, I gasped. The rooftop was covered in thousands of white roses. In the center of the garden, overlooking the skyline of the city I had just conquered, Marcus was down on one knee. He held a velvet box, and inside, a diamond the size of a postage stamp caught the light, fracturing it into a thousand tiny rainbows. My heart stopped. The memory of Julian Vane faded into nothingness. The job offer, the rivalry, the fear, it all vanished.

“That I angered the Moon Goddess. Maybe they’re right. Maybe I deserve all of this.” Silas listened without interruption, his expression unreadable. When I finally ran out of words, he was quiet for a long moment. “You don’t deserve what they did to you,” he said finally. “But I can offer you something they never could.” “What?” “A second chance.” He leaned forward, his eyes intense. “Power. Beauty. The ability to make them all pay for what they’ve done.” I laughed bitterly. “That’s impossible.” “Is it?” Silas stood, walking to a cabinet across the room. He returned with a small, dark bottle filled with something that seemed to shimmer. “This potion can transform you completely. Give you eve