Rolling Thunder Haikyuu Novels & Stories

His words filled everyone with a comforting sense of security, and Faye relaxed, her worries eased. Meanwhile, Zayn’s eyes met Raiden’s. It was as though two unseen bolts of lightning collided between them, causing a huge commotion. They were not moving, but the numerous onlookers could feel two mighty forces clashing. They could also hear a loud rumble in their heads akin to rolling thunder. “That’s strange. Did I just hear the sound of thunder? It’s still a clear, sunny day, so where did the thunder come from?” “F*ck, I heard the thunder as well. I thought I might be hallucinating or something. So you heard it too, huh?”

“Is that so? Gold for gacha and… Wait, what?” “We’ll be dueling on Monsters League. I wanna see if you’re just as amusing as you are in real time.” “Oh… I thought for sure that we’d be…” “I knew you could amuse me! Battling in real time against ME!? FENRIR, THE SILVER BEAST?! You wouldn’t have been standing there in one piece if that were the case.” “How can you be assured that I won’t even land a scratch…” and suddenly Fenrir disappears and appears behind him while resting his hand on Akihiko’s shoulders.

He did not dodge it but made a fist print and punched toward the thunderbolt. Boom! Lightning flashed, and thunder rumbled. Terrifying electric arcs exploded, looking dazzling and resplendent. The thunderbolt was smashed and hit Chu Xun. His legs sank to the ground. "Haha... Chu the Devil, you've done so many bad things that even God can't stand you." Hei Meng was overjoyed to see the thunderbolt hit Chu Xun. However, he got scared because a thunderbolt was coming straight at him. With a boom, it hit the golden bell above his head and exploded. Although it did not hurt him, his face turned pale.

She could feel the power building and the storm brewing within her. The girl's laughter turned cruel. "Oh, I get it. Your parents died in some tragic accident, didn't they? That's why you're such a freak." Aqua's vision blurred with tears of rage. The sky outside, which had been sunny moments ago, began to darken as black crows gathered around the window, their cawing filling the air. Thunder rumbled in the distance, and the air crackled with tension. Desperate to control her emotions, Aqua grabbed the bathroom key and bolted from the classroom. She could hear the girls' laughter following her down the hall, but she didn't stop. She ran, her heart pounding, her mind racing.

Ryu turned to me, blood streaking his cheek, and his eyes—those deep, wild eyes—met mine. “We end this here, or we’ll be running forever,” he said. I nodded once. We wouldn’t run. We would rise. From above, the thunderclouds broke open, and a sudden downpour began. Rain fell in heavy sheets, soaking the sands of the arena, washing away blood but not the tension. The storm felt almost symbolic—cleansing and chaotic. Ryu’s wolf eyes glinted under the lightning as he stalked forward, every muscle tense. I followed at his side, no longer a victim, no longer a prisoner. I was Samantha Blackthorn, daughter of fire, and the storm wasn’t just around me—it was inside me.

Time. Much to his daughter’s delight. The flash of lightning and boom of thunder had the two girls jumping. They both laughed at themselves. “It looks like Raijin and Fujin are out today.” Izumi said as he brought more drinks to the table. “Oh! We just learned about them!” Rye said excitedly. “Fujin is the God of thunder and Raijin is his beast.” “Other way.” Izumi smiled. “Raijin is the God and Fujin is the beast.”