Ryōga Hibiki Novels & Stories

BINTA I lived on a remote island on the coast of Lafiya called Rayuwa. Lafiya is a country made up of four states. Fili State, Ruwa State, Gona State and Daji state. Rayuwa is part of Daji State, and the capital of Daji is Duniya. The proximity of Rayuwa to Duniya is near. Lafiya is a developed country, but although Rayuwa is a part of Lafiya, it lacks civilisation, and because of this, it serves as a tourist attraction for Lafiya, generating millions in revenue. In Rayuwa, there were no schools, no electricity, or water supply. People usually fetched water from the streams or dug wells in their compounds. The lack of civilisation made it impossible for us to access proper medical care, and

Nanako stuck out her tongue and deliberately teased him, “Why are you talking so much when you’re just greedy?” Yahiko laughed a few times and took a bottle of sake with the word ‘14th Generation’ written on it, then said to Charlie, “Mr. Wade, this is no ordinary sake. This is the top-class sake that is the top out of thousands. It is called ‘Laughing Dragon and Nine Heavens’, and I’m afraid that even the Prime Minister might not have the chance to even smell it!” “Laughing Dragon and Nine Heavens...” The corners of Charlie’s mouth twitched slightly as he smiled awkwardly and asked Yahiko, “Why did they choose such a weird name?”

He always looked in pain when he was eating them though, which made Aki doubt if he genuinely liked the taste. In truth, palovino tasted almost medicinal in both taste and finish and was a bit too strong for Temujin, who was used to drinking Hōrai pale lager beer, whose water came from the crystal-clear spring of Mount Hōrai and which tasted oddly perky whenever the bartender stuck a piece of long green pepper in it. Occasionally, he would partake of some expensive shu imported from the Ethereal Nest, a drink fermented from highland barley and was still, not sparkling, with a delicate aroma. He steered clear of aliksir, the most classic, cultural-heritage-type alcohol of his clan. To him, it

the waiter said with the to Kai who smile turning clapping his hands together. "Now what does my expression says? what kind of drink should I be having now" Ryuu asked making Koishi turn his head towards him. With the smile on his own face looking back at the tattooed guy. "Why not I tell the name of the drink itself," Koishi asked licking the bottom of his lips Ryuu learns in with a smirk on his face. "What is it?" "The name of the drink itself is Takana Koishi would you like to have a taste of it"

"No need to apologise on this blockhead's behalf. Besides, we have been away for a long time. It's natural that we wouldn't know" Ryu didn't bother with their polite talks. He flagged a waiter and ordered dishes for both him and Nori. They were all dishes Aito liked. Most were spicy. Nori didn't like spicy dishes. He had mentioned so to Ryu many times but Ryu never listens. Always ordering spicy dishes. Kaito wouldn't be able to eat much and Tobio would have to order another set of non-spicy dishes for him in secret. Ryu himself didn't like spicy foods. He would always drink more than five glasses of water and his eyes would always be filled with tears but not once had he ever changed the or

Hibiki in a traditional kimono is hot. Of course, Mayu noticed my reaction and giggled as he bowed, greeting us. But when his head raised, our eyes locked, and he whispered my name. “Hey there, handsome.” I smiled. “What are you doing here?” he asked, glancing at Mayu and Hachiro. Hachiro had shifted to try and look more imposing when he realized Hibiki knew my name.

Straightening his collar, he swaggered his way toward Reiko and said with a smile, “Hello, Ms. Hara. I am Draig Tenby. “I understand your intention, but you don’t have to apologize. “Jiro and I got into a little spat at Bronze Sparrow. He simply lost to me in a fight, so I wouldn’t say that it was more than a slight physical altercation.”

It has been a long and tedious ride. “I’m so proud of you man,” Jay says walking closer to me and giving me a brotherly hug. “Thank you, thank you,” I say hugging him back. “Speaking of I bought you this. A little housewarming gift.” He says handing me a bottle of Hibiki. “Wow, man,” I say looking at the bottle appreciatively. “You deserve it, man. This is incredible, you’re incredible.” He says a little emotional. “Thank you so much,” I say walking to the kitchen. “We should have some,” I say looking back at him.

I said to myself. Alpha Ryu stood before the pack in his red and black royal robe and a stringent smile that I had never seen before. I doubt the pack members have seen it too, as they also couldn’t believe it, washing their faces several times with water just to confirm. “I would like to thank my personal maid, as she was the one who washed these dishes. She has quite the guts to wash five hundred thousand, five hundred and fifty-four plates with not a single stain on them. She’s pretty much more excited about it than the rest of us”. He chuckled.

“What is that thing?” “Medicine.” Was all the woman said as she poured the content into another leaf, bigger than the first. With her bare hands, she crushed the bigger leaf and the powdered content into another container and added water to make a paste. “Aloe vera and the gill of a fish” She added as she walked towards Ejima, “Would kill the bacteria, just in case the wound has been infected.” “I feel fine,” Ejima grunted, disgusted by the foul smell. The woman laughed.