Sage Training Naruto Novels & Stories

I could get in and get it done without anyone ever knowing who it was. Especially with Sage. She had been itching to rip some of their heads off for many years but had been handcuffed to a contract with Julian and her father. Now, she had no such limits and she was aching to go. I had watched her train at the training grounds, but it wasn't really her being trained. It was more like the warriors were all learning things from her. She was amazing when she trained with them. Almost no one could keep up with her. Even when they shifted into their wolves, they had a hard time keeping up with her speed and accuracy.

But again, that’s a thing of fairy tales. “So, explain to me one more time why you’re going all the way across the country to be a warrior when you are an amazing warrior here.” Sage pulls me from my thoughts as we wrap up our training session- our last training session. I slump down against the exterior wall of the gym next to our training fields. Sage knows I’m leaving for New York to be a warrior for a pack out there, but she doesn’t know the full story behind this decision. She can’t. No one can.

Maybe if I try to work, my mind will leave her. “Alpha?” Someone called out, and I turned. It was Sage. Her smile was bright, and she was dressed like she was coming from the soldiers’ realm. I replied with a curt nod. Her eyes were roaming my entire chest, and I immediately regretted not wearing a shirt. She bit her bright red lips, which turned to a grin. “ What's it, Sage?” “ Uhmm… uhmm I just… uhmm wanted to say to the soldiers' realm, a new batch of trainees is ready, and I just need your approval to start their training.” She said, her eyes going from my body to my face.

The fear they had for me was so strong that they could commit suicide with just a flick of my wrist, and it’s all thanks to my final act years back. “Father, I’m sorry I failed you.” Craig mumbled. I could tell from the diagonal slash flame that he was hurting. It was the strongest flame Aura sword technique at just 20%, and Craig’s life was in such danger. Maybe I had underestimated Ryu. That little boy has grown into something befitting; I might have a hard time killing him if we fought head-on. I uncased my katana, taking my stance before Craig. Gasps enveloped the room, crazy thoughts roaming through their head as I raised my sword up.

I really had no idea how to keep up a conversation with such a hot guy, and every word was a struggle. “How old are you?” I finally asked, since I couldn’t think of anything else. “Seventeen,” he answered. “Really!? Me too.” “So is this a new school year for you?” “Yeah,” I replied. “Maybe we’ll be in some of the same classes.” “Nah, I’m home-schooled. My mom is a bona-fide control freak, and—” He was cut short when Julie yelled, “Taylor!” adding, “I feel sick. I think I’m gonna pass

I still had ages before I was due on the training grounds, but I was spent for ideas on how to waste my time. "We could always warm up on the way?" Sage suggested, tickling my mind. While I knew she meant shifting and letting her take the wheel, I wasn't sure what the new Alpha's policies were when it came to openly shifting. I also figured it would be frowned upon to show up to training nude. Nonetheless, Sage had a point and I decided to grab some headphones and jog into town to the fields.

“How about Akiri? She’s skilled and has experience training people in a less intense way.” Relief flooded me. “That sounds fine,” I said as we reached the edge of town. Before we could go further, Sage ran toward us, his expression frantic. Tears glistened in his eyes—an unnatural sight for him. My heart clenched at the sight. “Luna?” he said, ignoring Kaidon entirely. “May I speak with you?” “Of course,” I said, glancing at Kaidon. “See you soon, love,” Kaidon said, giving me a quick kiss before walking away.

Fynn started, but he stopped mid-sentence when he made eye contact with Ragnar. "She needs it, and you know it," Ragnar interrupted. Fynn hung his head but didn't say anything. It seemed like he was granting Ragnar permission to say whatever he was about to say. "We should start training Sage to use her power, along with other combat training. And apparently, maybe a little more riding instruction because this wouldn't have happened without her getting thrown off a horse," Ragnar reported. "You got thrown off a horse?" Fynn demanded, looking across the fire to me.

Sage looked at me with a stern expression, "Rosella, you need to have faith in yourself. You have grown so much in such a short amount of time. You are stronger than you think." "But what if something happens to you?" I asked, my voice quivering with fear. I couldn’t afford to lose Sage, especially not after how much we’ve bonded over the weeks of her being my trainer. She is the most patient teacher I’ve ever met and no wonder my mother asked me to find her. "I will be fine," Sage said reassuringly. "I have been running for too long. Living in hiding and scared of death, I’m over that fear now, and it's time for me to take control of my life again. And who knows, maybe I will find my daught

“I thought we already worked it out.” “How can you say that? I mean with what happened yesterday and today. I can’t train you properly. I can’t hit you.” “It’s not hitting. It’s training.” I shook my head. “You have already associated one bad moment in our sessions with Brant. I don’t want that to happen again.” “Then pull back your damn punches. It’s as simple as that.” She was flustered and glaring at me. “Right now, it’s about teaching me the skill to fight. We will worry about proper sparring soon enough. Maybe Clement can send some help with that.”