To The Battle By Miyabi Novels & Stories

"If you ever find yourself in battle" "Before you dialogue" "Before you uncover the whole story" "Before you discover whatever is behind it" "Even before you find out what the f**k is going on" "WIN!!" "Because there's no good name for those who lose" Mia kept Shiro running around the underground hall as she swung endlessly. Each strike was lethal, fast and was intended for killing but Shiro was faster and more levelheaded, he kept evading with finesse and watched for openings.

“ Ban included as well . Three kills two deaths . “ said Aron . “ Deal ! “ said Ayla and both of them started to play . The two of them started to playing after placing their shikigami selection . Aron chose a strong amerai while Ayla chose a mage . The two of them started to battle . Their battle was beginning in such a force way that it became like an international match as the managers immediately placed the game on the big screen . “ Wow ! Look at that battle . Those two games are amazing . Their movements are really fast . Look at that mage , she is killing those soldiers as if they are some small rocks by stepping on them .That samurai is killing the monsters so easily . Simply amazing

He sought to disrupt the enemy's formation, creating openings for Kai to exploit. Mary, clutching the Heaven Scroll tightly, stood at the heart of the battle, her eyes wide with fear and determination. She knew that the fate of her clan rested on her shoulders, and she was prepared to do whatever it took to protect them. As the battle raged on, Kai found himself cornered, surrounded by a horde of snarling wolves and enraged silverbacks. But even in the face of overwhelming odds, Kai refused to surrender. His eyes blazed with a fierce resolve, and with a primal roar, he lunged into the heart of the enemy.

However, since Moe dared to come to seek revenge on the empire, he must have backing. If not, why would he come knowing he would lose? Was he tired of living? “David, who do you think will win?” Mia asked from one side. She was the only one to not be affected at all since the start of the battle. “If there are no accidents, Nimbus will win. However, since Moe dared to come here, he must have some hidden backing. Therefore, it’s hard to say before the final results come out,” David answered.

I unbuttoned all of it making my whole body visible. "Babe, could you pass me that strawberry?" I asked and Leon took out a box of strawberry for me. He turned and his eyes widen. "Are you trying to test me?" His eyes darkens and I smirked. "Test you what?" I said as I pretended to accidentally show my shoulder revealing half of my body. Leon walked to me and he pulled my body closer to him. He started to tease me down there with his finger making me moan.

King olor spoke with a gritted teeth as his face twitched into a huge frown. "How do I stare your majesty? I only admire her beauty is it much for me to do and to be precise, the battle is not you to fight but me. I play my games the way I want it to be played and no one and I mean no one can control me around even you your majesty". Stone yelled atop of his voice sending shivers of anew fear into Lucy's spine. She stood watching the men quarrel because of her as she stood shaking on her spot.

I said with a smile The door opened again and Mia came in "Guess what guys" she said "What's it?" Lucy asked "I went to the notice board to check the result of a test I had but I noticed something pasted on the board. Next week is battle of the bands!!" She squealed "Battle of the bands?" I asked "It's a competition where people form different bands and come to sing, the winner gets a cash price and a sponsorship from the school if they want to debut" Lucy explained "Wow, that's cool" I said

One guard moved towards the old woman covering her mouth. “Nooo!…” the maid cried beneath the hand covering her mouth. Her mother tried to scream. Just then… A blade pierced straight through her chest. Blood splashed across the blanket. The maid’s eyes widened in horror. “MMMPH…!!” Tears burst violently from her eyes. Her mother collapsed lifelessly onto the bed. The maid started struggling widely. Desperately. Violently. But the guards were stronger. One of them leaned close to her ear. “The future queen sends her gratitude.”

she asked out of habit. “In place,” Kai said. “Blue?” “In my pocket.” “Good. Then work.” Aria let go, and they walked on. Outside, the display was already flashing the next matchup’s names, but inside, two short words and one long day’s lesson remained: you can win a fight against your opponent, but the victory only matters if, in the middle of it, you don’t lose the one who can bring you back inside the ropes when, for a moment, you’d step out of the world.

Miyal was the master key, and whatever had gained hold of him was a thousand times worse than anything they battled in the battlefield. "Miyal," she breathed, the name slipping past her lips like a prayer, but she couldn't be certain if it was to offer it to him or to herself. Abruptly, the wind changed, bringing with it an unwholesome, unnatural silence. The earth underfoot trembled once more, but this time it wasn't the animals it was the land itself, responding to the energy that Miyal had stirred. And then she saw him. Amidst the writhing chaos of animals and the screaming gusts, there was a figure at the boundary of the battlefield, stationary his silhouette clear.