Tobi Uchiha Madara Novels & Stories

Jai asked while still rubbing Shoru’s head. “Well… I wish I can tell you the details. But this is very complicated for someone with outside of the medical field. But I can tell you that he has trouble breathing, his heart stopped beating, and well… Those are the only ones I can tell you. The rests are just too graphic to say…” Doctor Inoha said with difficulty. Darrion grimaced a bit. “Is it really that bad?” Doctor Inoha nodded sadly. “But luckily, we can get in touch with Doctor Sadame from Tsubasa Hospital. She is an excellent healer, and she was the one who made the cure along with team. You should thank her if you have time, she is the champion.”

He could see two firefighters crouched behind their fire engine and desperately directing their jet of water toward a mansion, but no amount of water would stop such a vicious fire. He stood there, watching everything with his horrified eyes. He let the people sway around him while his entire world was burning just before his eyes. His mother and his father were turning into ashes and he stood there helpless, witnessing everything with his own eyes. What a ten-year-old boy was supposed to do? He couldn’t do anything except for absorbing the heart-wrenching scene in front of his eyes. “Mom and dad…” He whispered with his dry throat. “They are inside….” Suddenly a hand grasped him and pulled h

Silas, the Board, the revolution—it all vanished, replaced by the terrifyingly small world of a sick child. Toby arrived ten minutes later, his boots muddy from a perimeter sweep. He didn't say a word. He just walked over to me, sat on the floor, and wrapped his arms around both of us. He was the Soldier, the man who had faced down armies, but I could feel him trembling. "There has to be a way," Toby said, his voice low and dangerous. "Marco, you’ve lived with this for sixty years. You’re telling me there’s no way to stabilize her?"

Lila's POV The brunette girl twisted the strand of my hair around her fingers so firmly that I lost balance and started backwards. “Let go of my hair! Let's go! Who the hell do you think you are?” “You've got to learn to follow rules. Despite that we are all breeders there is hierarchy here and you get to obey me because I came before you.” “What's going on here?”. A familiar voice echoed, full of authority. The brunette girl let go of my hair quickly like she had just heard the voice of one of the alphas. I quickly fixed my hair breathing heavily as my gays locked with that of…… Mara.

Sora growled. Sora pressed Aidan’s arm against the wall until his sibling’s bone snapped with a sickening *crack*. His silver eyes glowed with an ice-cold hatred, ready to tear apart anything that had ever tried to control his life. Vardan stood behind him, staring at his hybrid’s back with a mixture of pride and horror. Their bond was now permanent, sealed with blood, pain, and a transformation that could never be reversed. The great war had just begun, and Sora was the storm that would destroy everything.

Toby’s heavy jaw clenched so tightly his teeth audibly ground together, the violent, leaping firelight catching the thick, pale scars that ruthlessly crossed his rugged face. He was an elite Blackwood guard. He had been trained since childhood to be the immovable, flesh-and-blood wall standing between his pack and the monsters of the world. He was conditioned to bleed, to fight, and to die for his Alpha King without a single second of hesitation. But sitting on this rug, holding a freezing, trembling pup while his King fought a ghost in the dark, Toby had never felt so utterly, devastatingly useless.

In which I should give her a hand and an eye, in exchange, in addition to secrets, I should give her an arm and an eye, that's why she was a spider. Vandokar possessed several tremendous powers, including the ability to paralyze others with his touch, inherently cast a variety of powerful spells, and alter reality at will, discovering that he was immune to disintegration diseases, in which his mind control and a variety of other debilitating effects, if he could earn her trust, Tsuki would have a great and powerful ally.

A jolt of electricity hissed across Sam’s chair, making the girl convulse. "Careful, Sofia. The system is rigged to my heartbeat. If my heart stops, or if you get too close to me, the UV-lamps go to maximum intensity. Pella will be ash in under five seconds," Toby said, his voice calm, almost instructional. "She’s a 'Standard' Dhampir, remember? She doesn't have your enzyme. She doesn't have Phuwin’s blood. She’s fragile. She’s exactly the kind of person you promised to protect."

"I know. But you're not done yet. Emma still needs you. Marcus still needs you. Lily and Aria need you. The world needs your story. So fight. One more time. Fight." "I don't know if I can." "You can. I know you can. Because you're stronger than anything that tries to destroy you. Even your own body. Even death." Brock started to fade. "Goodbye, Beth. Thank you for winning. Thank you for being everything I never was." Then he was gone. I woke up to Marcus holding my hand. Emma on my other side. Lily standing at the foot of the bed. All of them crying. "You're awake," Marcus sobbed. "Thank God. You scared us."

“All he’s ever done is look out for me. You should be grateful.” “YOU’RE MY MATE. THAT’S MY JOB. NOBODY ELSE’S!” Tobi roared, stepping back. Then his eyes went gold. Bright and full. A loud cracking noise echoed and in a heartbeat, he was gone. A massive grey wolf now stood in his place, chest rising and falling with ragged breaths. The pain behind his eyes cut me. He turned before I could touch him, bolting into the woods. I made to follow, but a strong arm wrapped around my waist and held me back.