Vines Anime Novels & Stories

--- The Eternal Vine Late that night, after the celebration had ended, Lily walked among the vines with her young daughter, Emilia, named after her great-grandmother. “Mommy,” Emilia asked, her small hand clutching Lily’s, “why do the vines grow so tall?” Lily smiled, looking up at the rows of leaves stretching toward the stars. “Because they reach for the light, just like we do. And their roots stay strong, no matter what happens.” As they walked, the vineyard hummed with life, its vines swaying gently in the night breeze. The land, touched by generations of love and resilience, stood as a testament to the Cain family’s enduring legacy—a legacy that would continue to flourish, rooted deeply

“You wanted this, princess. Now take everything.” A second thick vine, ridged and throbbing, pushed against my ass, slick with more nectar. It breached me slowly, stretching my tight ring until I cried out at the overwhelming fullness. Both holes were filled, fucked in perfect rhythm by the living plants while Kaelen’s mouth descended on my breasts, sucking hard, biting my nipples until sharp pleasure-pain shot through me. I was lost. Suspended, bound, and helpless, I could only moan and sob as the vines fucked me harder. The one in my pussy thickened, pulsing, rubbing that perfect spot relentlessly. The one in my ass twisted deeper, stretching me in ways I’d never imagined.

She headed in the direction of Phoenix, using her already elongated dragon claws to chop off as many vines as she could. Eventually, grabbing Phoenix by his hands, she pulled him out of the cursed cage and put him over her right shoulder, launching fireballs at the vines. Antero sighed as he saw her attempt to completely burn his vines to ashes. As long as his eyes remained a mazarine blue, the vines would just keep sprouting and attacking. Lavana turned to face Antero and noticed that indeed his eyes were different from before. Since the vines wouldn't let her and her mate alone, better to go for the source.

I followed her line of sight but saw nothing. Vines rose up from the floor and wrapped around the air. Violet’s arm pulled backwards, bringing the vines closer. A pained grunt was heard, making me realize that it was actually someone that we couldn’t see. “Pull your gift back or else these vines will turn into wolfsbane. Now, that’s some pretty painful shit from what I’ve heard. You have fifteen seconds to decided,” Violet told the invisible person. To make her point and psych out whoever the fuck it was, a new vine appeared as the seconds ticked by.

How could she not have noticed the sword before? Musa furrowed her eyebrows, “Who are you and why do you recognize me as Musa? That name no longer needs to be tied to me!” Violet stared down at her feet, then back at the sword. “My name is Yak Ann Sinora but many know me as Violet.” Musa held the sword closer to Violet's face. “Who are you? I've never heard the name before and I'm pretty sure I've never seen you before.” Violet snapped her finger, changing into her true appearance.

Anna's POV I narrowed my eyes and curled my fingers into a strange hand seal. The vines beneath my feet trembled like snakes that were eager to strike. "I said, step aside, Haynes," I repeated with a calm tone that was heavy with command. Haynes clenched his sword tighter without moving. His gaze flickered between me and the wounded assassins behind him. The air around us thickened with tension. It was so thick that the trees seemed afraid to rustle. The vines burst from the soil and as they glowed faintly, they shot toward the crippled assassin. The female assassin gasped as she tried to crawl away.

the unexpected things are bound happen. Putting the box on my back that I dig from a while ago, I can say that the vines are slow but it is still approaching where I am. I am not sure if its target is really my hands or the real reason why those vines are doing it is because they wanted me to remove my hold from the box that they are guarding. Hah, what a mess. “I just wanted to take it, why are you even mad about it?” I annoyingly ask those vines as if they can understand what I am telling. I may look like some weird guy talking to himself again but it is not like one would be around here to watch me in the first place. Surely, there won't be a fool that would be here, right?

Jodie tried to move towards him but was held back by Daniel. “What if he–” “Trust me,” Jodie said and walked to the wyvern, kneeling in front of it. “You're hungry, aren't you?” Vines snaked from her hair, producing fruit that Fayern started to munch on slowly. He visibly started to recover his strength. “Ah…Marco.” I had temporarily forgot about him. His knees had given way when he saw the vines leaving Jodie’s body. He watched it with wide, panicked eyes as if reassessing in real time what he had just signed up for.

He stumbled back, surprised by her ferocity. “Are you a child? We’ve moved on! Who are you even saying this for?” “For you,” he smirked, stepping forward again. “I’ll leave my scent on you so thick that pup won't even be able to look at you without shaking.” He lunged for a kiss, but Ivy was faster. She bit his lip until he tasted copper, then swung her hand in a stinging slap that echoed through the trees. “I don’t want you!” she screamed, her voice trembling. “Respect me! I have a future now, and it doesn't involve being your plaything!”

Looking at each other. That thread again. Tighter now. Stronger. Borderline unbreakable. “You sent for me,” Adrian said finally. Vaelreth studied him. Drank him in. Every detail. Every subtle shift. “Yes.” A step forward. Then another. Closing the distance. “I did.” Adrian didn’t move. Didn’t retreat. But Vaelreth saw it— That flicker again. That crack in the control. Small. But real. And something in Vaelreth—