Was Iroh Stronger Than Ozai Novels & Stories

"Didn't you think that she might be harmed? You know that Alpha Divine is stronger compared to her and the anger that she was feeling was making her even stronger." Jacob was stunned after he heard what Kaloy said. He admits that he didn't think about that right away, although he has a lot of trust in Haria and he believes in her strength and abilities. Then, he turned to Haria and he saw her fall to the ground again after receiving another strong blow from Divine. "Do you see what's going on?" Kaloy continued as he also witnessed how Divine made Haria fall to the ground. Haria immediately stood up but she received another strong attack from Divine and she immediately fell to the ground agai

He clasped them together and said with cupped fists, "Taoist Brother, what you are doing now is really a blessing for our Nine Spirits Tribe. It's just that Xing Mo and Pei Qi'ai are not weak. Although you..." Although Rong Zun was old and had high status, he talked to Ding Hao as an equal and even seemed to be inferior to Ding Hao. In Rong Zun's opinion, Ding Hao looked young, but appearance and age could no longer determine the seniority of people in their realm. Only strength and level of cultivation determined their seniority.

It's the best thing right now. "The fox marble couldn't help Hiro to be stronger if he's still not good at fighting. You know that he still needs to be trained," says Olivia seriously. The tone of her voice made Konan feel that Olivia's desire to accept Hiro as the savior of the nine-tailed isn't genuine at all.

The Phoenix chieftain saw his angry brother, who hated him more and more, and could only sigh and let the entire army retreat after all the members of their tribe who had staged the coup were sealed in cocoons of fire. "What do you want to do by ordering them to retreat?" asked the Phoenix princess, staring at her brother angrily. The younger sister simply shook her head. What she wanted was to fight her older sister one-on-one, and it would be a fight to the death. They would only stop when one of them died. Hearing her sister's words, the older sister, who felt superior to her younger sister, smiled contemptuously. She and her sister were on equal footing in terms of strength, but she poss

Now that she was paying attention, its voice sounded more masculine. 'How did this happen?' 'You tell me? One minute I was sleeping so soundly and then you started to hurt me with whatever poison you took. I don't know what happened but the blue moon summoned me from the depths of my slumber....' 'Are we....are we an alpha?' 'No, we're Omega. But we are more powerful than any Alpha.' 'Oh-' 'You sound disappointed, why?' 'I thought, if the moon godess ever blessed me one day, I wished to be an alpha.'

She finally managed to get him off of her. Zariah quickly scrambled to her feet but it was hard. She went to take a step forward but couldn't maintain her weight and fell. Shit this wasn't good. Orion growled and bit down into her right hind leg. He wanted to make sure we couldn't stand. He placed one enormous paw and held Zariah down as she squirmed and tried to wiggle her way out from under him. She didn't want to give up and neither did I. "I'm sorry babe I tried but I can't. He's stronger then Emron, stronger than your dad should have been. Stronger then the son of a gamma should be. I'm so sorry. Our best chance at survival is to submit."

Their existence was still a myth until he met Lark in the underground training he received from his old man, Reese. Lark was too cunning, and being playful is his way of coming to you but being untouchable. He's like a pearl shining with thorns. And because they were both extraordinary. They become inseparable, trusting each other's backs. And when Iro was chosen by the old man, many tried to sabotage and kill him, yet nobody succeeded. Lark reigns fear on them. Leaving Iro powerful with him being his shadow. Thinking about their first meeting put Iro at ease, leaving the misery of treatment to Lark's hand. Someone with the same grudge as him towards Roman.

The room was thick to kill, and it was clear none of them had the purpose of backing off until one was on the ground. Orion twisted his staff in his hands and aimed for Impa’s legs. Having felt the brunt of the force, Impa almost buckled, but he quickly gained his balance. At this point, both gods had totally been infused in the fight. Each had landed a few painful hits on the other, and neither backed down. Impa’s eyes were completely red; while Orion’s eyes were gold. They were both fighting with their full power, and if anyone wanted to stop them, that person had to be much more powerful than they were.

Ivor asked. “I don’t know. But it should be better than having Orange Monk in the team.” Mane replied. Ivor nodded his head at the boy’s remark. He would have rubbished it as arrogance before, but seeing Mane’s exceptional control and strange movements, he was inclined to believe that Mane was indeed stronger than Orange Monk. He naturally assumed that Mane wasn’t taking Orange Monk in the Soul-Bound state into account since that move was very costly. But he was wrong. Mane wasn’t saying he was stronger than Orange Monk’s base level, but that he was stronger than Orange Monk even with Soul-Bound taken into consideration! But Mane didn’t explain this. There was no need to. No matter how stron

But when she completely ignored me I gave up and decided to just stay put. I smiled when my gaze went to the female warriors who had formed a straight line fighting the male warriors seriously. Behind them were the generals covering their backs and making sure they were safe Ose was using his demon form, the gigantic python that was fast in striking down the human warriors with its tail. Each blow he made was fatal and deadly to them. I looked at Oni and noticed that he was fighting two human warriors at once and behind him was Zara surprisingly holding his ground. Victor and Bright were chasing a few warriors in the forest who had managed to escape them.