Waterfall Naruto Novels & Stories

The waterfall was renowned for its healing powers, and Nadlyn had come there to try to break the curse that had burdened her life. Nadlyn gazed straight ahead at the shimmering waterfall. Moonlight at night reflected on the water's surface, creating colorful, dancing sparkles. She extended her hand, her fingers moving slowly through the air, creating movements that followed the rhythm of her heart. The water element within her began to respond to her call, flowing from within her body to her fingertips.

Zan answered. "There it is!" Aurora pointed upward. Above them the majestic waterfall that provided the land of magic with all of its blessings tumbled forth from the Mystic Spires. "All we need to do is gather some water from the base of the flow and we can be on our way." "That may be difficult," Zan said as he squinted. "I don't see any place where the water actually touches the ground." He was right. Halfway down the mountain, the waterfall just…disappeared.

If Leo wanted to show them to me, then I wanted to see them. Leo laughed at my enthusiasm and took my hand. We followed the meadow to the edge of the water. The sound of water filled my ears. The waterfall plummeted from a hundred feet up, crashing into a pond of blue water that sparkled and shimmered in the sun. It looked like something out of a fairy tale it was so perfect.

-RAINA'S POV- Distraught and caught up in my own world as I sat on a cherry log by the punchbowl waterfalls, I stared mindlessly at the crashing stream across from me. It channeled from a narrow hanging gorge, shooting over a ledge and roaring straight into the round plunge pool below. The scene was so glorious that I was fixated on the sky’s sultry reflection that emblazoned onto the clear diamond water surrounding it. The tumultuous ripples robbed me of any hopes for a eureka moment, and more of my not-so peaceful life. The elders gave me the creeps. I couldn't help the awry inkling that churned in my gut.

The waterfall flows into a sparkling aquamarine oasis before us that brings with it the sweet scent of honeysuckle and coconuts. Yildiz slowly crouches down by the edge of the water and cups the water from the oasis in her hands. She watches as the water shimmers and twinkles in her palms and lets it drip down her hands. She looks back at me and there are tears in her eyes, and for a moment I begin to panic that I’ve done something wrong. “Thank you,” she says softly, her voice thick with emotions. I relax and walk over and kneel beside her.

“Their voices are so close, but I...” “You see that?” Lady Nagini pointed at the waterfall. “It’s Sidongkrang waterfall where the hills of reeds blocked human’s sight.” Lady Nagini stepped closer to the waterfall. She glaced at Rengganis. “No one will see this waterfall without my permission. Close your eyes!” She ordered. Rengganis followed her order with her heart pounded with fear.

He sat back down on his desk and his attention was on me. “There was a river connected to the waterfalls where Sayori fell. It’s up north and it’s the only way for our men to enter the base of the waterfall. I thought of it and maybe there’s a possibility that Sayori washed up somewhere up north and someone found her. What do you think?” I said. Sora looked intently at me and slowly nodded.

Holy fire gushed out from the sword and burned Hirayasura's body quickly. The puppet's body was slowly burned to ashes, starting from the pierced center, then to the rest of its body. Anala's sword was even capable of melting mountains and vaporizing river water very quickly as it sank to its bottom. "Bastard!" Hirayasura tried to escape before his body was completely destroyed.

River I hear my name. I feel like I know that voice. I shake my head and feel something crawling in my veins. What is this feeling? I slowly open my eyes to a stunning sapphire sky. I’m lying on my back on the most beautiful pasture ever. Sunshine surrounds me, warming my skin. The birds are chirping and the wind is blowing a delicious breeze. “How did I get here?” I ask.

Vlador said just as a gorge came into view among the trees. With wide eyes, Triana covered her open mouth. It was a waterfall—a small one—whose falling water looked like layers of thin white linen billowing in the spring breeze. As they approached the waterfall, the sound of the splashing water grew louder, making Triana's heart race. If it looked this beautiful from a distance, she was sure it would be stunning up close. And as Triana had anticipated, her eyes sparkled the moment they reached the top of the waterfall. The water, falling like silk, landed in a calm stream below. With the moon shining brightly overhead, every splash of water glistened like a ceiling of stars stretching above.