Waterfall Naruto Novels & Stories

If only Akira were here, he definitely wouldn't leave me like this. Until finally we arrived at the waterfall where we were going. Kazexian lowered me from his body. "Are you alright? Sorry I bothered you! " I said seeing Kazexian stretch his body. “Oh no problem, we've arrived at our destination. Let's rest! ” I replied as he approached the stream of the waterfall. The water that flows is very clear and cool. The sound of water ripples resounded in my ears and this cool air calmed my mind. Prince Kim and his two brothers tied the horse to a tree and let the horse forage around this place.

I should be proud that our baby is a fast learner and feels that she can be free in a world that is so divided. We reach the pool that the waterfall connects to. I stand back for a moment, to take in the wonderous beautify that she is. The waterfall begins at a cliff that has to be at least a few hundred feet tall, and water cascades down with an elegant force. A rainbow is reflected among the base of the waterfall where the water splashes into the pool spraying droplets into the surrounding area. I’m still standing with my head turned up trying to capture in the full size, when I see Arthur take off running into the pool.

I stood quickly and ran in the direction of the sound. As I am getting nearer towards the sound cold breeze of wind in water wappers slapped my face confirming I am on the right path. I shivered but it's nothing since my throat was dry as a desert for water. I cried literally after looking scenery before me. It's a breathtakingly beautiful, marvelling waterfall created by nature. With trembling hands, I dug my jointed hands' palms to carry water in them. in the process, there I noticed blood on my hand from which I had stabbed him " I am sorry " I mumbled while rubbing my hands to clean blood from it.

It looked like something out of a fairy tale it was so perfect. The roar and power of the water was intense and breathtaking. I knew I could stare at it all day and never grow tired of watching the water dance and fly from the cliffs. I wished I could soar along with it, flying like a bird down its silver beauty and drown without dying in the depths of the pond. I imagined it would feel like falling in love. “This is so beautiful,” I whispered, thinking the roar of the water would drown out my words. “Yes, it is,” Leo agreed, somehow having heard me. I turned to see he wasn't looking at the waterfall. He was looking at me.

-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.

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.