Weak All Might Novels & Stories

I looked up squinting to meet Manix’s concerned and angry face. “Watch your tone.” I growled, waving him away. “Give me some breathing room.” I didn’t have much more energy than that. Even with my fast healing and immense power, wolfsbane was not something you easily recovered from. That and purse silver were our only real weaknesses. Well, unless you count a mate from hell whose only goal seems to be destroying you. Yeah, add that to the list too.

Lucia tried to talk me out of my decision. "You can have it, I don't need it" I said as he stared shocked at me. "This is serious, that girl definitely used charm on you, I need to meet her to know the native doctor that did the charm for her" he said as I smiled. "No she didn't, she is just my weakness. I will be announcing my official resignation today at the mafias joint tonight" I shouted while watching him leave. I felt fulfilled because I know I've made the best decision although I'm still skeptical about it but I know with Lovelyn beside me, I will be able to conquer, yes she is indeed my weakness.

An academy master with a weak strength could not help snorting and trembling slightly. Among the seven or eight people, not all of them were peerless Powerhouses, and some of them were weak.

Still terrifying, still powerful but not untouchable. "That’s a big lead. We can use it against him. We should attack on the full moon. "

“The strong make the decisions, the weak live with the consequences. You have been targeted because an enemy believes you to be weak… I didn’t raise a weakling.” I swallowed heavily but said nothing. After all that I did, saving the Luna, finding the Witches’ Headquarters, not one word of that, not one word of approval, just a merciless railing. Was he surprised that I had not come to see him? The man was impossible to please and now he had a very good chance to point out all the ways I was inadequate. I stormed out of his quarters fuming, I darted past my mom without saying a word to her. “How can you expect to be alpha and protect an entire pack when you cannot even save the four people th

"Someone will die, yes—but it definitely won't be me." That line sounded incredibly arrogant. But in times like these, anyone acting tough could be killed instantly. Bill almost cried as he clung to him. "Ray, I'm begging you! Our captain is extremely strong—really strong!" Ray chuckled. "I'm strong too." Bill was completely speechless. He gave up trying to persuade Ray and simply held on tightly, refusing to let go. At that moment, Wilson and his men had already moved. The weakest among them had at least thirty units of power. Wilson himself had sixty. Meanwhile, the strongest person in the settlement only had nine. The gap was simply absurd.

My voice was trembling. He raised a brow, but didn’t speak. “I came to tell you…” I held up the letter, my voice breaking. “I got it. I was chosen. For the Nightbane Academy.” Silence. Then Layla chuckled. Jace scoffed. “Seriously?” he said, crossing his arms. “You?” I blinked. “What?” “You’re not ready for that place,” Layla said, flipping her hair. “They only take the strong.” “You’re too soft, Elara,” Jace added. “You’ll be eaten alive there.”

I asked. Kael didn’t answer immediately. Instead he glanced toward the emptying yard, then back at me. “Because you shouldn’t be that bad.” I frowned. “That’s… oddly insulting.” “It’s honest.” He crouched slightly so we were eye level. “You’re not weak,” he said. I snorted. “Okay. Now I know you’re joking.” “I’m not.” “You watched me fall off a beam five times.” “Four.” “Still.” Kael tapped the step beside my boot.

"Oh, it's going to take you more than a few years to get there but seeing your soul strength maybe you can pick it up. It's an extremely useful skill in combat, it helps you to analyze your opponent's power thus making it easier for you to expect their next move." "Oh, that's amazing! Hey, do souls have colors though?" "Yes indeed! Yours is the most beautiful shade of golden I've seen, it's rather unique actually, with a hint of a rose color." "Wow really? That sounds pretty, I didn't expect plain and boring me to have it haha!" "Hey don't say that, your special in your own way Mez!" "Ah, thanks! It feels strange to receive compliments for some reason." "Well, you should take it, anyhow what

The maids began to laugh. "Ohhh, I didn't know Kyra was blind too. Typical omega blood. Weak and useless. At least we weren't sold here by our parents and we are actually getting paid for this job." "She still looks as raggedy as the day she came here. I'm not surprised that she doesn't have a mate yet. If possible she might never find one." Another fit of laughter rippled round but I just ignored it and continued to work. There was nothing I could do. I had accepted my fate a long time ago and fighting was pointless. What was there to fight for?