When Does Kaido First Appear Novels & Stories

“Little by little. Like something stretching inside me.” Kael nodded once. “That’s awakening.” My lips parted as I turned to Raiden without meaning to. He was watching me closely. Not smiling. Not tense. Just… focused. Like he’d known this was coming. “You’ll shift soon,” Kael added calmly. “Not today. Maybe not tomorrow. But soon.” My chest tightened. “I’ve never… I’ve never seen her.” Only heard her. Kaida nearly purred. Soon you will. And when you do—

“Kaiden.” I screamed as the rogues began to make their way into the cottage. We were outnumbered for sure. The rogues attacked quickly, their movements were fast and furious. Kaiden shifted into battle mode, his fists and claws striking the first rogue that had managed to break into the room. With one slash the rogue was thrown out of the cottage. I stood frozen in shock. I had never seen Kaiden fight, I looked at him admiring his strength and a feeling of relief washed through me.

Tanner cursed, driving into the fog. Sitting in the passenger seat, Chad felt a sense of foreboding. As the fog thickened around the car, visibility dropped. Even with his Clairvoyant Eye, Chad could not see through the dense mist, indicating someone was deliberately obstructing them. Then Chad saw a figure he thought he would never see again emerge from the fog. A bald, elderly man with a perverse smile, wearing wooden clogs, walked out of the mist. Chad shivered involuntarily; it was the Corpse Tailor, Koi Hadachi! He was supposedly destroyed, yet there he was.

Although it worked temporarily, he was still visibly agitated. I was the first to walk in, followed by Jonathan and the guards. Kaiden’s eyes sparkled mischievously as the guards shoved him forward to stand beside Elarian’s bed. It was at that moment that I realized it had been so long since I last thought about his name. Kaiden had been a close relative before everything went sideways with the dark magic. He had attempted to seize power and kill me, but fortunately, my wolf sensed the attack much earlier than expected.

He was tall, but not as tall as Kaden was, but talk enough to stand looking him in the eyes. “What the bloody hell are you doing in my pack, Kai?” Kaden gritted through his teeth, clearly not in the mood to waste any time. “Well that's no way to welcome back your little baby brother.” Kaiser chuckled, placing a finger on his lips. “When was the last time we saw each other? Was it the late twelfth century when you daggered me and left me to rot in London? Oh no, my mistake, it must have been that other time when you hunted me down all the way to Nebraska for rounding up a group of shaman witches to get you killed.” Kaiser finished, his British accent was thick and heavy with every word.

“The ninjas of Ryokan have several clans such as the famous Iga Clan and Koga Clan. Daiso Kailan is from the Kailan Clan, a lesser-known clan to us Arcadians. “Daiso Kailan is one of the grandmasters of the clans and I heard the Ryokan Self-Defense Ministry once invited him to be the special instructor of the Maritime Self-Defense Force. “I also heard that he once participated in the alliance of the five strongest nations and had gone to war against Arcadia. He even fought the God of War before and survived.” Mason widened his eyes. “He fought the God of War and survived? He must be powerful.” “That’s right.” Sieg chuckled and added, “It was said that someone in the Viper’s Den wanted Kaze d

and I paused, Kaiden had let go of his lifeless prey and marched to mine, and his eyes were filled with recognition “You” he muttered to the hybrid whose face was half burned, “ he was the one that attacked Freya that day in the woods, the first time I saved her and the first time we met” He explained “ and left me with this hideous mark on my face, I vowed to become stronger after that!” The hybrid growled, “ Tell me the man who sent you, where are his whereabouts or the other side of your face won’t look so pretty” Kaiden demanded

** Kudarma Kingdom: Cando was restless about the state his brother is right now and if he was able to pull off his plan. He wondered what kind of plan it was. Not knowing who to talk to, he decided to visit Adaoh. "You are worried about your brother, isn't it?" Adaoh asked him when he came to meet her. Nodding his head. "Will he be okay? Will something happen to him? Will he come back safely?" Cando rushes at his question. "Kando will be back, but the real battle will begin then." Adaoh told him. "That's when you should get worried because it will get bloody. Be strong and ready Cando for the coming battle ahead."

I gave a small nod. “Can I ask... will you ever come back?” “I can't say what will happen in the future. But for now, I have no plans to.” Other than my parents, there was no one in the Moonshadow Pack worth missing. Whether I returned or not no longer mattered much. At ten the next morning, I saw Kaiden in the temple hall, his face pale. He was in a wheelchair, his left shoulder wrapped in bandages. Lia had stabbed him. It was not fatal, but it would probably leave a deep scar.

Khaid was still operating on pure, reflexive defense, mistaking the gentle touch for a threat. Kael's eyes widened, placing a large hand on Khaid’s shoulder. “Boss! It's us! We're here!” Khaid’s eyes opened slowly. They were glazed for a moment before recognition dawned. He immediately released his grip on Dr. Lin, who stumbled backward, coughing violently. Khaid sat up, pushing himself off the bed with a grimace. He scanned the room quickly, his eyes searching for the one person not there. “Where's she?” he demanded, his voice thick and rough.