Why Did Boruto Go Rogue Novels & Stories

Rowan slammed him into the dirt. “Leave,” he ordered. “Now.” The bear scrambled up, shock etched across his twisted features. He wasn’t used to resistance. Joe had potential alpha potential but he’d feared becoming this. This thing. “You’ll regret this,” the rogue spat. “I’ll come back.” Rowan bared his teeth. “If you do, you won’t leave.” The rogue vanished into the darkness, his foul scent slowly dissipating. Brian exhaled. “Why let him go? We could’ve ended it.”

Hearing Lord Jetir's words struck a huge mental blow to Boro. He had resented his father, but only for his role in the fall of his family. In truth, Boro still loved and idolized his father for his legendary skill and strength. His goal to be the greatest blade master was to restore his family name and honor; a large part of that goal was so that people no longer said Bora the Bold's name with spite. How could he not want to be like the man he so admired, the father that he loved and hated too?

I yawned, bored with this bullshit. The just over half dozen men seemed uneasy at my casual attitude. Do these thugs not realize who they came for? Of course not. If Takashi or Rokurō told them they would be fighting Kitsune, they’d have shit their pants and run for the hills. “Get them. Don’t kill the girl. But be sure the boy is dead.” Rokurō said, letting out a long puff of smoke. As he flicked his cigarette to the ground, snuffing it with the tip of his shiny black shoe, he turned, walking back into the shadows.

He circled around me carefully, staying just out of reach of my teeth. "Shift," he commanded. I bared my teeth at him. "I said shift." His voice was harder now. Alpha tone. The kind of voice that was supposed to make wolves obey. My wolf wanted to listen. Every instinct in my body wanted to submit and shift and do whatever this man said. But I was not some pack wolf who had been trained to obey since birth. I was a rogue. I had survived twenty years by not submitting to anyone. And if I shifted now, I would be naked. In front of two strange men. In a dungeon.

"You're not wrong, Edmund. Forget being my match on your own. You wouldn't be able to take me on even if you teamed up with this guy." "You're pretty cocky," Wilbur said coldly. "Do you really think you can beat us?" Botani sneered, then said, "A dragon clan cultivator will never be a true elite until he learns the secret of the dragon clan. Until then, you're nothing to me. You two are nothing to me! I guess it really is time for Buck Town to get a new lord." Upon saying the words, the energy aura on Botani's body surged outward like a tidal wave, forcing Wilbur and Edmund several steps backward.

The one who is cast out is furthermore cursed to slowly go feral over time, unless the banishment is lifted. Baba may have cast me out under the pretense that Aiden got hurt because of my carelessness. But we all know that isn't the case. I would rather have Baba lose something he cherishes than for Aiden to. And Baba would never perform that ritual to bring us back despite having the power to do that. Instead of focusing on those depressing thoughts of "what if's" when we do fully turn rogue, I changed the topic. Again. While focusing on doing the dishes I used while cooking.

“Ahh…the little dragon has come to pay me a visit. How did I get so lucky?” Uncle Mark opens the cell door and grabs the rogue by his throat. “What are you doing to the shifters and humans,” he demands. The rogue just smiles at him and says nothing. Out of no where the rogue is able to kick uncle Mark and bites him. I immediately reacted and ran to help uncle Mark, using my powers to get the rogue off of him. I got closer than I thought and the rogue grabs me. The moment he does I feel a pull into the darkness and my surroundings disappear.

Backup arrived, but the remaining rogues, including the one Raven was fighting, ran away, tails tucked in between their tails. "Do not let them leave!" he ordered. His warriors followed and pursued the rogues. Panting, Carter sat on the ground, completely drenched in blood and sweat as he transformed back into his human form. "F*cking rogues," Carter said, seeing the wounds he got from them. Raven transformed back and sat down next to Carter. "These rogues are getting bolder and bolder," Raven said. "We got attacked twice. It's unusual unless there's something they were interested in," Carter said, thinking.

I deserve answers," I said. Sean looked over at Stephen, who nodded at him to tell me. "Okay, your parents were not murdered by bears. The policeman that told you that was a Rogue," Sean said "What's a Rogue?" I asked "A Rogue is a wolf without a Pack. They live alone. They normally did something bad to get kicked out of their Pack, like kill someone or betray their Alpha," Sean said "Why would a Rogue tell Jenn and me that our parents were killed in an animal attack?" I asked

“How noble of you to decide when I’m allowed to see the people I actually care about.” The wind whipped my hair across my face as I spat the words, but Ryuu’s calm expression didn’t falter. His arms tightened slightly, a silent reminder of his control. “Your family isn’t so small anymore,” he said, his tone chilling in its finality. “You’re a Morunaga now.” I twisted in his grip, my anger bubbling over. “And that gives you the right to decide everything for me?” “You were already at odds with Giacomo, weren’t you? It’s not like you’ll miss him,” he said flatly, dismissing my fury as if it were trivial.