Yu Yu Hakusho Symbols Novels & Stories

I knew it’s where he and that fucking bastard Rokurō would be. Their guards scrambled, trying to stop me. I narrowed my eyes before bringing my Kitsune mask to my face. Fear clouded their features at the sight of my mask. They knew what it meant. This wasn’t me, Hatake Yūri, heir of the clan, coming after their boss and second. No, this was Kitsune, a blood-thirsty fox spirit. “Stand down or perish.” I warned, unsheathing my blade ready.

gulping down a bit of the surprise which had formed in my mind my mouth gaped slightly in astonishment, “You smell it to?” nodding a smile instantly spread across his face as he came to softly touch my cheek with his hand, “You smell like mountain dew to me,” a smile instantly spread across my own face as I nodded, “And you to me,” pulling back his hand which was still resting against my cheek I looked down at it and noticed the symbol that had been burnt on there, I immediately lifted my own symbolled hand to his as I studied it. Both symbols were exactly the same, if I had to describe it then I would have to say it looked like a broken circle with a curved line running through the bottom o

He was still fine, and his eyes were closed. “Tch!” The dark demonic lotus heaved a sigh and blamed itself for being paranoid. It focused on devouring Alex, but then, Grand Emperor Rowan opened his eye again. At the same time, that vertical eye glowed. It was a mysterious symbol. Buzz! The symbol turned into a cage and covered the dark demonic lotus and Alex. “Huh?” The dark demonic lotus was astonished and reacted immediately, trying to shake off the cage Grand Emperor had thrown, but soon, she realized something was not right.

Then I hurried to Kuroyuki, who was maintain the wall from the silhouettes. "Kuroyuki— is that what I think it is…?" I asked. "…They— are us," Kuroyuki answered. The silhouettes are August (sword silhouette), Blaze (armbar silhouette), Kuroyuki (spear silhouette), Persia (black card silhouette), Rumelia (black string silhouette) and Kronos (black bullets silhouette). "They are one person short— so it's me who's not in there, huh. What is the meaning of this…?"

Their carriage had just passed the gate with the symbol of, as Yuta told them, three fireballs on it. “Our clan is known to have more fire elemers among its members. So our family symbol is three small fireballs. Combined, they become one big fireball that is Shouha.” Yuta explained as their carriage drove on the streets of the Akamine compound. Darrion smiled widely. “Ahh~ So that’s why I think it’s familiar. It’s the flame in the tree relief at the entrance gate back then, Jai. I think it’s nice if we can learn about the clans’ history, don’t you think so?” He asked Jai, who nodded in agreement.

And that symbol belongs to the Red Moon pack! ***

I kiss her on the lips before laying a kiss to Baxter's cheek. "Yin and Yang!!" Someone screams, making us turn towards the person. The women freezes and people evaporate from where she stood. "What?" We ask in unison, she clears her throat and rubs her neck. "Yin and Yang, the symbol of dark and light. Alpha, your hairs white but your eyes are black. And Luna, your hairs black but your eyes turn white. The Yin and Yang symbolize that with darkness, they'll also be light, and with light, they'll also be darkness." After she gets done speaking, a stupid smirk plasters itself on my face. I lift up Nicole and make her sit on my shoulder with my son.

Yvette grabbed the scroll from my hand and stared at it with wide eyes. “Do you know what it means?” I asked. Yvette ignored me. She stared at the paper for a while before she muttered, “The wolf. This symbol.” I peered into the scroll once more and noticed it. The symbol on the wolf. It was some kind of spiral symbol, like numerous circles starting from a point. “What does the symbol mean?” Yvette pushed me to the side and immediately reached for the large book that sat on the pavement. It was hidden beneath all the scrolls I had swept to the floor, and it was going to be my next reach if I didn't encounter the quote on the scroll.