Zoro Gets Lost Novels & Stories

My legs were twisted, crushed under the weight of the snow. Shawn collapsed as he finally saw my corpse. The tool clattered to the ground. He stared blankly at my corpse as he shook his head vehemently.

he placed his tip at her entrance, intensifying everything she was already feeling, "I want you, please, Zaddy." Shola woke up to the chirping of birds in the trees and the sun's rays blessing her beautiful bronze skin. She felt sore all over but great inside. She smiled to herself, coinciding her lower lip between her teeth and she remembered the previous night. That was when she realized she was no longer inside the red room. And also, that Solano was nowhere to found inside the room.

Then they took off again. When they got to Helen, the road was blocked but don't know who blocked the road. "I'm going out now, I will remove all the chairs that was used to block the road." Fred said. Harrison told Fred to becareful. Fred get down remove the chairs and they drove into the Zone. "Please can you describe where we're going for us?." Jane asked Micheal. "Just keep going," Michael replied her. They have to turn like three times, when they're about to enter the Zone, there are zombies outside the military zone.

*Hunter's POV* I groaned as I opened my eyes. My head was pounding like crazy and I was pretty sure I was bleeding. I sat up and looked around. I was alone. Oh no, Zelda! Those hooded figures had taken her! I scrambled up and made my way back to the hut. This was just my luck! Zelda was finally wanting to jump my bones again and she got taken away. I had to get her back before she changed her mind about me.

"It's gonna be okay. Please, leave this place and wait for me." Luhence spat the horse and it finally ran. I had no choice but to guide the horse through the woods with tears clouding my eyes. I felt weak and with no sense of direction as we wandered in the deeper part of Nirvana District. When I couldn't hold on anymore, my body fell on the ground while Zoro continued to run. Panting and groaning, I turned my body and laid on my back. My palm tried to cover my wound in my stomach while my tears fell on the sides of my face.

I had returned from a five-year assignment. Walking out of the airport, my heart was filled with hope that Cyra Stern would accept my proposal. However, she just stood there expressionlessly. “Neil Spencer, I’m sorry.” Before I could even register my surprise, she spoke again. “That transfer order… was my doing. “I purposely had you transferred to that remote project in the Northwest just to create space for Devin Lawrence and me. “Back then, I was pregnant with his child. I had no other choice.” A long silence followed as I bit my lip until it bled. That was five years of living hell in the Fopi Desert. They were filled with swirling sandstorms, unbearable heat, and sixteen-hour work

"We'll get you a new knife. A better one." (ZILO’S POINT OF VIEW) "The flagship is losing altitude! We have to get out of there!" Zilo shouted, watching the external sensors. Without the Soul-Gem, the Seraph’s Sorrow was just a hundred tons of scrap metal held up by momentum. "Jax! Get the transport close to the airlock! We’re coming out hot!" "I'm already there, Zilo! Tell them to run!" Jax’s voice was a welcome thunder. Zilo watched as the two figures on his monitor—the pilot and the girl who was no longer a Sovereign—began to move toward the exit. He felt a surge of pride so sharp it hurt. They had beaten the Montagues. They had beaten the past.

Gillian was not quite done with Kaze. He dreamed of the day he would become strong enough to kill Kaze. After learning that Kaze had crushed a real diamond, Gillian gave up on that thought. Gillian knew that not a single bone in his body was more solid than a diamond. “Mr. Weather’s calling, Zoro.” While Zoro was lost in his thoughts, a pretty woman approached and whispered in his ear. Zoro waved his arm for silence in the room before taking the phone from the woman. He put the phone against his ear. “This is Zoro. What can I do for you, sir?”

“He has his wolf to guide him.” “That’s a relief then.” Their hands met again and Zoey led them out of the woods and toward the large river. Then, her head darted sharply in Zoey’s direction. “If he has his wolf, why didn’t his wolf appear and fight those men?” “He would still have lost. Those men look like they have stronger wolves. They would have easily torn him apart.” “Oh.” Glancing behind once more, Zara said, “I hope he will be fine.” “He will be. I had to give up my search for something to eat because I sensed that you were in danger.”

As if an Alpha had appeared for the briefest moment. I didn’t have a chance to investigate, not before we were running. Now wasn’t the time. By the time we reached the rendezvous point, Liora was there. I let out a breath I didn’t know I was holding when I saw her standing there, pacing. “You got her!” she whispered, rushing up to us. She was unharmed, and her eyes were bright. “Where’s the rogue?” Zane asked. “I lost him. Told you I’m a fast runner.” Liora grinned, but there was a gleam in her eyes. Something I couldn’t quite make out before it was gone.