Zoro Gets Lost Novels & Stories

"Did I fail? What is going on?" "You did not fail," Zoren responded. "The portal to Lunaria—I was able to see it. However, I was not able to cross it. There was something that stopped me from going back home." "Like...what do you mean?" "It looked like an open door," Zoren began to explain. "I saw the trees and the scenery, which were very similar to what I grew up with in Lunaria. But when I tried to go into it and enter, I was not able to. An invisible thing stopped me; it blocked the portal, so I wouldn't be able to enter. I do not know what it was or why it was there, but all I could tell you right now is that I can't enter."

By the time I realised that we no longer had it, we didn’t know where in the forest it would be. Lorelei huffs at me as I scold her for losing one of my best sundresses and that I now had nothing to wear back to the packhouse, we continue to run or should I say jump as Lorelei decided she wanted to jump from tree to tree and then to the ground before heading back up into the trees. I am surprised when Zelda stands up next to me and growls, followed not long after by a low rumble from Lorelei. Lorelei moves quickly and swiftly to a better spying position.

I was trying to listen to what Sam was saying but it just wasn't getting in. He was talking about how I never told him, my birthday had been coming up. Around the cake were photos... photos of a young boy with blonde hair, a tight smile.. and a woman beside him, a giraffe behind them. The time we went to the zoo. Only Luka would have given out these pictures. I hadn't laid my eyes on them ever since I left Spain.. Another picture was of the same blonde, boy in his trunks shivering cold a pool behind him.

Jake finally stills, his hands lingering for a second longer than necessary before he leans back slightly, searching my face. “You’re sure?” he asks again. “Yeah,” I nod. Leo’s hand settles on my back again, steady and grounding, like he needs to feel me there. Slowly, he helps me get up. My gaze drifts past him, back to where I was standing. The tree is down. Not just fallen, but collapsed. Split and shattered across the ground exactly where I had been standing. If Leo had got to me half a second later… my stomach twists violently. Leo’s arm tightens around me.

Instead, he muttered to himself again and again, "Where's my cheat ability? Why did it disappear? Why can't I see the future anymore?! What's going on?!" His expression was twisted with madness, like a rabid dog gone out of control. [That skill was a limited-time quirk for the newbie male lead, and it was bound to be retracted after a week.] [Even if he stocked the wrong supplies, he should've at least gotten food too. But this guy stocked only ice?] [Another brain-dead male lead, abandoned by the system.] At that moment, the signal cut off. I shrugged again, before continuing to eat my grilled meat.

I continued on my phone and maybe he took the hint that I was t going to reply to him because he didn't say anything anymore. We kept driving for a while and then I frowned. “Wait.” He turned to me, scowling. “What?” “Wasn't it rumoured that no one actually knows where Darius’ pack is?” His eyes are narrowed and they slowly widen in realisation. “Shit.” Just as he stopped the car, I saw something come out of the bushes and in the blink of an eye, we got slammed into, making bmthe both of us lurch forward, our heads bashing on the front part of the car. Zayn’s on the wheel.

He turned around and stormed out, slamming the door behind him. Later, I was hungry and went down for a drink on my to find him in the living room. He looked to be typing away on his phone, smiling too. I could already guess who he was talking to. My hands shook slightly but I took a deep breath to calm down. With a bitter smile, I turned around and walked back upstairs. When I woke up on the day of our bonding ceremony, he was gone. We were to go to his clan and register a blessed on to witness our bonding, but he was no where to be found.

Lt. Jim, find himself in a strange land. He couldn’t remember anything that had happened after he lost his consciousness. He was looking for his best friend, Lt. Lorenz. Unfortunately, he failed to find him. As he headed towards the campsite, he couldn’t fine the way. He kept turning back to where he had started. Until, he felt that something was not right. He tried to walked as fast as he could, then unknowingly, something hard hit his head.

The light flared, turning so bright it felt like my eyes were burning. The ground slammed shut. The white trees stopped glowing. The sky turned black. The silence was so heavy it felt like a physical weight. I was standing alone in the center of the Grove. Leo was still unconscious ten feet away. Jax was nowhere to be seen. And Zade was gone. I fell to my knees, clutching the joined lockets to my chest. "Zade? Zade!" The only answer was the wind through the dead leaves. But then, the ground began to ripple. A single shadow crept across the white grass, moving toward my feet. It didn't have a body. It was just a dark shape, stretching out like a hand.

To see her now, looking like a beggar, shook him deeply. “I really am Zora. I struggled to escape the US and reach S Country. But when I arrived, I was robbed of everything—my luggage, my money. I had no choice but to walk until I reached Graystone. And then your guards caught me, thought I was a spy…” Her voice cracked with sobs. Zorro’s expression flickered. He had lost his son Samir and it had gutted him. To suddenly have his daughter appear, flesh and blood, was like a spark reigniting his cold heart.