Night of Fate by Kinomi (fun books to read for adults .TXT) 📖

ever eaten! And I’ll be done in one minute! It’ll heal you, and fill you up!” she said making a pot appear. She scratched her head. “Hayashi…can you help?”
He shook his head. “Not yet,” he said.
Namida pouted. “All well, I’ll do something different,” she said making ingredients pop out of nowhere.
Within a minute she was done. “Here you go!” she said handing Aaron, Zelia, and me a plate of elfin food.
I took a bite. “This is the best yet, Namida! What did you do different?” I asked.
Aaron and Zelia both took a bite.
“I added more rosemary,” she said happily.
“It’s so delicious!” Zelia said.
Aaron rolled his eyes. “I’ve had better,” he said. This is the best I’ve ever had!
I looked at Namida with a smiled.
She smiled back knowing what I meant. She bowed and walked to the others.
“I’m Cocoa!” a girl with golden eyes and copper hair said. “I am the Spirit of teleportation!” she disappeared.
“Wanna see?” she said from behind Aaron.
Zelia and Aaron nodded.
All three of the vanished for about ten seconds.
“That was amazing!” Aaron and Zelia said.
Cocoa smiled. “Thanks!” she said bowing. She walked over to the others.
“It looks like I’m the last one! I’m Alexander,” he said moving his black hair out of his blue eyes. “I am the Spirit of earth….well, you know, soil and rocks…? That kind of stuff!” he said with a gentle smile.
A bolder formed in front of him. He threw it up and smashed it into a million little pieces. Before it hit the ground he made it disappear.
Alexander bowed. And waited for me to say something.
“They will now work together. They have already chosen their partner, therefore, they will just state what they are doing,” I explained.
Hinode skipped over to Alexander with a smile.
Alexander smiled back. “We will be doing a combination of earth and plants,” he explained as he looked at Aaron.
Hinode took Alexander’s hand and closed her eyes. “Dance of spring,” she said softly.
“Song of the gentle earth,” Alexander said.
Darkness filled the room.
I could feel a vine creeping up my arm, so I used my power to deflect it.
I heard Aaron grunt.
“Alex, Hinode, this isn’t a real battle, back down,” I said.
Hinode reluctantly let go of Alexander. “Sorry, my lady.”
Alexander and Hinode walked to a different spot so the others could perform.
Yoko and Tobashi went next.
Yoko took Tobashi’s hand without a second thought.
“We will be doing a combination of liquid and ice,” Tobashi explained.
Yoko closed her eyes and smiled. I’m holding his hand! She thought blushing.
“Concentrate, Yoko,” I corrected to where only the Spirits could hear me.
She smiled. Can’t I have some fun doing it?
I sighed. “Go on,” I said closing my eyes.
Yoko and Tobashi were silent for a moment.
“Storm cast!” Yoko said making ice shards and wind circle her and Tobashi.
“Liquid grave!” Tobashi yelled making liquid fire mix with the ice.
Yoko positioned herself where she was standing in front of Tobashi. She took his other hand and closed her eyes.
The ice and liquid fire mixed together then made a cyclone around them. The cyclone split into four then vanished before doing any damage.
Tobashi smiled at Yoko. “Best one yet!” he said.
“Really? Yippie!” she said kissing his cheek then running over to the others blushing.
Tobashi smiled. “You’re hilarious,” he said walking over to her to wait for the others to perform.
Zelia smiled at them. “Cute,” she said still holding the rose from Hinode’s demonstration.
Next were Hatsumomo and Hayashi.
They walked to the center of the room in silence.
Hatsumomo slightly looked up to Hayashi. She whispered something to Hayashi that only he could hear. “I’ll try not to mess up this time…,” she whispered.
Hayashi smiled. “You won’t,” he whispered back.
They looked at Zelia and Aaron. “We will be showing you a combination of fire and fighting.”
They both bowed.
Hayashi kneeled in front of Hatsumomo then put his hands low to the ground. “You can do it Hatsumomo,” He assured her quietly.
Hatsumomo nodded then put one foot in his hands.
“Fire rose!” Hayashi chanted.
“Midnight assassin!” Hatsumomo chanted.
Hayashi threw Hatsumomo up making fire surround his feet. He sent balls of fire up with Hatsumomo.
Hatsumomo created roses then sent them into the fire, making roses of fire. She made a spear form then sliced each one of the roses quickly.
Hayashi caught her in his arms when she was coming down. “See, I told you,” he said smiling.
Hatsumomo blushed. “Thanks, Hayashi,” she said when he let her down. She ran over to the others.
Hayashi followed.
“That was beautiful! And very graceful!” Zelia commented.
“Thanks!” Hayashi said.
Namida, Mayo, and Adoel were next.
Aaron looked confused. How do cooking, people, and ore go together? He thought.
I smiled.
Namida, Mayo, and Adoel bowed.
“We will be showing you what we can do with food, people, and ore!” Namida said happily.
Adoel smiled. “Ready guys?”
Mayo and Namida nodded.
“Twenty spears!” Adoel said forming twenty spears. He kept them in front of him.
“Food for fifty!” Namida said moving her hands to make the food.
“Eat your fill, then fight to your death!” Mayo commanded.
The guards in the room went to Namida to eat, then they grabbed a spear and started fighting.
Mayo smiled. “That’s enough for now, resume your positions!” she said happily.
“Wow…,” Aaron gawked.
“Amazing…!” Zelia said.
The three bowed. “Thank you!” they said before walking to the others.
“It’s our turn!” Cocoa said dragging Trinity to the middle with her.
“Okay, okay! Give me a second!” Trinity said regaining her balance.
They both bowed. “We will be demonstrating what we can do with illusions and teleportation!” they said cheerfully.
“We will need one guard though,” Cocoa said biting her lip.
Aaron snapped his finger and a guard hesitantly went to the two girls.
“Don’t worry, sir. We won’t hurt you…,” Trinity started.
The guard sighed.
“Not too bad, anyway,” Cocoa finished.
“Battlefield of the Galaxy!” Trinity yelled.
Suddenly we were all standing on air, with the surrounding of the Galaxy.
Cocoa kept teleporting around the guard.
“Silent noise!” Cocoa said.
Suddenly you couldn’t hear anything. You could just see Cocoa appearing then disappearing.
The guard would move every now and then as if he were getting hit.
“That’s enough,” I said.
In an instant, we were back in the throne room.
The guard fell to his knees.
I sent a wave of magic to heal him.
“Sorry, I got a bit carried away!” Cocoa said.
I smiled.
Aaron looked at me. “How will Kein work with someone? He is the only one left,” he asked.
“He’s working with me,” I said walking to the middle of the throne room.
Kein looked worried. “You’re not going to embarrass me are you?” he asked.
I smiled. “Not too bad. I promise…just don’t let me get carried away,” I said putting my hair up.
He sighed. “It can’t be helped can it?” he asked.
“Not a chance,” I said making a spear form in my hand. I looked at Aaron. “I will now fight him to show you his true abilities,” I said.
Aaron was still confused. “He heals, I know that. What’s the big deal?” he asked.
“You haven’t seen him fight yet,” I said taking fighting stance.
I looked at him. “Come at me with all you’ve got, Kein. Do not hold back. If you do, you’ll really regret it,” I said.
He took fighting stance as well.
“I don’t see the fairness in this, you have a weapon, yet he does not,” Aaron said.
“You really want to see him fight with a weapon?” I asked.
Kein smiled. “I agree, you told me not to hold back,” Kein said.
I threw my spear to Kein. “Here,” I said. “All the more fun.”
Kein stopped. “Are you sure we should fight here? Why not outside, in the forest? That’s where we usually fight, that way we don’t destroy anything…,” Kein reasoned.
“Good point,” I said. “Cocoa, do you mind?” I asked.
“Sure thing!” Cocoa replied teleporting us all to the forest.
I looked at Kein. “Let’s clear the trees, I’ll make them grow back,” I said.
We were far away from the village, so I transformed to my Great Spirit form then cleared the trees.
“Kein, your Great Spirit form?” I reminded him.
“Sure,” he said going to his Great Spirit form.
I put up a barrier around the others. “Come to think of it, I don’t think anyone has ever seen us fight,” I said quietly.
Kein smiled and took a fighting stance. I’m glad I don’t have to hold back…I would look like a total fool! He thought.
I formed two swords then took fighting stance.
It was quiet for about five seconds…those five seconds felt like a year.
Kein finally started the fight. He vanished.
I quickly took my swords then thrust them towards my back.
I felt them cut Kein. But as quickly as I had done that, he was gone again.
I stood still and closed my eyes. I felt a slight gust of wind towards my right, so I swung my swords to my left.
Again, I hit Kein.
“You’re not trying!” he said when he stopped in front of me.
I laughed. “I told you I wasn’t going to embarrass you, but if that’s what you want!”
Kein smiled. “Great!” he said vanishing again. This time I watched him as he sped from place to place.
“Be prepared!” I shouted with a smile.
“Why aren’t you attacking?” I heard him say.
Aaron and Zelia were trying to keep up with our moves.
It was time for some fun. I let myself go.
Suddenly Kein was at his knees. “Ack!” he coughed. He healed himself then sped to a different place.
I drove both my swords into the ground.
“Not fair!” Kein’s voice called.
I put my hand on the swords and tracked Kein’s movements. I formed a bow and a quiver of arrows.
I drew back an arrow and waited for the right moment. I let it go.
“Ouch! Ruthless!” Kein said healing himself after taking the arrow out of his arm.
“You haven’t used your spear yet,” I pointed out.
Suddenly a spear came from behind.
It cut about three inches of my knee long hair off.
“You could afford to lose another twelve inches!” he laughed. He quickly got the spear then vanished.
“Kein! You’re gonna pay for that one!” I yelled.
I put up a barrier around me as I started to chant. “The final judgment shall be delivered, no one can escape the sin that flows in their veins. The dark clouds gather to the tune of the rumbling sea. The winds of the tempest begin to ring. The enigmatic words make the birds chuckle while the banquet of this irregular night repeats.”
Kein tried to put up a barrier, but I had already started attacking.
I was holding two scythes.
A black scythe and a red one. The black one was sparkling with lightning, the red one was flaming with fire.
Kein chanted something quickly. “As the pure white snow covers the ground, so shall I; countdown five!” he said. This was the first part of his attack. Over all there are five parts to his attack.
He usually never gets past his second one when he’s fighting me.
I attached both scythes to me by forming a tail on both of them, then making it wrap around my arm.
I threw the black one as I gave it the slack from its tail.
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