Rocky 3 Ninjas Novels & Stories

It is located on the far side of the city. He went straight to a VIP room reserved for him and his friends. Matt and Kade were already there, a half-bottle of Whiskey sitting on their table. A group of girls was around them. Rocky hated the sight of the girls and ordered them to leave. The three girls all looked dressed to seduce but seeing the look on Rocky’s face they scampered away. When they were gone, Rocky marched up to his friends, snatched the glass Kade was holding, and downed it in one gulp before placing the glass on the table with a thud.

Jasper: “???” Jasper tactfully clasped his hands behind his back and left the room without a trace of awkwardness. When all three of them were outside, Rocky muttered a curse and exclaimed, “Why the hell did I run?! Why?! If I ran off, doesn’t that mean... doesn’t that mean... Damn it, I’m such a fucking idiot!” Rayden rubbed his temples and patted Rocky on the shoulder as a sign of comfort. “Don’t say anything, Rocky. Really. Don’t say anything. They’re already... cough... like that. If you want, your brother can find you someone else you’ll like?”

And Amara’s face tells me that she saw right through it. Without any second thought, Amara lunged at me and pulled me into a tight hug. “You don’t have to pretend, okay?” she whispered. “I promise… I’ll help you and little pea to find a new place. Both of you won’t face it alone. I’ll still come and visit.” I let out a small laugh and hugged her back. “I know you won’t leave us,” I mumbled. “You won’t survive without your best friend anyway.”

"We should compete. Whoever stacks the highest flat rocks wins." I sat on the floor across from her, and she sat down as well. Before I could even pick up a rock, she had already grabbed three and started stacking. She was fast. Competitive. "What does the winner get?" I asked. Milo smiled. "You will know after the game." She continued stacking, but her tower kept falling. Every time she reached five or six rocks, the whole thing would wobble and collapse. She would groan and start over. Meanwhile, I had reached ten rocks without any trouble.

First 1 then 2 and 3, soon a dozen rogues laid motionless on the ground. Nezerra’s men were about to shift, when Nezerra tells them to hold the line and take out any who cross. Three rogues came at one of Jake’s men. He lunged for the one in the middle just they lunged for him. The middle rogue and Jake’s man collided as and the other two hit the ground completely unmoving. The two men that collided now in wolf form started biting and clawing at each other. Nezerra looked all around as men were engaged in battle. Rogues were being dropped left and right.

“ ‘The three bandits’ are a group of rouges you can call upon when you want to eliminate a target but don’t want to get your hands dirty. Most Alphas want to eliminate them ourselves since they cause so much destruction in their way but nothing has been done about them because there is no proof left behind that they are the ones that did it and two they have never been caught to even integrate. The fact that you guys even saw them before they attacked and lived to tell the tale is impressive.” Alpha Alex finished staring straight at us. We were seated around the kitchen table waiting for supper and Alpha Alex waisted no time in telling us what was happening.

Nina I felt my heartbeat in my throat. The moment the front door creaked open and I caught a glimpse of the men in dark grey uniforms, I knew Ronin had sent his personal hounds. These weren’t ordinary patrol guards. They moved like they’d been bred for this—sniffing out secrets and dragging people away in silence. There were three of them. One tall and lean, the other stocky with a scar running down his jaw, and the third—he had the dead eyes of a man who’d been doing this job for too long.

Martrice said as he opened his laptop and tried to find out the best way out this forest. Both him and Kain heard the ninjas before they saw them. The next thing they knew they saw about six or more ninjas step out into the opening that was made by their truck spinning through the forest. Martrice looked up and saw another three perched on trees above them. “Shit how the hell did all those ninjas fit into one fucking car?” Kain said as he cock both of his guns making sure he was on the passenger seat. With his cousin in the driver’s side he didn't have to worry about getting snuck from behind.

“Shhh! Don’t let them hear you! GGS stands for Garuda Steel Gang, not some soap opera. You need to memorize each of them. That guy sitting at the end? That’s Rocky. Everyone calls him Iky. Sure, he’s got a cute smile, but his mouth? Super annoying!” I instinctively glanced at Rocky, studying him more closely. His smile really was sweet, and his school uniform made him look approachable. But judging from what Arum had just said, I figured I’d better stay cautious around this guy. Still, for some reason, that cute smile only made me more curious. “Heh, I just realized… this guy’s way too cute to be in a biker gang!” I grinned at Arum. Arum stifled a laugh and shot a quick glance toward Rocky.

Rocky looks at me as his lycan tears free, pointing with his muzzle to the barrier for me to go, but I refuse to leave him. Rogues burst past us, breaking into the barrier, lycans tearing them down without a thought. I never anticipated war to be quiet, but I’m not sure I imagined it being this loud, either. Rocky stands twenty feet in front of me, cutting down every rogue that comes near him. There is a roar that explodes and suddenly Violet is next to Rocky and Ames taking Marcus’ place where he has fallen. He crawls toward the border, but I can see the extent of his injuries.