A fanfiction about the anime (Date A Live) with a very overpowered OC/male reader. This is my first fanfic.
I own my OCs and story but I do not have rights to "Date A live".
in the Tengu city of Japan there was a dangerous battle going on. but all things come to an end and so will this one. But in the black dome time itself was stopped. though if the battle will stop here or not is still unknown.
Y/n: "Stand proud, you are powerful."
Y/n then pulls out a special katana from his inventory.
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[One-Cut Killer: Murasame]
it was a Katana that anyone in one cut. because as soon as someone was cut by it, a poisonous curse would spread over their body and it would kill them.
He dashed forward at Mio. with quick movements, she was sliced apart into many pieces.
after that attack nothing but blood laid on the ground, along with many slice of pieces of a humanoid body.
after finishing her off he opened a portal, ready to return. But moments after, a voice spoke up.
"Wait"
but it seems the better was far from being over
Meanwhile,
even on the outside, multiple battles were in progression. Kurumi, Nia, Mukuro, Kaguya and Yuzuru were against the angel of Mayuri, Kerubiel. They were fairing well against the undying Angel.
But it's constant self-repairing made it impossible to kill it. with their unlimited supply of energy, they could keep going on.
But there's smarter plans.
Mukuro: " kaguya and Yuzuru, Aim for its cannon and blow it up. I will handle the rest"
Kaguya and Yuzuru nodded, then they prepared another Arrow to attack it.
Kaguya: "Just give me the signal and we will fire the arrow"
Nia: "Count me in. I am also prepared to play archer! Trace on."
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Nia also materialized a ow and arrow using the powers she got form Y/n.
Kerubiel in its drill-like form launches another laser.
