Alolan Guardians Novels & Stories

“Sure. I’ll make sure you’re safe before leaving you to these lovely guardians.” Alyssa looked at him, confused. “Guardians?” Jai nodded before gesturing to the three dog beast in the room. “Kiki, Olsen, and Hugo are your guardians, right?” Alyssa’s eyes widened as she looked at her dog beast, fascination could be seen on her face. “Guardians…” Kiki and Olsen were looking back at her, with Kiki jumping to her lap to lick her jaw, making her giggle and hug the little dog beast. “Kiki is my little guardian!”

IX Oswan looked at the tallest tree in the forest of the guardian. He was near. The guardian appeared from the shadow. Oswan charged. The guardian moved to the left. He attacked with lightning speed. Oswan rolled. The guardian attacked again. Oswan parried, and landed a series of counter-attacks. The guardian deflected the blows with his massive arms. He launched a series of his own counter-attacks. Oswan could do nothing, but roll. The strength of the guardian was something to be proud of. Oswan continued to roll. The guardian followed. The ground trembled with his every step. Oswan found a small opening, he entered, the guardian tried to follow. The opening was too small for him. He waited

“I have one more test I’d like to try before Aolis and I head home and begin adding to your chronicles. What I'd like to do, is see if Angel can use her ability to direct her aura on Cara’s aura.” Ailduin turns to Rik. “Can we get a couple of your warriors again?” Rik calls over a few of his warriors, Trevor running over in his excitement to assist again. Apparently, he enjoys seeing how strong we, as Guardians, are compared to himself. There were five warriors this time. “Okay, Angel, stand behind Cara and put your hands on her arms.” I do as I he asks, but rather than putting my hands on her arms, Cara reaches back and we hold hands. She squeezes them, then smiles at me over her shoulder.

He pounced up the elevated shrine toward her. "Alora!" Raedwulf Lykaon yelled to warn her before I could. She darted a glance in his direction before settling a frightened gaze at the creature coming at her. I saw her pull out her gun and pulled the trigger repeatedly until she emptied the bullet carriage. The guardian stumbled back down to the flat surface of the podium, dazed, he tried to shake off the onslaught. Unfortunately for him, the bullets were not ordinary. Alora quickly reloaded as two more guardians made to climb the podium and go after her.

Technically a curtsey warning to be issued to all criminal and villains prior to being subdued by Guardians from the Alliance, Allen had heard it seldom used in the field, and certainly never from Chiri’s lips. “What makes you think I’ll surrender to the likes of you inferior Alliance scum?” the man’s canines exposed as he uttered the retort, they clenched fiercely as it was met by a smoldering circle of light. Drawn up by a swift twirl of her wrist, the barrier burned hot on the exquisite marble slabs at the foot of the alter. The intruder surrounded by Annaliese’s spell, he continued his insults. “The only one of you sniveling worms even worth my time, isn’t even here.” The man remarked, s

The connection between Olivia and the vial had unleashed something powerful something that made the guardians wary. “This is it,” Olivia whispered to herself, her body glowing with the combined magic of her bloodline and the Lunar Dagger. “I’m ready.” She lunged forward, the dagger crackling with energy as she struck at the nearest guardian. The blade sank deep into its shadowy form, and with a screech, the creature dissipated into mist. But as one guardian fell, two more appeared, their eyes now glowing even brighter with rage. Olivia felt a surge of panic but Ralph was right there beside her, his presence grounding her. He was fighting fiercely, keeping the remaining guardians at bay, but

He lets out a cry that echoes across the realm. Let them come. Let them try. I place a note upon the headmaster’s desk. It appears with a flicker of violet-blue light and a soft thump as an ancient ruby lands beside it, warm to the touch, thrumming with alarm magic. Malric, The wards have been awakened. I have deployed the following guardians: Storin and Glorin – Front Gate Gargoyles Kiana – Sky Patrol, Serpent of Flame Flan – Bell Tower Griffin, Vision Guard

Morrigan’s voice is overlaid with mine, but there is another tenor, the magic. “I am Emlyn Gunnar-Holstin, Guardian of the Realm, mate of Richard Holstin, Luna of the Shadow Falls Pack. You have unlawfully and willfully attacked my pack. You attacked my families’ packs in an attempt to murder the Guardians. But, know this. The Guardians are not so easily defeated. For your actions, all of you will die.”

Xal'dar called out, his voice trembling slightly despite his resolve. The figure turned, its head tilting slightly towards them. Two glowing orbs of light, seemingly filled with galaxies and ancient knowledge, pierced through the mist where its eyes should be. "I am the Guardian," the voice boomed. "And you have unleashed a force that threatens to unravel the very fabric of existence." Liam and Xal'dar exchanged a shocked glance. This unexpected arrival, this enigmatic Guardian, could it be their salvation? Or was this merely another piece in a game they didn't understand?

And in the center of that clearing was an altar… ancient, covered in moss, with strange symbols carved into the stone. Resting on top of it was the seventh stone. It glowed green, the color of deep forests and old magic. "Final one," Kael said quietly. Korran stepped into the clearing, and the moment he did, everything went still. Too still. The forest held its breath. "Korran--" Autumn started to say. And then the guardian appeared. It rose from the ground itself, formed from earth and roots and shadow. It was massive, bigger than any of the other guardians they'd faced… and its eyes glowed with that same eerie green light as the stone.