Aura Guardians Novels & Stories

They had just mobilized all warring companies and were spending out resources here for what? “Ugh, another day of doing nothing,” Aura complained beside her. They were on the lower floor where the business office was sent. Raeya, Aura, and a girl named Daru, a warrior of Frontline, one of the minor companies who assisted the Triad in the war against the city of Hearth. The boys were the ones in charge of patrolling the three towns and they took with them the other companies while Keyann and Nique went to the market.

Arthur raised his head, revealing his blood-red eyes. “The doctor said she’s still in a coma, and doesn’t know when she’ll wake up.” Arthur’s voice was croaky and his eyes teary. He wished he had been there to protect Aria. There was no way he would survive losing her. Liam strode closer to him and squeezed on his shoulder. “She’ll be alright.” He said in encouragement. “You need to get some rest. You just came back from a stressful trip. Staying here won’t change anything. Let’s just go home and tomorrow you can come back to see her.” Liam continued in a soft and empathetic voice.

Caroline, a she-wolf who has been considered a monster since she was a child, can she break the tragedy spell and find her MATE?

Or let the world burn to protect your baby? I NEED your answers! Comment below! What should Aurora do?!

Murmurs shifted through the crowd, restless, wary. “But know this,” Aurora continued, letting the cold authority of a true Luna fill every word. “I am not your enemy. I will never harm those who keep the peace. But if you come for my family, for my mate, or for the packs I protect, you will see exactly what that power can do.” She gestured sharply, and Rawiri was dragged forward, forced to kneel in front of her by two Midnight warriors. His head hung low, pride crushed and broken.

Aura bit her lip, thinking about the right words. "Who are you really? I mean, since I started living in your apartment, I knew you're not an ordinary person. I know you're not someone struggling financially. A regular bodyguard wouldn’t be able to afford to live in such a luxurious apartment. But I don’t know what reason you have for working as a bodyguard, especially since I’m sure you don’t have any financial constraints. And after seeing your daddy earlier, I'm sure you have a high social status. Are you a billionaire's son in disguise?" Aura guessed, making Axel burst into laughter.

He didn’t expect that the aura zombie could already use aura manifestation. Although aura users were rare, enough had been born to understand a few of their traits. Although aura users were rare, those that could use aura manifestation were even rarer. Unlike the regular aura users that were able to use aura to augment their physical abilities, aura manifesters were able to remotely apply aura to objects. For instance: they could generate small orbs of energy that could be fired as bullets by using guns as media; or they could do what the zombie just did - coat their weapons with aura and then blast it towards an enemy. Aura manifesters were very dangerous because they could surprise an enem

He let out a sigh as he saw the emblem carved on his armour's bicep. Agenor asked, "What business do you have with us?" The armour man replied to Agenor's question, "I was wondering which clan are you planning to join?" Maira uttered after figuring out who he is behind that Armor, "Oh my! Look what we have here? Isn't that the youngest prodigy of the prestigious Clan Phoenix Gods." She continued as she turned to Falco with a huge grin, "Come on Mr. Sam Brown…did you really forget the person who socked the living Jesus out of your ugly face?"

Lila’s POV Hazel instantly knelt to the ground and bowed her head low in respect to the guardian. The rest of us did the same. The guardian, Aura, scanned us with her beautiful blue eyes with an expression unreadable, yet filled with serenity. She was beautiful and fierce at the same time; it was almost intimidating and difficult to look at her for an extended period of time. “Guardian of Earth, thank you for coming,” Hazel said, speaking in a tone that was low and direct. “You have summoned, we have come,” Aura said, looking down at Hazel. “Tell me, daughter. Why have you summoned—” Her voice broke off and she looked off in the distance at nothing particular, as if something had just called