Boogeyman Guardians Novels & Stories

Geovanni stated in a worried voice. Hoards of Augustus’s creatures went inside the portal and started terrorizing the people of Amberwood. “Beta Leonard, the town is being attacked by unknown creatures from the abyss!” the head of the towns guard reported to Leonard. “Protect the women and children. The old and weak also.” Leonard then turns into his beta form and howled giving signal to the other guardians. Amberwood became a battleground in an instance. Back in the abyss, Augustus reveals himself to Rio and his companions.

Bogo implored, desperate for their assistance. Tricc swiftly knelt beside Bogo, his brothers by his side. The three siblings, each possessing a unique gift, knelt solemnly before Bogo, sensing the imminent danger looming over RiverBay Pack. With a shared nod, the triplets raised their hands, creating a protective barrier around Bogo as they focused their combined energies on breaking Floridia's hold over him.

Unsettled that their conversation might be overheard, Allen leaned in closer as he spoke again, “I thought you only saw them at that creepy manor miles outside of town?” Although, Allen had never been there himself, there were plenty of tales of those who had ventured into its walls. Their existence and whereabouts hardly a secret. Most in Ineset knew of at least one person who had never returned or did so years later, as feeble shadows of their former selves. “That’s right.” She confirmed, glancing around quickly. Standing on the balls of her feet she whispered into Allen ear as that continued with their moderately sensitive topic, “They have an agreement with the Alliance, but even some of

“After all, I’m not like you, there is nothing special about me. I’m the most normal, boring person, who until now has only read about people like you and One in books. What could they possibly want from me?” “No, you aren’t like us,” she confirms, “but you have more in common with us than you think.” She takes a short pause and closes her eyelids for a moment, and a second later the words fly out of her mouth like machine gun shots. “Eagles matched each of us with another person who acted as our, how best to put it, guardian? Yes, that’s probably the most fitting word.” She glances in my direction and continues, “The guardians form, in combination with us, a perfect whole. Each of them is i

she orders sharply. We back into the center of the room just as something massive slams against the front door. The entire cabin shudders with the impact. Through the window, I catch a glimpse of a huge, shadowy shape—not quite solid, but more substantial than smoke, with glowing points that might be eyes. "It's a guardian," Mrs. Holloway says grimly. "A construct created to hunt and eliminate threats." "My mother's work?" Cain asks. "Likely. This kind of magic requires significant power and preparation."

“If you would just all stop speaking in riddles.” Hendrick gets up and steps back onto the platform. “If they are really ancient guardians in disguise and not conscious about what they are, they will attack everything that is of any threat to their protectee. Hence, the demons hide because they must have a lot of power that will surely trigger their rage. And as it seems, they are stronger than what we assumed.” Finnegan scoffs, puffing his chest. “We always knew that she was special.” “What the hell are you trying to do?” Gamma Logan growls, causing Beta Finnegan to snarl at him.

Damon lets out a bark of laughter, “How do you not know this? Every shifter was told about this from a young age. The boogeyman. They themselves might be humans with some powers but they guard the wrath that can befall the world.” Hs words make no sense to me and I feel like he’s rambling. But I can see the glimmer of fear in his eyes. “You’re going to have to start making sense, Damon,” I say, coolly. “They are the custodians,” Damon stares at me. “The custodians of what?” I demand, tersely. He gives me a long look before replying, his voice heavy. “Of The Phoenix.”

I replied to him in a low tone. It calmed him down a little. He was worried about me too. I could definitely understand the emotions I could see in their eyes. "You all don't have to be worried about me. I am never going to be part of anything related to Lucifer. I am part of something else. I am a chosen guardian. A group of people who were bestowed powers by God to protect this world. I am not going to be working under Lucifer. Or anyone with any dark plans to destroy this world." I honestly added in a low tone. I was looking into my father's eyes the whole time I was explaining them about the purpose of my life.

Elle probed further, making Mamock reluctantly nod her head. They both of them intertwined their fingers together and continued the journey, occasionally screaming and getting startled by the constant thunderstorms. "I honestly think we should go back" Elle sighed and turned towards Mamock, pointing at a small building not far away from them. "I can see a building over there and I believe that's the warehouse, so why go back when we've come this far?" "Amanda, this is really dangerous" Mamock said, an image of the dwarf like creatures with slimy skin and elf ears; otherwise known as the guardians, passed through her mind and she visibly cringed.

“They have responsibilities to do, and that is to protect Earth from the creatures that wants to eat it.” “What creatures?” Sierra asked, curious. Sierra felt weird talking to the late guardian of fire. Although no one is around, she still feels like she’s crazy because literally, she’s taking to herself. “It’s too early for you to know,” it sighed. “But since you are officially a guardian now, I shall provide informations as much as you need.” Sierra nodded, and so the late guardian of fire explained further. “If there are supernatural creatures living on earth, there’s also creatures living outside the earth waiting for the right time to attack.” It said. “Guardians called them… Oscuro.”