Boogeyman Guardians Novels & Stories

Which made me to be wary of him. I slammed another rogue into a pillar and spun just in time to avoid a blade aimed at my throat. The guardian tore through several attackers, but even it couldn't stop all of them. The rogues had planned and prepared for this. And they weren't alone because more wolves kept arriving. The cave entrance darkened with injured bodies. Some fell dead into the water, some hanging at the entrance. A horrible realization struck me. They wanted the shrine so they could cast a spell on me and take the Moon Guardian power.

Darkness swallowed the heavens. The Voidborn rose high above the transforming Kingdom of Ashes, its massive, shifting body stretching across the sky like a living cataclysmic storm. Hundreds of crimson eyes opened all at once across its undulating form, every single one of them fixing upon the three glowing figures below: Seraphina, Killian, and Aiden. The Three Guardians. The Voidborn’s voice shook the very tectonic plates of the world, vibrating with raw, panicked disbelief.

I never knew what happened to Clyde's victims, aside from the fact that they were left there in the woods by the scavengers. When my father discovered what was happening, he didn't say a word to Clyde. All he did was tell his most trusted man, the second-in-command of our clan, Seth Morgan, to make sure the boys covered their tracks. My thoughts are dark as I bite into my bagel, sunglasses hiding the bruise in my eye. The waiter still gives me an odd look. Mano has effectively tangled her leash around my legs and is now lying on the table, sunbathing. She has a satisfied grin on her face, probably because I caved and fed her the salmon from my bagel.

Amy had screamed for Matteo the several times Velaska had hit him, and then Caius tried to calm her down. -Calm down, Amy, the cloaks we wear are mystical, in other words, fireproof. Velaska now attacked Matteo with his claws, but he hit her with his staff again, even if his face was torn and bleeding in several parts because of those claws, he would not give up. At the time of a war all the guardians are summoned, though there are many casualties on both sides, thus the army is down more than the shamans, as there are fewer guardians these days.

Hayden was tired and not in the mood to deal with their stupidity again. "Welcome back," the more amicable guard said as he pulled up. "Where's the Alpha's daughter?" the brutish, sullen guard with dark hair asked. "She's in the back," Hayden replied. "And her father is waiting for us, so if you would open the gate, it would be greatly appreciated." The second guard rolled his eyes at his fellow guard and said, "I'll get it for you. We're glad you found Jessica and brought her home." "We all are," Hayden agreed.

John and Sarah froze, eyes wide in the dim glow of the runes. “Whatever that is... it’s coming for us,” Sarah said, voice shaking. John’s gaze darted around the chamber. Shapes moved in the shadows massive, twisted forms with glowing red eyes, creeping closer. “Bloodroot Guardians,” John whispered, dread creeping into his veins. These ancient protectors weren’t just legends. They were real and furious. “We have to get out. Now,” he urged, dragging Sarah to her feet. Their legs trembled, but adrenaline pushed them forward. They crawled through the narrowing cracks, the Guardians closing in.

" My job as a guardian is to ensure that evil people like Miranda never get to hurt anyone ever again. When we are done rescuing the victims, we give them counselling and take them back to their families. I’m no magic man, I only use advanced technology and combat to stop crime “My father explained. My father was not as evil as I had thought, he was a hero. I lengthened my stay, I too wanted to become a guardian, perhaps it was my purpose. “How do I join the GOH?”I inquired. “You don’t join, you get recruited. The response I received from my father didn’t satisfy my curiosity. Two weeks passed since my father had revealed his secret to me and yet I still longed to be a part of the GOH. A man

The guardian then went to where Vale was and released monkeys, snakes and bugs that began attacking her. “Ow, that hurt.” Said Vale, who stood wet, bruised and angry. She then powered up and released a huge blast of dark energy destroying the animals and injuring the guardian. The guardian then hit Vale with a mud slide then a land slide that buried Vale. While all this was going on Vale was also being attacked by scary, nasty an eerie monsters that inhabit the Doom dimension.

We had the look of three English kids messing about in the woods hoping to find a box of abandoned porn. “You did well,” said Joshaya, surveying the scene. His eyes went from the dead spider, still smoking, to the web. It was easier to see now, its strands no longer invisible since it had been doused in flames. “I wouldn’t have thought to use fire, might have burned down the whole forest.” He didn’t say it like a criticism, but I know passive-aggressive when I hear it. “What are the other guardians like?” I asked him. “I do not know,” said Joshaya. “There is little information on them, other than them being denizens of the forest and of huge size. They will kill us the first chance they get,

Baèl said still unfazed. "How exactly did you trap the Guardians? They don't have blood, so how did you do it?" I asked quizzically. I was honestly curious, even if I was stalling still. "Hmm, that's a tricky one. The Guardians are the protectors of Eden and so, it could be used against them. Their life force is tied to this place and when anything happens to it, they're weakened beyond measure. So, after that, they were even less than humans. Easily manipulated." Baèl said, his tone riddled with glee.