Bunga In Lion Guard Novels & Stories

Liam stopped walking, he silently clenched his fists. He pretended to be angry, strode in front of a guard, and fiercely grabbed his collar: "Open your eyes and see clearly. Who am I? How dare you not recognize me?" The two guards were frightened by Liam's sudden anger and looked at each other. The guard whose collar he grabbed replied under his breath: "We are guards recruited by the princess. We were brought straight to see Sir Charles. We don't recognize you." Liam laughed coldly: "Didn't realize that was true."

She remembered the prince’s prohibition. Darina took the arrows from the scene and even from the lion. Being a royal cavalry captain, her arrow bears a special emblem. It makes her weapons distinct from all armed men and one would know that it is of Darina. She should not bring the lion to the main site or that would enrage the Prince. She returned with two stages and one hare although she conquered more beasts who tried attacking her. The spectators were glancing at each other as Darina placed her catch on the table.

The guards that matched behind him made her narrow her eyes. The Royal guards were stationed around to keep the people in check so they would not break out. Lionel entered into the hall with a smile curling at the edge of his lips. The Elders rose to their feet while the others sat down. Mathias quickly assumed his position behind Zenith. Zenith's eyes twitched in their sockets when he sensed him behind him. Lionel had his eyes fixed on his beautiful sister who looked angelic in the Lycan attire. He stopped before them as he dropped a mocking bow to Zenith whose brow jolted. He wondered what was happening so he just gave him a jerk of his head in acknowledgment. Mathias reached forward and d

Carlos’s POV The entire pack house had been turned upside down for Julia’s Luna ceremony. Flowers covered the entrance. Warriors were lined along the walls, and almost every important family in Silver Moon had already arrived. Julia had made sure of that. She wanted everyone here to watch her take Erin’s place. I stood near the front of the room, playing with the cuff of my shirt while pack members talked around me. ‘You still have time to stop this.’ Matt was still mad. He was still so consumed with the bond he shared with Erin’s wolf.

The Black Lion never failed him. From the 10th floor, one of his Black Lion men threw an assassin down, impaling his body on a sharp metal gate below. Others fought hand-to-hand first, shattering their enemies’ bones before tossing them into the street. Even from a distance, Dustin knew it was his Black Lions—each of them wore a lion-head mask. Part of their initiation was killing a real lion to become full-fledged members.

The silence between us was thick—charged with everything we hadn’t said, everything we’d thrown at each other earlier. My heart pounded in rhythm with his ragged breaths. The Lion…It truly felt like a guardian struck down by grief, as if the stone itself was weighed down by centuries of sorrow. Raffaele crouched abruptly and pulled out his hologram watch. The green glow illuminated the cold stone, scanning the monument’s base with quiet precision. “Here,” he muttered, fingers tracing the faint outline of a hidden compartment. The inscription was a coded message for us in Latin inscribed behind the lion’s base, previously missed by tourists—’Flamma rubra custodit veritatem’…The red flame guar

In addition to that, Lingxi and I had already learnt how to work as a team and compliment one another. Immediately the lions breached the ten metres distance, falling the tree that once gave us an overhead view, I made a finger sign to Lingxi. She had been waiting for the sign long ago, so when she saw it, she did not hesitate to move. Her figure blurred as a glacier sword appeared in her hands, tightly gripped. My sign was to indicate who her target was. The lions summed eighteen, we on the other hand, were just seven. We were at loss in both quantity and quality of fighters. Still, it didn't mean we didn't totally stand a chance.