Can You Romance Your Guardian Bg3 Novels & Stories

"He never seemed like a decent guy to me. Why else would his own fiancee keep standing him up at the altar?" "I bet he even slept his way into his position." My head was ringing. A wave of raw fury shot straight to the top of my skull, and I was about to call the police to report the slander when Bryce came rushing out of nowhere. He threw himself in front of me, his face twisted into a perfect portrait of grief and righteous anger. "Mr. Hartwell, please, I'm begging you. Just give me back my watch. My mom gave it to me for my 18th birthday, and she passed away years ago. It's the only thing I have left of her."

I roared at the guards, wondering why they were standing and looking like they didn’t know what to do. I know this strength was created so it can be destroyed. A gift given to you by the Moon Goddess would never make you look like this, so I have to become a guardian to Kieran and help him win this fight. “Now you’re all alone in here while your friend is somewhere lost in the forest. You can surrender, and I'll let you go after I’ve finished having sex with your lady over there.” He pointed to Valeria, wearing a wide smile on his face.

At the creature now standing as a doorway for something that would devour entire packs without hesitation. “You never loved me,” I said quietly. Kael flinched. “I loved what you gave me,” he said after a moment. “Stability. Power. Legacy.” “That isn’t love,” I whispered. The裂 pulsed violently, impatient. Ronan’s voice broke. “There has to be another way.” The Guardian shook its massive head. “There is only cost.” Silence fell heavy and final. I closed my eyes. And for the first time since the bond had snapped, I felt something underneath the pain.

She was doing this intentional to put a dent in Madelyn’s reputation. My jaw clenched and my fingers curled tightly. Madelyn had been silent. But now, i felt her stiffen under my arm. I turned my head slightly toward her, ready to intervene, to end this before it spiraled. But she stepped forward first. I itched to teach the matriarch of the Bomer family a lesson. But I was curious to know what Madelyn was going to do, so I took a step back and watched her calmly. “That’s right,” she said brightly, with a smile that was sharper than the heel of her stiletto. “My husband used to be my guardian,” she added, turning to me, with a glint in her eyes. “And my first love too.”

A faint smirk tugged at the corner of his mouth before disappearing almost instantly. “It won’t last.” I hated how relieved that tiny expression made me feel. I crossed my arms. “Fine. Kael. Start talking.” The wind shifted between us, colder now. “You know the story they tell about the Guardians?” he asked. I nodded slowly. “They’re chosen to protect the balance between creation and ruin.” “That’s the version meant for children.” Something uneasy twisted in my stomach. “What’s the real version?” Kael’s gaze lifted to mine again. “The Guardians were never meant to destroy ruin,” he said quietly. “They were created to contain it.”

I say forcefully. She smiles and pats the seat again. “That’s the mate bond. My father, my uncles, my brother, every Alpha and King who is mated to one of my Guardian sisters hates that. But the last generation, my mother’s generation, was the first generation where Guardians found their fated mates. My Aunt Cara was the first Guardian who was born from a Guardian, not directly blessed by the Moon Goddess. Before that, if an Alpha realized that he had a Guardian in his pack, he would force her into a mate bond either with himself or his heir.”

They spoke in hushed tones, their voices urgent and strained. “This pact is necessary,” one of them said, his voice echoing through the forest. “The guardians must stand with us, or we will fall.” The mist swirled, revealing another figure—a massive creature with silver fur and piercing blue eyes, a guardian in its true form. It stood tall and proud, its presence commanding respect. “We will honor this pact,” the guardian said, its voice resonating with power. “But know this—our loyalty is not given lightly. Should you betray us, the consequences will be dire.”

Karmic Bloomfire appeared, causing the Flamenie Bird to become frenzied with excitement and charge forward without caution, only to be halted by Gideon's strong energy. "You're still young and too impulsive. Luckily, you ran into me. If you'd encountered someone with ill intentions, you would have been in trouble," Gideon remarked. "I can't give you this Karmic Bloomfire, but if you decide to join me and become a guardian beast for my group, I'll share some of the Karmic Bloomfire with you to help temper your body." Flamenie Bird's main aim in seeking the heavenly flame was to strengthen its physique.

He sucked in a deep breath and looked away with pain in his eyes. “Answer me, Finn!” I shouted. “I don't know! Okay! I don't know why I am offering to take you to your pack. But Benedicta is your guardian. You visited a girl's house who you said was your best friend. I just want you to check if they are okay and then you can come back. Just see them, Rose, but..” He paused as I tried to decide if he was genuine or not. “But what?” “Don't see Luca, Rose. You are now my mate and I don't want you seeing your ex-lover or your ex-husband. You look worried; that is why I am letting you go,” He said.

The stone guardian was massive, its limbs heavy but surprisingly quick, each movement precise and deadly. “Watch out!” Lucas yelled, darting to the side as another guardian swung its ancient weapon toward him. Gabriel’s muscles coiled, ready to spring into action. He surged forward, wielding his sword with the authority of an alpha, the blade glinting in the dim light as he cleaved through the guardian's outstretched arm.