Romans & histoires Demon Gatekeeper

When they arrive to the kingdom’s gate they hide when they see that 2 followers of Demonica walking back in forth from the closed gate. “So, what are we going to do? Look at that dark mists surrounding the whole kingdom.” Leo said. “That ominous strong aura is making me feel weak.” Flora said as they peek from a bush and look at the gate of the kingdom that is guarded by 2 of Demonica’s followers. “Demonica’s powers are stronger now than before. She must have taken enough soul so she can tap into the powers of the black goddess.” Lana said as they look around. They all look at the kingdom that is covered by a dark mist like what the Forbidden Land look like. They are as confused as to how th

He stopped when he got to me, gave a nod, and moved on. "Due to the recent increase in demonic activities in the world, that is, earth, we The Guardians have decided to seal all entrances to Eden, since a gateway could be breached by a force with enough destructive power to destroy at least half of earth. With what Dean has said, the one called, The Destroyer saw the portal into Eden and actually entered before he was ejected. So, any normal means of transportation, is on hold for now. Till I come up with a solution for this." The Guardian said weighing the expressions on our faces. No one said a word, no one really knew what to say.

When he turned back to the edge of his bed, Blood, the demon version of Young, had disappeared. It drove the man mad that although nothing had been said, he knew exactly what his nightmares coming into the real world meant. Somehow Asha had tapped into a version of herself that needn’t attack anyone headon, the other side had been listening and now they were making themselves known. He wasn’t really a believer of the supernatural until he had met her, but apparently his new understanding was not enough to deter him from repeating the same cycle. Like the idiot he was, he persisted and still tried to spy on her. It angered Young’s new demon to know that the little cockroach was still being so

"I thought that if I could summon a Greater Demon and kill it with evidence to present to the Caucus, they'd let me be a part of their world and finally accept that I also had something special in me. I admit my plan was way over the top. I was a desperate, stupid eighteen-year old. "Perhaps a Raum or Dragonid demon I might have had luck killing, but summoning a Greater Demon, a demon that had existed before the birth of Hunters, infact a child of Lilith and Lucifer, was unthinkable among Hunters, but I was so desperate to prove a point to the Caucus, my mom, and Hunters at large, that one faithful night when my mother was out, I stole a couple of her spellbooks, a box of chalk and a Celesti

I grab him by his forearm and he stops as he looks at me. “She is feeding the Gate. The Gate of Purgatory. She has summoned the Guardian. The vibration we felt was the hum of the gate opening. She is feeding Xena to the Gate and the monsters that are behind it. The damned that are trapped in the Gate will be able to go to Valhalla. This is the price that has to be paid.” Well, that’s great. Isn’t it?

As they reached the great doors of the throne room, two demon knights stepped forward, stationed outside, armor clinking like distant thunder. With a precision of movement, they pushed the great double doors open; their very presence spoke of authority and control. Behind them, patiently waiting, was Cerberus, a silent sentinel that stepped forward to follow the group inside.

We were currently standing in the alleyway at the back of the apartment complex, in front of the narrow, rusted door labelled "Backup Generator Room." "Why are you whispering? The whole place is deserted. No one's going to hear us." Nate asked me pointedly. I just gave him an annoyed look as I finally unlocked the door and stepped inside, Nate followed suit. The room was completely dark and the strong smell of gasoline dominated. I could just make out the outline of what I assumed was a large generator. "Okay, the guard said that it opened into the inside of the complex. There's got to be a door here somewhere which opens into the other side." I explained.

He answers as Skylar's face drops a little. "If you two tell me I'm some kind of freaking angel person too..." he doesn't finish and gets up, looking past me as he makes his way to the carafe of wine. He pours some into a crystal glass and takes a huge gulp. "No," Zack answers, "you're not, but you did try to find Katie at the cemetery." Skylar's eyes come back to me and then to my brother as he takes another gulp. "Yeah, so?" "Well, that's just it." Zack says, resting his elbows on his knees, "the cemetery is their portal, their doorway, if you will," he explains, "its the Demon's only way into our world."

His eyes followed their little feet with slight interest until they disappeared from his view. He knew they were getting close to the Vampire's Den since they enjoyed living close to the humans. The Den was located just below the valley they rode up in. It was a rather large, imposing structure of the grey stone. Caleb could only see a small part due to it being situated so low to the ground, but there was a massive gate that looked to be able to open into the entire property. It was one of the largest gates Caleb has ever seen with its size and width. A large man stood guard outside the gates wearing all white. The sight alone made him uneasy. At the Gates, Dom lowered his window, and the m

He landed perfectly in front of a massive, towering entrance that felt like the mouth of a monster. The demon guards stationed at the gate snapped to attention, their eyes glowing with malice as they leveled their spears directly at his chest. Asher didn’t even flinch. He wasn't looking at the guards; his gaze was fixed on the dark figure stepping out from the permanently open archway.