Demon Gatekeeper Novels & Stories

“No, that’s why we are able to evacuate the place where a demon gate appears, and then the warriors will deal with the dark elementals. However, demon gates are also ranked according to the strength of the master— the strongest dark creature living in the gate.” “Like the big boss?” “Yes, like the boss.” Evie smiled and nodded. “If you are unlucky, the demon gate master can be an underworld deity as well.” “A god?” Dr. Jensen looked shocked, and she smirked. “Why not?” she countered. “When the demon gate matures, the person with the highest spiritual essence within fifty meter radius of the gate will become a sacrifice— food for the demon gate master.”

“Would you be able to take me to it? And maybe help me dig it up.” “That’s an interesting idea for a second date, Ms. Martin. I have to say, you keep me on my toes.” I smile. “If only that’s what this is…trying to be spontaneous or something.” “Or something. No one who’s asked me to dispose of a body has ever asked me to dig it back up.” “Can you, though? I kind of need it.” “If you’re into necrophilia, I’m good at playing dead.” “Gross. And a world of no. I got the book today—thank you, by the way—and it got me thinking that maybe this Gatekeeper is guarding another realm or something similar. Something important enough to have demons guarding or…or…whatever that demon was doing the other n

Lord Anex: What happened here? Zeel: The Exorcist suddenly casts an advanced spell that blocks the demons stationed there to contact our world. After casting that they hunt down and clear any demons who were lingering here and there in the area. They had a Paladin with them who had control of the space around here and prevented the demons from creating gates to their world. Hence we were trapped here for almost a day. We held a strategy to at least disrupt the Paladin's spell so that we can create a gate back home for some if not all. It was a suicide mission. But we underestimated our foe and their strength in number. However your daughter manages to disrupt his spell but for only a few sec

Veyron Darkness receded in waves, leaving behind the Crescent Gate’s cryptic whispers. Veyron staggered to his feet, as his vision cleared, the portal’s pulsating glow illuminating his silhouette. He cradled his head in both hands as the visions dispersed. The gate’s power always left him temporarily crippled, feeding off him with an unquenchable appetite. His wolf whimpered, feeling the toll through their eternal link. “The Demon Lord mobilizes,” Eryx said, his tone grim. “This is a warning.”

Long Hu looked gloomy when he saw the glowing token. "They found me? But how?" Long Hu thought as he clutched the dragon token in his hand. In the morning, the two new city gate guards changed their duties. A black figure with a demonic aura suddenly appeared at the city gate. "Stop what..." Before the gatekeeper could finish his sentence, his head fell to the ground with his eyes still open. The other security officer was surprised, but they were both in the same fifth-level body refinement realm, Just like the previously slain officer.

No, it wasn’t layered, it wasn’t fractured but singular and defined. And it was walking forward inside the beam as if stepping through a doorway meant only for it. Kade’s hand tightened weakly around mine and his voice barely audible. “That’s the Gatekeeper.” The beam flared brighter and the silhouette lifted its head looking directly at us from miles away.

I muttered, sipping my tea. “Because the gods are dramatic bitches and so are we.” Touché. I inhaled slowly, letting my eyes sweep the dining hall. It was packed, with keep staff, trial contenders, witches, even the Moon Priestesses. Everyone was watching me, waiting, and wondering what the hell I was going to do about the demon who had swaggered into our lives like a fucking storm with abs. I stood, clearing my throat. The room went silent. “I have an announcement,” I said, my voice steady and, strong. “The gate has been temporarily sealed.”

The game's physics engine couldn't handle two massive, solid entities occupying the same coordinates. With an ear-splitting screech of tearing code, the Gatekeeper and the Wyvern violently rejected each other. The models glitched wildly, stretching into jagged polygons, before detonating in a massive explosion of raw, uncompiled data that vaporized the entire defensive line and shattered the Summoning Gate entirely. "Gate one is down!" Marcus cheered, raising his sword. "Push to the next hub!" TIME: 12:26 HOURS. LOCATION: SECTOR 6 - THE NEON WARD.

“Told you so.” Grimm narrowed his eyes. “So we just… walk through?” “No,” I said. “Not exactly.” They waited. “This gate was built to reject the living,” I explained. “No wolf blood can pass through—not fully. But I’m not just wolf.” I met their eyes, one by one. “I’m demon too. That’s why I can enter.” “And us?” Wallace asked. “You can come,” I said. “But only if you’re connected to me. Physically. Skin to skin. Think of it like a tether. I’ll act as the anchor.”

Nothing I could say would get through to Anders. It was pointless to argue. He was ready to dig in. One thing that never changed, was when Anders got mad, he did things he regretted later. After we parked, he guided me into the building. We were greeted by guards who checked us for weapons and contraband. These guards were incubi as well. They had the same look as the gate guard. It broke my heart. All this time, I’d been hunting and never knew what my people were being forced to go through.