Fate Counter Guardian Novels & Stories

he asked even more curious “that’s for a very important mission which you must help me with, the greedy council cannot get their hands on the dust if they do things may get even worse, that’s why we can’t elope I am tasked with the role to bring balance and now that you are with me, we can do this together, “she said explaining to him that the unseelie had brought a very important message the fountain is producing more dust by day and she may have to make some adjustment to the spell she had cast on it that caused it to move the dust to the fountains at the castle. “What do you want me to do?” he asked her how he could help her. “To distract the guards, they have increased in number now that

I shouted at her, hoping she could hear me while she was in the Moon Goddess realm. “A seventh Guardian Knight has been selected, he will be what completes the Guardian Knight bond,” she said in an eerie, ethereal voice. I was confused as I thought Ellie was supposed to make the last selection but in the same breath, I was worried because I didn’t want that light and energy to draw others to us before we were ready.

This pull is strange, scary but amazing. The problem now is, how do I keep the most stubborn Vampire to ever exist safe without having a fight with her?

My mind kept drifting back to the scroll hidden in the basement, to the runes I had drawn on the floor. I had found the scroll hidden among my grandmother's things after she died. It was ancient, written in a language that had taken me weeks to decipher. It spoke of the Fates—Abraxas, the Fate of Life; Kaius, the Fate of Death; and Ryuu, the Fate of Destiny. The Fates ruled the universe, deciding the course of every life, every death, every destiny. The scroll claimed that one could summon a Fate and ask for a boon. But it came with a warning: to call on a Fate was to risk death. I didn't care about the risk. If I didn't do something, I would be exposed as a Shade during my first shift, and

The guardian's purpose was to coerce my hand, not to murder us. I shut my eyes and reached within myself to find the thread that linked me to both alphas. I sensed it, brittle and tattered, ready to break at any second. "Aria!" Killian's voice cut through my focus as he yelled. The guardian sprang at me with its claws extending as I opened my eyes. Suddenly desperate, I grabbed the connection and pulled it tight. With the guardian hovering in midair and its luminous eyes fixed on mine, everything around me seemed to freeze.

Liam asks. “It means, all supernaturals will be looking to the Guardians for assistance when wars between the species occur. The Guardians will be asked to take sides. I feel like we are on the cusp of a change with the Guardians. Something has changed with the birth of Cara and the Guardians finally being given access to their fated mates. Whether intentional or not, the role of the Guardians is and will change in the next generation. We will have to see what happens and how that unfolds.”

if you want it. Inside, the room was warm and cozy. A fire already crackled in the stone hearth, and a tray of steaming broth and bread waited on the table. “Your people...” I began, unsure of how to word it. “They’re not bothered by me being omega?” Kael shrugged off his coat, hanging it by the door. “I am their Alpha. And now you are under my protection. That’s all that matters to them.” “But I’m not.... strong,” I admitted. “Not the way a mate of your standing should be.”

Cliff said, looking at me. My grip tightened around my siphon and I sat a little straighter. "It is a fight between myself and my father, there are some horrific things that have been done and he wishes to overthrow me by turning guardians deranged but we have a cure for them, we can save them." I replied. "Wait so the other guardians are deranged?" Larry asked with tension in his voice. "Yes, we have guardians of our own with their leader, who is also my brother. Him and I are true guardians, we have every gift known to guardians." I replied. Larry sat back in his chair while Jane sat up on her elbows more. "If guardians are stronger in every aspect of vampires how are you all going to save

It was beating fast—just as fast and just as wild as mine. “I still can’t believe this,” I whispered, still lost in awe and wonder, barely able to grasp the reality of what was happening. “It feels like a dream, something too beautiful and too painful to be real. I can’t believe that a guardian like you—someone meant to watch over from afar, someone bound by duty and rules—fell… all because of a forbidden love with a human like me.” My words made him tighten his arms around me, pulling me even closer as if he was afraid I might disappear if he let go even a little.

“I am afraid that I am not here to take the job Lord Fuller. I am here to argue with you to take it down. If you want me to search for your mage I will. But, I will not kill a Guardian.” “Fine. Let’s argue. That city needs to be cleansed. No one can get into its gates without getting hacked to pieces by that evil menace you call a Guardian.” Lord Fuller protests. “Balance must be maintained and killing the guardian will only make everything worse. The ripple of that will not only affect your city but the other six cities as well. The Guardians all know and feel it when one dies. They become angry and more dangerous. The city needs a Lord Mage and Guardian. I will help you do that I won’t he