Floor Guardians Overlord Novels & Stories

The impact shook the mountain, splitting walls and creating fissures in the ground. Lucian appeared beside Ethan, wings spread wide. “Now!” he shouted. He unleashed a torrent of golden energy, striking the Overlord from the side. The combined forces of silver and gold collided with the Overlord’s crimson storm. A massive explosion of light, energy, and sound rocked the sanctuary. When the dust settled, the Overlord staggered backward, his crimson armor cracked and smoke rising from his body. He glared at Ethan with burning fury. “You… cannot defeat me!”

ME. That bastard! I slapped him hard in the face. He suddenly stopped laughing and looked at me with cold eyes. That was when I started to feel scared of him. Once again he looked at me and said with a voice full of authority, " I am your master, earthling, bow down before me," I gaped at him. What a narcissistic jerk! "Are you kidding me? You can't make me do that," I mocked at him. "But you just did," he said nonchalantly.

Quickly making my way down the stairs. I heard Warlord shift out of the chamber to watch me from the doorway. I could physically feel his apprehension. Be careful. I could literally feel him willing me. *** I went down to the foyer and spotted the beautiful blue carpeting with gold tassels that indicated the route up to the second floor. Clutching the railing in a white knuckled grip. I stayed far right on the stairs as I saw other maids doing while they scurried up and down. Their arms laden with bedding or chamber pots or boxes.

It was also unfortunate for Alexander, who had gone there with good intentions to save them but ended up sacrificing his life instead! "It's over!" Behind Geoff, the three bloodied executors and more than 40 elite Foster family members watched in horror as the flames engulfed them. There was no desire to resist in their hearts. Even a Martial Overlord would struggle to escape unscathed under the massive coverage of thermal weapons, as predicted by the Eight-Armed Guardian. That was no longer a challenge for human martial artists unless a Lord of War who had reached the Unity Level appeared! A Lord of War...

"They don't land. They hover in low orbit and drop Hell-Pods kinetic drilling transports designed to bypass energy shields by burrowing through the bedrock underneath them." I felt the blood drain from my face. "They're going to tunnel under the Red-Queen’s dome." "Then we fight them in the basement," Dax said, entirely unbothered. He keyed his global comms. "All units! The enemy is going to try to bypass the roof and come up through the floor! Heavy hitters to the courtyard! Keep your phase-weapons hot!" < ARCHITECT. VISUAL CONTACT IN 5... 4... 3... >

one of his human soldiers said hopelessly. "What do we do now, Chief?" Ledford asked. Cafer's eyes looked on fire. They glowed green. "If I cannot win, I will take you down with me, Your Majesty!" "Get off the balcony!" Aurora shouted. The protruding structure began to shake. Zan saw it from the ground. "Can you stop it from falling?" he begged Gandr. "I will try." Gandr lifted his arms as is holding up an invisible shield. The floor around Aurora, Devrim, and the remaining Blue Guards on the balcony shifted like sand and hardened around their shoes. Even Ledford's feet were held in the stone. "What is the meaning of this, Chief?!"

“You know as a guardian I wouldn’t have expected you to flaunt your powers like this.” The violet haired youth looked at her angrily. “I’m merely doing what I think is best.” She cocked her head to the side. And scoffed. “Best? I don’t think so. Maybe you haven’t had the idea of what kind of poachers you were about to encounter awhile ago if I haven’t intervened.” Aedre glared at the person standing in front of her and let out a sigh as she disintegrated the spell. The glow around her disappeared and the walls of water sank down into the earth.

Eden slipped past guards using shadows and vents, navigating with Kassandra’s map. The server core pulsed at the building’s heart—a crystalline structure encased in glass, veins of light trailing down its sides like artificial arteries. Eden approached it slowly, pulling the disruption drive from her pack. This was it. The node that could destabilize Volkov’s rising empire before it took root. But as she stepped forward, a voice cut through the stillness. “Always rushing into fires, aren’t you?” Lucien. Eden spun, weapon drawn. He stood behind her—older, scarred, but smiling like the predator he had always been.

she said, finding my confused gaze again. "Aaron? But their nests are impossible to find. Not unless... light have mercy," I said, feeling like I'd been punched in the chest. "We're gonna go," Lills mumbled, getting to her feet. I nodded, too lost for words to find the one's that would make her stay. Scorchers were dangerous, a militia that stood outside the rules and laws the rest of us lived by. They were those who'd committed their lives to the destruction of every non human creature beyond the borders of the Diarna, the furthest mining town in the south. They married their work and bred for numbers. They were smart, strong and loyal to a fault and would rather see our entire world blaze

“This isn’t right.” Dakota grumbled. “These rogues aren’t doing anything but going back n forth growling. “GET TO THE DUNGEON’S! Kruz yelled through mind link. “Wait!” Dakota bellowed. “We can’t leave the rest of the areas unguarded. SHADOWS! To the dungeons!” He ordered. “BlackPaw protect the surrounding pack house!” Connor ordered. With their orders, the warriors went to battle. Kydence shifted into her Shadow and glided in the dark corners making sure that they weren’t caught by surprise. “Mimi, Judy, do you see anything?” She asked.