Gate Guardian Novels & Stories

It was an awful feeling. I could barely speak without gritting my teeth. "Stop messing with me… I'm just a security guard. If my superior finds out, I could lose my job." Ms. Bombshell chuckled. She wrapped her hand around my manhood through my pants, gently squeezing it. "Think about it, Mr. Ziegler. Do you want me to give you a hand, or would you rather keep your boring job?" Her hand was small, but her grip was frightening. I found myself slowly melting away in her grasp.

They were extensions of my own will, tethered to the silver thrumming in my marrow. Lucian was awake, his golden eyes fixed on the summit. He could feel his father. I could feel him, too. A faint, dying ember in the distance, flickering under the relentless assault of the Northern mirrors. "The gate is guarded by the Frost-Guard," the Reawakened commander rasped. "They are Fenris’s personal kin. They will not fall as easily as the scouts." "They don't have to fall," I said, my voice cold enough to crack the air. "They just have to witness."

Yet, it did nothing to lessen Cazer’s frustration that the subterfuge had caused him to torture himself further on the matter and had eventually driven him to commit more crimes than he would have, had the shadow been more forthcoming. “You may take Selphir. If the information you supply is satisfactory enough.” Cazer replied. His acceptance of this exchange, resulting in Selphir retreating back into his darkened Abyss silently, Cazer thought that he detected a hint of smugness about the woman’s face as she said, “The Moon Gate, being the barrier between life and death, its Guardian has always been able to move between the two planes.” The Night Gate Guardian’

“What kind of places?” “Different every time,” I said. “But last night… I saw one made entirely of crystal. It looked alive. There was a heart—beating inside the structure. And when I touched it, I heard a name.” “What name?” “Velaris.” Aaron’s expression changed instantly. “Velaris?” Edward’s eyes narrowed. “You know it?” Aaron hesitated, rubbing the scar along his jaw. “It’s not a place. It’s a person—or at least it was. Velaris was the first Guardian of the Gate. The one who created it.”

Rex sighed, “Is there no way with me being me that we can get in? Like royal blood and all?” “As much as that usually would make you special,” Rowina said, “The key is the only way to get through the door without the guardian being alerted.” “The guardian?” “Yes, all places of immense power here have a guardian placed to ensure that unwanted entrance is not gained,” Percus said, “Can you imagine if people with Telagus’s level of hatred were to use it and focus enough on his enemies then enabling him to tear them from existence?” “Wait what!? I thought it was for finding things and people,” Rex said with a frown, “What’s this about tearing from existence?”

I felt they weren't ready to let us pass into the Woods, and I wondered why not, when Sarah was busy taking pics and rubbing on them. They glowed with an impressive light which made all of us just shook in their presence. "I am Astanaklastika." Guardian of Speed. The first one on the left said. "I am Dynamisus." Guardian of Strength. The second one on the left said. "I am Duatmenthes." Guardian of Elemental Control. The first one on the right said. "I am Lagomsa." Guardian of Teleportation. The second one on the right said. "I am Cothro." Guardian of Elemental Balance. The largest one said, and she sounded and looked more feminine than the rest.

“There was a magical book called the book of memorabilia that told a tale. Before the beginning of time, there were realms with magical spirit-beings that do not possess human form. They possessed celestial bodies known as goddesses. An unknown god conducted a battle among a thousand magical goddesses to select four goddesses who will be ranked as the cardinal guardians. The goddess will rule two parallel worlds of humans. After the battle, the best four would be chosen among these goddesses to protect the corridors of the realm as cardinal guardians and also rule his goddesses. A thousand battles were fought and five were won in a draw. These four guardians were; the Gatekeepers-the cardina

Just then, a loud roar erupted, closely followed by an ever-growing silhouette. The unknown figure could be seen fitted in a suit of armor as he took quick steps out of the main hall, inciting both awe and fear to those he passed. It was Cayden. Cayden was the Heavenly Alliance's guardian. His duty was to guard the Heavenly Altar in the place of Rogart if he was absent due to other responsibilities. 'Hmm?' Cayden was caught off guard. In that instant, Cayden's gaze was utterly locked on Agatha. His eyes sparkled wide open in disbelief, and his mouth was agape with incredulity.

Their growing bond made deception nearly impossible. “Yes,” Aria admitted quietly. “I do.” “What kind of something?” Caleb asked, his voice tight with nervousness. Aria struggled to find the right words. “The first chamber felt angry. Heavy. Like something ancient was pressing directly against our minds, testing our strength.” She paused, searching for clarity. “This place feels different. Quieter. Almost watchful.” The guardian finally broke its long silence as they reached the far side. “This gate was not built to contain rage,” it intoned, its deep voice resonating through the passage. It halted before the massive doorway. “It was built to test intention.”

I said looking my laptop. “Then we’ll enter from the back.” said Mika. “wait,three of the guards at the front gate are new.” I said. “But how do you know that?” asked Mika. “Their name tags, they are still new, the date on them indicates that.” “let me see.” said Katleho leaning over to the laptop screen. “what about the guards at he back?” Mika asked. “they are not new.” I said. “then we’ll get in the front gate.” said Mika.