Gate Keeper Book Novels & Stories

She had to adapt, but it was not easy either. Before she left, she had told Clara to help her make the cookies that remained. She smiled, with a feeling that she intends getting something inside. And as she walked pass the door to the gate, she saw someone at one corner peering through the house. She wasn't sure who he was and he had never seen him before. And as she walked slowly, he came out of his hideout and dropped a letter on the gate. The gate keeper was inside, and he could probably not see it until he opened the gate. He ran off quickly as she tried to call him. The gate keeper heard her voice and stormed outside

"The Current?" "The place between realities." The gateway shimmered. Only now did I realize it no longer looked violent. It looked... Waiting. The stranger stepped toward it. Golden threads stretched from the breach into his fingertips. "I wasn't imprisoned." His fingers closed around the light. "I became its keeper." The gateway responded. Not with screams. With music. Soft. Ancient. Beautiful. The darkness beyond it recoiled. The commander let out a sound that resembled panic. I stared. "They're afraid of you."

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.

I was fully myself again, in my own body, in my own head, and I was cold in a way that had nothing to do with temperature. "It means what it said," Cain answered. He had crossed the ruins to stand near us, and whatever shock my white wolf had caused him was packed away now, his face back to that measured calm. "The Veilkeeper does not hold the door from this side. She holds it from within. That is the function. The latch works from the inside." Kael looked at him. "She goes in." "Yes." "And the door seals behind her."

The suv pulled into a driveway that had a large wooden gate. She watched as the driver rolled his window down and a security guard walked up to the window. The driver handed him the proper documentation. The security handed it back, went back into the small white booth it was sitting in. There was a loud beep and the large wooden doors slowly moved open. The drove inside and Elayna’s breath was taken away at the lush green beauty hidden inside.

After being assured that it was just me, only then did I slowly and gently open the door. Actually, I was waiting for Gunner to make a fuss the moment I started opening the door. I mean, he's a bodyguard. He’s got good senses, though they're kind of failing him when it comes to me, but his door being opened in the middle of the night was something he will never not notice, right? But what I was waiting for did not happen at all. No one was making a fuss, no one was surprised, and no one was questioning me about what I was doing. In fact, no one was inside the room at all.

“Have a good night.” “You too,” she watched him go and pay. “F-k,” she muttered under her breath. She was going to have to read the documents and decide whether to destroy them or to pass them to Chris’ group of parents. She didn’t want to read about the misery of other people when she was so raw from the Triquetra. As she took the bottles up to the cash register, she saw that a copy of The Secret Keeper was tacked to the board behind the register. “You’ve seen it?” The clerk followed her gaze and grinned. “Our town vigilante has got a lot of people scratching their heads and looking sideways at their neighbours.”

That's what he thought. "Samara is the keeper of the Gate of Praeterium. It is the gate to the past, the present and the future. She holds the three keys called praeteria. It would not work when one of the keys is missing. Keter is a sphinx who guards the Gate of Dimensia. It is the only way to travel to other dimensions, alternate reality, to different places and times. Cosmos is the keeper of the Gate of Caelum. The only gate for mortals, demons and dark creatures to enter the place of the Gods."

She held a thumbs up and smiled. I ignored her and looked back at the book, bare of any barriers. I gripped the small key in my hand – biting my lip. What was I waiting for? The dome-shaped shield was gone, and it means that my parents put that dome there so no one else could get access to the book – breaking it means that it was meant to be broken by me.

She cursed at herself as she wished she could change her previous choices. As she looked up the doors to the conference room opened and she looked at a familiar face. Maybe her mind was playing tricks on her or maybe it was a side effect of being thrown through the breach, but she was sure that she was seeing Cassandra. Cassandra was one of the last surviving Gatekeepers, she was also the reason their numbers were so few. Cassandra or as most knew her as Kalastra. "Cassandra, it can't, really be you?" Alicia watched as Cassandra motioned for the guards to leave the room. "It is me, well at least a version of me that resembles the one you know. Now that we've gotten that out the way, why and