Gate Keeper Of Hell Novels & Stories

After a few minutes, the light flickered again and then returned to normal as she was taken out of her trance. “We have ten minutes before all hell breaks loose. So inside, there is a ten shekel coin, which is the currency.” She showed us the coin and returned it to the box. “This is the name of who is in the box.” She holds up one of the oldest pieces of paper I have ever seen and on it is the name Kaius . “He is the god of hell and this is dried or just white rockrose. A native flower, then ashes of what I think was an animal at some point.” She said quickly and then shoved the lid of the box closed.

" ..... Humm.... guess that only happens when Misaki says it. Anyway! Between the worst kind of evil demonic being and human's best-trained soldiers in the world are the 4 gates to Zakheaven. The best of the best soldiers in all 5 Kingdoms guard the first gate to Zakheaven beyond that! The second gate which is filled with Leighdal's most fearsome and dangerous Level 10 monsters. If you survive to the third gate it would lead you to the dark maze where every failed experiment Misaki ever created roams..... After that Nightmare and only then you'll reach the final gates of Zakheaven...the abyss. .... a dark pit that reaches the core of the world where the most terrible beasts are just dying to

I asked her, suddenly bringing her out of her thoughts. “It is sulfur. To be able to send Alveric to the other realm and bring him back along with the two other souls, we would need to keep the gates open. This is risky because, with the gates open, souls can escape. In the instance that they do escape, we have sulfur. It has been assumed for centuries that the gatekeeper for the realm between life and death is the devil himself. Sulfur is a non-metallic element that is found normally on the earth's crust and is known in the Bible as brimstone. The most notable use of sulfur in the supernatural world is that it is a key marker of demonic manifestation. It appears that the more powerful the d

When he took it in his hands, I knew it was Nicholas’ piece of clothing. “He must have escaped the underworld through the gates of hell,” he mentioned. “What are the gates of hell?” I asked, curiously. If I was to stay here, I needed to know as much as I could from what it would be my new home. “They are the way where some souls end up. My world is the path between the Earth and Hell and I am sure that right now, Nicholas is headed that way. If we don’t stop him, Lucifer will find him and it won’t be pretty for him.”

He finally looked at her, his eyes darkened with exhaustion and pain. “There’s something inside the seal. Behind what the Ancients were holding. The First Wolf wasn’t a god,” he said, his voice breaking as he spoke the truth that had been festering within him. “It was a gatekeeper.” Seraphina gently placed her hands on his as she knelt down beside him. “A gatekeeper to what?” she asked in a concerned voice. He swallowed hard, a look of dread crossing his features. “A world we might not survive.”

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.

The skin between his eyebrows creased as they pulled together tightly from the pain in his chest. “Mav… talk to me! Please,” Azalea whispered as she caressed his face. After a moment, his eyes opened, and somehow they looked even sadder. “The gate!... What if it wins?” His voice was barely above a whisper. “The gate? What are you talking about?” “The gates of hell, Azalea! They're calling to me. They've been calling to me for a while, but now they're louder. They won't stop. They had a taste of what I can do. They liked it. They liked it a lot!… They're calling me home to guard the gate and feed them more souls.” Maverick finally said what he couldn't before.

Sighing, Jean chimed in, "That woman is such a nuisance. She's like a leech; you can't shake her off!" After a brief silence, Jack piped up, "If she's dead, her stocks will belong to me." "Is that true?" Jean asked with glee. I trembled violently when I heard the suggestion. Was my husband thinking of killing me? I stood there, frozen. At that moment, a chill swept through my entire body, leaving me trembling uncontrollably. I had never imagined that the man I shared a bed with, the husband I trusted, would be planning to kill me.

Chapter 26: The Guardian of Shadows As Katherine and her fellowship breached the walls of the citadel, they found themselves face to face with a powerful adversary: the Guardian of Shadows, a towering figure clad in black armor and wielding a sword of pure darkness. "You dare to challenge me?" the Guardian growled, his voice echoing through the cavernous halls of the citadel. "You are nothing but insects, insignificant specks in the face of my power." Katherine stood firm, her sword at the ready. "We may be small, but together we are mighty," she said, her voice ringing with defiance. "We will not let you destroy our world."

I said, watching his worry become dread. “Grandpa she knows about this place, how to get here. You're not safe here anymore” I said, but to my surprise, the worry melted away and his frown was replaced by a smirk. “You don't have to worry about that, she can't cross the gateway” he said, with a small shrug. “What?” I asked, the word whispered in disbelief. “The gateway is guarded by one of the Goddesses of creation, she'll never be allowed in” he said, making my mouth fall open.