روايات وقصص ضمن Gate Novel Series

Evelyn noticed first. "What is it?" The Guardian slowly pointed toward a faded symbol. A mark nearly erased by time. Althea leaned closer. The symbol resembled a circle surrounded by seven smaller circles. Nothing remarkable. At least initially. The Guardian's face had gone pale. "The Seven Gates." Silence. Nobody moved. Then Evelyn whispered: "No." The Guardian nodded. "Yes." Varis frowned. "I don't understand." The Guardian looked up. His expression grim. "The First Path was never one doorway."

He whirls toward me, disbelief flashing across his face. “Saphira” But then My phone buzzes again. A new message. STOP HIM OR I’LL TAKE HIM NEXT. My stomach drops. Not me. Not even the man who might be alive. Him. Caleb. Before I can react, a sharp metallic screech rips through the air and the massive steel gate at the far end of the garage begins to slide open on its own. No one touched it. No one commanded it. A cold wind rushes in from the darkness beyond the gate

“You always say that.” The chains tightened. The Gate’s light dimmed, flickering dangerously as power rerouted, diverted, bled away. I felt it then—an answering pull from somewhere else. Not above. Not within the Gate. Beyond. A pressure against my back, against the mark the Gate had burned into me—a door I hadn’t noticed before beginning to open. A path out. The realization hit me like ice water. The Gate wasn’t just failing. It was offering me an escape. I looked at Kael, bound and burning at the center of the chamber.

Symbols similar to those in Anna’s book glowed faintly on its surface. “This must be it,” Anna said, her voice filled with a mix of relief and apprehension. Ryan approached the gate, running his fingers over the symbols. “So… how do we open it?” Anna stepped forward, holding the book up to the gate. The symbols on the gate began to glow brighter, matching the book’s light. With a deep rumble, the gate slowly opened, revealing a chamber bathed in ethereal light. Inside stood the guides—three ghostly figures cloaked in shimmering robes. Their faces were obscured, but their presence exuded a sense of ancient wisdom.

Kael POV I stood by the gatehouse, my fingers tapping against the rough stone wall. The guards were stationed in their usual positions, standing alert, yet there was an unspoken tension in the air that seemed to ripple out from me. I couldn't shake the feeling that something was coming, something that had been building for days now, like a storm on the horizon. Gus had just handed me the car keys, a small, insignificant thing that he passed with a nod as we discussed the need for more patrols. But the conversation felt hollow, like I was reaching for something that had slipped through my fingers.

Wraiths moved in combat-ready silence, eyes scanning doorways, palms near steel. Lorenzo stood alone in the core corridor, a matte-black pistol loose in his hand. He wasn't expecting ghosts. He got one anyway. A comm alert hissed in. "Sector Nine. Gate breach. Single male. No weapon. No guard response." Lorenzo turned without a word and walked. ~~~~~~~~~~ THE GATEHOUSE — SIX MINUTES LATER Rain fell like iron nails. Mud caked the stone. The guards at the gate lay unconscious but breathing. A mist clung to the scene like guilt.

Arthur draws the gate as he steps out of it as he will about to take his trump card and to aid the third book and all after he will intertwine a holder in its equivalent to the current 2nd. “SHALL WE TAKE THIS NOW?”

Instantaneously, a purple-gold gate materialized, emitting an expansive, Anonymous Gas. James waved his hand, and Thea, carried by two dragons, vanished into the gate’s radiant lights. “What sorcery is this?” Taichu gasped, hand over mouth. Marius’ eyes widened in shock as he witnessed the gate’s closure. “He can use that mysterious energy to open a spatial gate? Could this mean a sixth gate is about to appear?” “A sixth gate?” Taichi’s disbelief was palpable. As the gate disappeared, James directed his gaze toward Gryphon, who hovered above.

A single tear rolled down my mom’s cheek. “A spy from Kaihu and thought to be a trusted friend to your father entered the court where your father was dining with a few diplomats along with Galen. Your dad stood to greet his friend, then in front of his guests, was shot and murdered. Galen here,” She indicated him as he stood there watching me for my reaction to all this. “In all the chaos was able to escape and get through the gateway portal and make it here to tell us.” “Wait, what?” I said shaking my head, “Gateway? What, gateway? And what union?”

She then took a step back and circled the dome, her eyes wandering over to the niches on the walls, carved in the symbol of the guardians chosen to protect what they must hold dear the most. Then stopped as her eyes landed on the niche on the wall with an intricate carving of a wave. As the symbol gave off a small but weak glow as a sign that a guardian had been chosen. “How interesting...” she murmured. “Wonder what will happen...” “I didn’t expect you to come back here so soon.” a voice spoke as it let out a chuckle. “Not after what you’ve done.” She quickly whipped her head, her eyes searching for the voice who had addressed her so plainly without considering what she could do in the situ