Gatekeeper Asgard Novels & Stories

The gate was securely locked and something that Keyara had momentarily forgotten. The gate was automatically locked by the security system within the house compound. Two gatekeepers inside monitored the CCTV and interacted with anyone standing in front of the gate. If there were uninvited guests, after questioning them and consulting with the owner, Ares, they would determine whether the person was allowed to enter. The same applied to exiting through the gate. There were two automatic keys held by Ares and the other within the security area. Keyara walked to the side of the gate where a CCTV camera was installed. She approached the camera and made a gesture that startled the gatekeeper obse

"Show me the Aethernet." Ren raised the black iron Key. Above them, the digital sky of Aethelgard tore open. Beyond the clouds, a massive, swirling vortex of grey static churned—the global network. The bridge to Sector Prime, Neo-Tokyo, New Berlin, and Sector Volga. Ren pointed the Key at the sky. "Close the gate," Ren commanded the code. A massive, impenetrable dome of solid, red hard-light erupted from the borders of the digital continent. It swept upward at terrifying speed, enclosing the entire world of Aethelgard in a localized, absolute firewall.

Both end of the gate has fallen due to a very separate reason, one was thanks to the Monster horde and lack of defenders, another was simply because the guards were already dead before the monster were even got to them, and also the gate has been blown to bits. This was due to the work of Aeternum Infiltration Team leads by Paradine. The West Gate, is actually being assault by Aeternums, under the guise of the night, and the team managed to kill every single guards on that West Keep, before anyone even knows it, the entire actions were so swift, that by the time they were inside the keep and Clearing all the enemies, the enemies inside doesn’t even know that they were getting attacked.

Asa cut in, sharper than intended. He paused, eyes narrowing slightly. “This isn’t the time to hesitate.” “It’s exactly the time,” she replied. “They want reaction. They want to see how we move when they touch something we can’t afford to ignore.” As if summoned by her words, Gaya entered the room at a brisk pace, her composure strained. “We have a situation,” she said. Asa turned toward her. “Say it.” “A man arrived at the east gate,” Gaya said. “No vehicle. No escort. He walked through the outer perimeter like it wasn’t there.”

"Non. I don't know why you're asking. I'm the one who will give you that time, if you need it, to explain to me why the hell you want to know where a son you never cared about is." "Time is running out." Gael's two guards showed their weapons, positioning them in front of their bodies, arms together, though low, but ready for anything. Asgard didn't draw his gun but carried his arms behind him, so he assumed that his hands in that position could immediately reach his pistol. The two men who had entered before Vos did the same, showed their weaponry, ready, still not aiming at anyone. Frank stood up, alerting his body to be active in case of any eventuality, much more than he already was.

The blade's light seared the room. He didn't care whether Emmett lived or died—he only needed Ray gone. Ray opened a spatial portal, absorbing the strike. But at that instant, Astrid charged in. Her massive ice fist slammed down. Ray frowned. Indoors, he had to keep the spatial portal small—enough to absorb Gunnr's attack. But part of Astrid's colossal punch landed outside the gate. And that meant… the edge of the spatial portal had been hit. The gate could absorb any attack, but its edges could not.

A wad of cold fear formed in her stomach. “What gate?” she asked, confused. His smile widened beneath the cracked mask. “The Gate of Collapse.” A ripple of horror spread through the room. A Noctis envoy shouted, “That’s a myth!” A Solaris judge protested, “That gate cannot exist!” Ariadne stiffened. “Explain yourself.” The assassin stretched his fingers, corrupted luminous dancing between them. “The Gate is real. And only one soul can unlock it.” He pointed at Alessia with two fingers. “Yours.”

They stopped at the portal, both Lilith and Jokūbas looked, the keeper was looking down on them, she had dark black hair and eyes as she was a demon as well as a gatekeeper. "Jokūbas, who is this?" "The Queen, Agnès, King Adrian has requested her presence I suggest we don't waste time on small talk, you know how he can get." The gatekeeper named Agnès jumped off the arch, but her feet didn't touch the floor, instead, she floated on a shadow, she floated towards them placing both hands on their shoulders. The woman was tiny, her height resembled one of a 1-year-old, all gatekeepers were the same height.

Ashar folded his hands together. “Convince me.” The Proposal Cassian stood and activated the digital display on the wall. The global trade map appeared again. Europe. Asia. The Middle East. Three massive economic regions. “Right now,” Cassian began, “Dr. Elena Varga is building a rival network.” Ashar nodded slightly. “I know.” “HarborGate Logistics,” Cassian continued, “combined with Sentinel Maritime Security gives her both logistics and protection.” Tan added, “A dangerous combination.” Ashar looked unimpressed.

Whilst the group’s reckless mission had failed to free her and had condemned Cazer to the same fate as her, it at least succeeded in moving the portal to another location. The placement of the Moon Gate now housed within the very organization that had destroyed the Gate many centuries ago. The Four Gateways Alliance had been forced to reluctantly reinstate the Moon Gate that it had deemed too powerful and dangerous as a fifth Gateway. Afraid that the Gate was only likely to fall into the wrong hands again after it was confirmed to have been removed from the rogue mages’ control. The Elders and members of the Council, rebranding this new branch as ‘The New Moon Gate’ in order to save face aft