Gatekeeper Demon Novels & Stories

“Told you so.” Grimm narrowed his eyes. “So we just… walk through?” “No,” I said. “Not exactly.” They waited. “This gate was built to reject the living,” I explained. “No wolf blood can pass through—not fully. But I’m not just wolf.” I met their eyes, one by one. “I’m demon too. That’s why I can enter.” “And us?” Wallace asked. “You can come,” I said. “But only if you’re connected to me. Physically. Skin to skin. Think of it like a tether. I’ll act as the anchor.”

The security guards at the entrance all raised their stun batons. "It's a demon! Electric shock probably won't work!" "Quick! Lock down the perimeter! Evacuate the area!" A demon? I looked up, and sure enough, there was Raven, striding in step by step. He still wore the black hoodie I had bought him. The hood covered most of his face, and his entire body radiated killing intent. With each step forward, the lobby grew more scorching. "Where's Chloe Sutton? Where are you keeping her?"

Without waiting for a response, I summoned my wings and flew to the Fire Palace, where Azazel was staying. The fire palace loomed ahead, a towering structure of obsidian and brimstone, glowing faintly with the embers of eternal flames that lined its walls. The heat was intense, even for a demon god like me. It was a testament to the raw, untamed power that resided within these walls. As I approached, the massive iron gates groaned open, allowing me entry. The guards, demons of flame and shadow, bowed their heads in reverence, their fiery eyes flickering as I passed.

The demon decided to stop playing around and get it over with. "Father believes that you're not suffering enough here on Earth so he's instructed me to take away something that makes you happy; Your child," Kari said. "You'll have to go through me first," Garin said, enraged and determined to protect little Herald. Garin threw the container of salt at Kari but the demon was quick and teleported out of the way before it hit him. He appeared beside Garin and smacked him with one hand. The hit sent Garin flying and he crashed into the barn house on the other side of the land.

But gargoyles they allowed to live with them. So we became the guardians of their most sacred places. The stone representations were merely made to represent what was happening. A creature that was part demon protecting a house of God. Pretty ironic seeing as how we were exiled from heaven and how the lord didn't want to hang out with us. Yeah, I'm not a big fan of him. He supposedly created us, along with everything, but he can't stand to have us with him in the same place. Gets on my nerves. And if that's how the lord of everything treats us, then I can't think of how Bennet will treat me when he sees what I truly am. And at the current pace he's going at, he's going to find out. Something

Its eyes glowed bright red, and its face couldn't be distinguished; standing before them was a being made purely of darkness. Kael had recognized this sight. He now understood the meaning of the saying that guardians are the lock of Homay. In a deep, rumbling voice he murmured: "What the guardian keeps locked... It was a demon trap, my love," he said. Apparently, they could no longer sit back and wait peacefully...

He smirks and places a hard, dominant kiss on her lips before getting them to his feet, turning off the water, walking back into the bedroom and lying them down on the bed where he replaces the dream and feel of the Demon with him and his love. Later that afternoon, the first of the screams could be heard and felt by the new King and Queen. ------------ The black hole gate from the Demon world to the human one opens. The high-ranked winged general Demons standing in the front smile evilly as they see the first shimmer of the human world. The generals let out a loud cry and step through first, taking to the air as black smoke. They fly through the air searching... Searching...

’ Even though Audelia wanted to scream like that, from experience in the past years, she knew it would be futile. “..um.. So.. about the registration…” Audelia tried to change the subject. “Ah right, please put--” “THIS IS BAD!!” Just as Oceane wanted to answer Audelia, her words were cut by a shout and followed by someone slammed the guild’s door open. All eyes turned to the person who was panting hard. The horror on the person’s face puzzled Audelia but the words that came out of the person’s mouth made her understand. “D-De..Demons!!” The man shouted in horror, “…Demon’s gate has appeared!!”

James used his Zen the next instant. Behind the demonic James, a gigantic gate of light materialized and flew open. Curiously, the gate continued to expand. The demonic Jamesʼ eyes bulged as he glanced over his shoulder. “Which… Which Path Gate is this? Iʼve never seen it before…” “Itʼs the Gate of Anonymous.” James responded, “Mr. Waitara, I think we should have our conversation elsewhere.” “No… Impossible…” the demonic James yelled, “This is your last chance, James! Once my Soremsia returns, itʼll be over for you, your family, and your friends. Are you sure you want to do this?”

“The Gatekeeper is becoming restless.” “Gatekeeper?” Anna frowns. “Mhmm.” Cassandra turns towards her cell. “The Gods aren’t just sealed, ya know,” she explains. “There’s a gatekeeper who’s keeping them at bay. The Gatekeeper is a God himself, cursed with the duty to keep his kins at bay. He was once the God of Dimensions, the one who traveled all throughout the world to seek out enemies using his parallel paths. He can open several dimensions and sneak up on people to kill them. When the Gods were defeated, the Moon Goddess bound him to Veneer to protect the seal. If he tries to break the seal or escape from Veneer, he’ll die. You see, he lost his powers to travel through dimensions. He can