Gatekeeper Thor Novels & Stories

"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." Thane was amazed by what Elisia had told him. He read about Cosmos, the God who guarded the solar system but was thrown and imprisoned in Tartarus because of the black hole he created that killed an entire planet. "And t

The gate stood tall and the gaps between the poles was enough for a child suffering from muscle atrophy to fit in. The gate stood in the middle of nothing but they knew that there was an invisible barrier around. Lexa knew touching it was dangerous so she stayed far from it. "Do you still have the hair?" Elliot brought out the hair of the silver sea smake he had gotten earlier. He looked at it and as he tried to get closer to the gate, the hair bolted him with electricity. It was nothing more than a pinch to him but it could send a human into coma. He stepped back and threw it at the gate. A gush of electricity rushed around the gate. A bang came shortly afterwards, the gate unlocked and ope

“It's porous.” Thor wrapped his sleeve around his hand, reached in, and grabbed the vial with his sleeve. He then held it up for Kyle to look at. It bubbled, glowing a bright green against the moonlight. Kyle was shocked that Thor had just saved his life. And he was furious at himself for being so stupid to almost grab it. "Why didn't you just let me grab it?" Kyle asked. "Why didn’t you just let me die?” Thor looked at him and grinned. "Life is just a little bit more interesting with you in it." Then his grin widened. "And after all, what else are friends for?”

As my car closes in on the gates they start to open, four male figures walking towards me…gate guards coming out to check my identity. One of them moves to the driver side window, bending down to speak with me. “Can I help you?” “I’m here to see Alpha Than, I believe he is expecting me.” My eyes move to the three other males that are circling the car…maybe the driver doesn’t suit the style of vehicle and it is raising flags for them. They aren’t wrong. “Name Miss?” “Cleo Arancea, of the Red Thorn pack.” As soon as I announce my full name, his eyes shoot to the other guards, before entering a mind-link.

They were walking in a silent, powerful line. ​The Thorne Tower was a fortress. The massive glass doors were reinforced with steel. Guards stood behind the glass with electric shields. ​Alaric stood in front of the doors. He didn't use force. He placed his hand against the glass and closed his eyes. ​"I am Alaric Thorne," he whispered. "And I am coming home."

Too long. Then the door cracked open just a few inches. A man in his mid forties stood there with a weathered face and tired eyes. The moment he saw Thorne and the armed guards behind him, pure fear flashed across his expression. Like He had a hint of why they were at his front door. “Greetings,” Thorne said, his voice steady and authoritative. “I am Thorne Vale, Beta of the Ironfang Dominion.” Derek’s eyes widened in panic. He immediately tried to slam the door shut but Thorne was faster. He shoved his boot into the narrow gap, stopping the door cold. The wood creaked under the pressure.

' I sighed, rubbing my temples. 'I get it, you've been through some shit.' Thalia huffed, 'But you can't keep locking people out.' 'Sure, I can.' I frowned, 'Last time I even thought about letting someone in, I was assaulted and nearly raped.' Thalia went quiet as the sound of a door opening filled my bedroom. My head whipped over to the source. Garrett stood behind my open door, a silver key in his hand. "Seriously?" I grimaced, my eyes narrowing into a glare.

Kain I summoned Thor the morning after I spoke with Garrick. He came in looking like he had not slept. His clothes were wrinkled, his hair a mess, and his eyes carried the sharp edge of someone who had been awake too long and angry the whole time. “Sit,” I said, pointing to the chair across from my desk. He stayed where he was. “Garrick came here yesterday. He made threats and demanded blood for his son.” Thor did not react.

“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

The goal wasn’t confrontation, it was to pull him back, to shake him loose from whatever had wrapped itself around his mind. Then we saw him. Thorne stood just beyond the gate, motionless, his posture stiff, his gaze fixed straight ahead. He looked present, yet not fully here, like someone caught between waking and dreaming. He didn’t acknowledge our arrival. He didn’t move forward. He didn’t retreat. He just stood there, right at the threshold, as if he couldn’t enter without our permission. “Walking in there without evidence is something you’ll regret, Thorne. She has a mother who can bite so hard,” Killian said as we closed the distance between us and the gate.