Gatekeepers Book Novels & Stories

"I don’t believe in fate." She smiled. "You will." Suddenly, a loud cry echoed outside. The room froze. A guard rushed in, bowing deeply. "My King! There’s movement at the west gates. A stranger was caught pacing around. He carries something, A black bag...." The princess gasped. The king’s face turned grave. "That gate was sealed a hundred years ago." Matteo’s pulse quickened. "What gate?" The princess looked at him, her voice trembling. "The gate of the book’s guardian."

She held a thumbs up and smiled. I ignored her and looked back at the book, bare of any barriers. I gripped the small key in my hand – biting my lip. What was I waiting for? The dome-shaped shield was gone, and it means that my parents put that dome there so no one else could get access to the book – breaking it means that it was meant to be broken by me.

“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

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.

the gatekeeper asked through the microphone above the two-way communication buttons in the guard room. Keyara heard the question from the supervisor and responded. "Please open the gate. I want to go out!" Keyara shouted in front of the CCTV screen, which seemed to have a pan-tilt-zoom function. The speaking gatekeeper immediately pressed the button to open the gate, causing the four-meter-high gate to move and spread. As soon as the gate partially opened, Keyara rushed out eagerly. After successfully passing through the partially opened gate, Keyara quickly walked along the eastern side of the house. The house on that side had a black fence that covered the entire front area.

I stood outside the gates of Blackthorn Keep, waiting for the escort that had been sent to receive me. Instead, the first person who came through the gate was Marcus Blackthorn. For a moment, recognition darkened his face. Then the old arrogance returned, smooth and familiar, as if three years had changed nothing between us. “Sienna?” His gaze moved over my cloak, my traveling dress, the quiet curve of my stomach. “What are you doing here?” He dismounted, and the people behind him followed.

I’m sorry to all of you. There was a long silence in the room. The truth had finally been said. Raw. Ugly. Unjustifiable. But real. Outside, the noise of reporters and bloggers still buzzed faintly at the gate. But inside, for one moment, all was still. The room had barely settled from Imani’s confession when the gatekeeper appeared at the doorway, panting slightly. GATEKEEPER (slight bow) Sir… there’s someone at the gate. It’s… it’s Nathan.

“The Gatekeeper finally found his match.” Kael’s claws slid out fully, gleaming gold in the dim light. “Who the hell are you?” The man tilted his head, his expression unreadable. “I,” he said softly, “am the one who opened the first gate.” The Hollow shuddered. And the Deep, far below, began to stir again.

Said D2 to herself with a smile. “Do you know what this is, because your brother said you would?” said peter holding up the book. “That’s the Fusion gate.” Said D2 quietly looking at the open page of the book. “Yes I do, where did you get that book?” asked Sekora. “I found it on my door step after school.” Said Peter. “Can I see it?” asked Sekora stretching out her hands to receive the book. “Sure.” He said handing her the book.

She was somehow locked back inside of my head, but she's part of free. As for the gatekeepers, that's how she's going to be free. She told me that between our world and the dead world, there's a gate. The gate is protected by nine gatekeepers, each of those keepers holds a key that would be protected by their life. The first thing I have to do is to take those nine keys and bring them all together. For now, I have to find a way to get myself out of here. Well, it seems that the heaven's doors were open since the door of the room I was in got opened, and guess who came to give a visit - the she-wolf called Rebekah.