Giants Conquering Hero Grave Novels & Stories

The symbols engraved on them floated upward into the air. Then— The tickets fused together into streams of energy before flowing directly into the giant keyhole. A deep metallic cracking sound echoed throughout the ruins. The giant gate slowly began opening. The sound alone carried a heavy ancient pressure that made many people instinctively hold their breath. The opening was dark. Cold. Unknown. Merlin stepped forward first without hesitation. The other Blood Shadow Warriors followed behind him calmly. Then— Boom! The giant gate shut heavily once more behind them. The entire courtyard trembled slightly from the impact.

“Grawwwl!!” The giant growled loudly, opening its mouth to let out a blast of dark fire. But a fighter jet flying low nearby saw the golden opportunity. The pilot dived and dropped a missile directly into the giant’s open mouth. BOOM! The explosion was contained inside the monster’s throat for a split second before its entire head erupted. The huge giant exploded instantly, and dark purple blood sprayed everywhere across the battlefield, soaking the grass and the soldiers in a cold, sticky mess. Naelis was about to breathe a sigh of relief, watching the medical team drive the ambulance away to safety. But her joy lasted only a second as another winged giant swooped down from the clouds.

Northzone was located at the border of Navia. Heroes Cemetery was built here and countless of Wyvern Peak’s outstanding soldiers had been buried here. It was snowing heavily in Northzone this morning and the winds that blew through were piercingly cold. Endless white snow covered the mountainous area of Northzone. The tombstones and headstones in Heroes Cemetery located halfway up the mountain were also completely covered in snow. Heroes Cemetery, which was usually calm, appeared unusually oppressive today. More than ten soldiers carrying a glass coffin trudged through the cemetery, leaving footprints in the snow. A few other soldiers were digging a grave with great effort.

The things we need to focus on for now are keeping the pack running well, relocating the fallen warriors from Nightlock Crescent especially Gio and Nero, and finding harmony with humans. I open my eyes and look at the ceiling of the new bedroom I share with Alessio in the dorms before getting up. From outside the window, I can already see the shrine of the heroes in the courtyard, a ten foot tall marble obelisk with all the names of the fallen. It’s still being finished, and I don’t know if the names of Alpha Salvatore’s allies will be included, especially since it was not determined whether or not they were in on the plan. One thing is for sure, though— Dad's name is on there, big and clear

"It's hot, Lyn." Kenzo tried to shield Jess from the scorching sun that had been greeting them for the past hour. The spacious and well-maintained cemetery area had been greeting them for some time now. Kenzo knew that Jess was mustering the courage to get out of the car. He didn't force her to come down and visit. But Jess gently pushed aside the large black umbrella. She chose to walk slowly, savoring each step as she approached the grave that Kenzo had pointed to some time ago. A well-kept small grave.

While Jack takes the head, the captain takes the legs. This is how they go, killing and slaughtering! In twenty minutes, a thousand of the giants have been ruthlessly slaughtered but the boxers and henchmen are still standing tall with just 100 lost. "Haha," Seeing this, Jack Ville laughs out loud. "They are giants for nothing! See, we've defeated a thousand and lost only one hundred! How shameful!" The Coles have their hearts in their hands. Is this how they will die? The majority of them can't hold back their tears.

Since there’s no way out, he closed in eyes and screamed, “AHHHHHHHHH-“ In order to find the herbs for the butcher, Gray travelled to the deep part of the forest. What a back luck, he never thought that a monster like this would exist here! At that crucial moment, he thought of his friend, Leon. Wouldn’t he feel sad if Gray didn’t come back? Abruptly, with a big boom, Gray felt his surrounding trembling. He opened his eyes quickly and tried to balance himself. Without a warning, the giant creature was sliding down and landed not far from his feet. Out of nowhere, its entire body was filled with smoke. Then, the rhino delivered its last breath with a low groan and died. Just like that. Overwh

Then, he felt something scaly covering his body and before he knew it, he was thrown several feet away. Enzir looked back and saw that Verna was at the place where he was. She held up the giant’s club with her hands and then snatched it away from the giant’s grasp. The giant grunted, but found his club thrown to the air and landed on a group of imperial soldiers running towards the tunnel entrance. The soldiers were pinned to the ground and soon, smoke issued from their armor as they turned into dust.

Chapter 21: Uncertain Victory Evie and Liam sat huddled together, the weight of their victory pressing down on them like a physical force. The chamber, once pulsating with energy, was now eerily silent, bathed in the golden light streaming through the opening above. The remnants of the battle lay scattered around them – shards of shattered crystal, the lingering scent of ozone, and a profound sense of emptiness where the guardian once stood. "We did it," Liam finally whispered, his voice hoarse. "We pushed back the darkness."

I had four days left before the poison consumed my organs entirely. All I wanted was to spend whatever time I had left with the woman I loved, but I could not reach her. The next day, I learned that Enzo Marchetti, the first love she had never forgotten, had returned from overseas. "Let's get divorced. The love of my life is back." I clutched my chest as a searing pain tore through it. "I'm at the family hospital. I've been poisoned. The doctors won't let me leave.” Her voice turned sharp and cruel. "I don't care if you're poisoned or dying. Even if you drop dead the next second, you need to come back and sign the papers." The last trace of warmth inside me went cold. I answered calmly,