Guardian Druid Bis Novels & Stories

“They tried to take Scorpio with them.” The Moon has ofcourse a Guardian, stars that serves as his right hand men and constellations that serves as his knights. When they left, Jinan made Aries, the first fire sign among the constellations in charge. She is smart but she’s impulsive and could not think straight when pressured, that’s her only flaw. Jin’s eyes widened in horror as he looked at Joon in shock. “They probably took him to get through you. Scorpio is the only knight that knows how to generate your Guardian poison.” Joon says.

“What is that supposed to mean? You do realize that you’re speaking to my future wife, right?” “I must admit my understanding of the situation was initially lacking. I had no idea you were betrothed, but I can firmly assure you my admiration for your intended is purely platonic. We driders have only one fated mate, and your future wife is not mine. Nevertheless, that does not preclude me from offering my services. I am an accomplished warrior, a proficient masseuse, and a proficient chef—I can ably provide assistance to my master in numerous ways.” I stroke my chin. “That’s true. I doubt anyone would dare to attack me if I had a giant drider as my guardian and faithful companion...”

It knows everything, is older, and stronger. Draven's dark blue eyes held mine still and strongly. The thing you chose, your ties, and your strength have brought Moonbound to life. It is the real guardian of the Shadowed Moon. It will test you in ways that no enemy has ever done before. Silver Heart was beating fast in my chest as I took a big breath. Bolts of molten energy shot up and mixed with the Shadowed Moon and the pieces. My heart beat with the beat of the forest, the ties to Kael, Thorne, and Draven, and the old beat of the property itself.

The True Luna has returned. "Nyxara," Riven gasped, standing up straight. He looked stronger than ever. "The Guardian is giving us a chance. We have to go now!" But I couldn't move. I saw someone else emerging from the trees behind the Elders. It was Draven. He looked like a ghost. His clothes were torn, and his eyes were hollow. He wasn't leading the Elders; he was following them like a beaten dog. But when he saw me standing there, bathed in the silver light of the Guardian, his face twisted in a look of pure, agonizing regret.

Not when I was able to save them. "Just a few more," I said. “Just until the serious cases are stabilized.” Draven looked like he was ready to physically haul me off. But he also knew why I couldn’t stop. What made him a good Alpha was the same thing, that made him understand this awful impulse to protect at any price. As I readied myself to donate blood again, ignoring Draven’s protests and my body’s pleas, a young healer ran up. Out of breath. Clearly agitated. Guardian, we analyzed your blood. We had to figure out why it works better than mortal Luna blood. And we found something."

Bart asked over the phone. Subconsciously, we all turned our eyes towards Drax. He's the leader around here, so he gets to make all the big boy decisions. There's no one else who's more deserving. Genetically, he's the Alpha. Not just any alpha, the rightful alpha of the Lunar dusk pack. Leadership literally runs through his veins. Also, he's obviously the strongest amongst us. Both as a werewolf and as a human. I've seen what his wolf can do. He's literally a beast.

She quickly scooped some more into her mouth and she felt her energy coming back to her, she didn't notice it but damn she was exhausted. "Now that you've regained your energy, sit down and listen I'll tell you everything you need to know" Elle nodded and sat down "For starters, you are still on Earth but in a different realm. A realm that no one in the human realm really knows about. This realm and most of the creatures in it are as old as the first human to exist, it's called the guardian realm because it exists to guard and protect the world, especially humans, yes! Humans" the tree said, and Elle looked at her skeptically

~Tiffany~ I am here in the woods with the two druids for my training. I stood in a tranquil clearing, surrounded by towering trees, their leaves whispering in the breeze. Ever since my meeting with Gina, my determination has strengthened. I want to be able to protect myself from the evil that is lurking. Cathbad took a deep breath, his stern gaze lingered on for a moment before parting his lips to speak, “Little one,” His voice commanding. No doubt he was the no-nonsense druid while Curio is the calm friendly druid.

I turned around and faced the person with a calm facade even if my insides were in chaos. "Ah, yes that is my child's. Thank you." I said and grabbed Dame's towel. I lowered my head as my heart quickened its pace. I knew it the moment I turned around to face him... he's a Guardian. He has a large golden badge on his left chest with symbols that says 'Guardian' aside from the dominating aura he was giving off. His calm and nonchalant demeanor contradicts the enormous strength I sensed from him. What a monster. His power made me feel alert and nervous. Mysticuria is really on a different level.

He asks. “Of course? He didn’t even have a weapon on him, I could have taken him.” I snicker, knowing even without a weapon I was still pretty useless with mine. “He’s a Druid, he doesn’t need a weapon.” “Oh.” I wonder if Druid’s were the same thing I was familiar with. For now I would have to assume they were. Whenever I wrote one into my stories, they were always capable of great healing and seer-like abilities. I never made mine violent or particularly capable of battle though. Ignoring the fact I just say, “We should get going, if the Orcs really are circling round, we need to beat them there, right?” Without verbally responding he nods.