Guardian Druid Bis Novels & Stories

Moments later, a loud scream was heard from one corner of the Woods and the Guardians all ran towards it but halted when they sighted a beast emerging from the woods He held the heart of one of the Guardians in his hand and crushed it with his green fire "Guardians, You are all Mine, DIE!!!" He roared as his Montrous voice filled the Woods.... . . . The Guardians halted in their steps as they sighted a Ravaging Beast before them, he had horns on his head as he burned with green fire, his eyes were a shade of green and he had long claws on his fingers and nails

“ She is more than that. Her family are the Guardians Of The Moon or Alpha or whatever I don't care and she's the last of her kind.” He exhaled. “ Now you know why I need her.” Adrian froze, a brief look of shock briefly visible on his face before it returned to a more reserved expression. “The guardians?” he asked again, seemingly putting the words to the test. Neither of them expected how hard the realization would hit. Drake grinned but it wasn't a warm smile. “Exactly. They protect the Alpha and all that.” He said waving his hand in the air. “Then you are the Alpha and she's your guardian and you need her more.” Adrian said, thinking fast immediately.” So killing her isn't worth it.”

Then slowly the sorrow turned to pain. The pain turned to anger. The anger turned to hatred. The hatred turned to vengeance. Two years into her training, only after two years of having her magic Martha had cursed its existence and demanded it be removed from her, an impossible task. She renounced her duties as Guardian and First but the Council would not hear of it. She was the twenty-first second generation druidess, sired by the twentieth-tenth generation druid—a powerful being and the head of the Council. Mothered by the twenty-first first generation druidess and with all the women in Lena’s family in the spiritual word, she carried all their magic. With or without her husband she was a p

The moonlight glistened on his sleek fur as he lunged at Kaden. Caught off guard, Kaden stumbled backward. "What the—" Before he could finish his sentence, Drako's wolf form swiftly overpowered him. Fangs sank into Kaden's throat, ending the guard's life within seconds. The moonlit clearing bore witness to the swift, brutal conclusion of their encounter. As Kaden's lifeless body lay on the ground, Drako returned to his human form. A cold expression replaced the previous malice as he turned to Teresa, who stood in shock. "Stop playing around; we need to talk," Drako demanded, his voice cutting through the silence.

“Don’t tell me you…?” “You are right,” he said, cutting me off before I could finish speaking. “The reason I never gave my full attention to being her Guardian was because I felt something strange the very first time I saw her. I would rather spend eternity tending to flocks of sheep, or guarding simple creatures of the earth, than be responsible for protecting a mortal like her—especially one who is so beautiful, so gentle, so pure and innocent.” I was completely stunned by his confession. My brother… is in love with the human who was assigned to me as my mission?

“They’re Druids. Or in this since, were. According to the text, they are extinct. Killed in some massive war against the witches.” “Druids?” I asked, hoping he would explain. “Yes, druids were spell casters who drew their power from nature. According to,” he searched the piles of books again for another one. “Ha! This one!” He flipped it open and searched through the pages with both excitement and determination on his face, and stopped on a passage. “Druids were considered protectors of the natural world.They were known for having a deep connection to animals and plants and they have the ability to shapeshift into animal forms.” They didn’t seem all that bad.

Fight and harm innocents, or hold back and be overwhelmed. "I'm tired of your games," Lerder said quietly. "Then surrender. Accept corruption, and I'll release these soldiers. You have my word." "Your word is worthless." Lerder looked at Alden. "How many can you exorcise before you're too drained to continue?" "Three, maybe four." "Then pick your targets." Lerder turned back to Drakon. "As for the rest—" He howled. The sound, infused with the guardian knowledge from the sanctuary, rippled through the room with supernatural force. The possessed soldiers stumbled, Morwen's control wavering for precious seconds.

The problem was that I didn't even know where to start. “Rest for a couple more days,” Drago said. “Get your mind in order and then we'll start with the training. We'll see what the real information is and go from there.” “Let's eat,” Aris said as if nothing had happened. “I'll have to find something better than squirrel blood, though.” That made me smile. We ate in silence, but I noticed Biel's tension. The guardian who looked at me as if I were an insect—I could tell he was at complete war with himself. I was about to say something to him, but Aris grabbed my hand and subtly shook his head to let me know I shouldn't interfere.

"Dad, Mom, why are you here?" "Zander, we came over today to notify you of an important matter." Alfred cut straight to the chase, adopting the imposing authority of a former alpha. "What is it?" "Bentley from the Blue Night pack came to our pack this morning to request a mating alliance. Your mother and I have already agreed to send Sabrina over." It was as if a deafening thunderbolt had exploded right next to his ear.

Coralis pushed herself on her elbows and Vectan, crouched next to her, gave her the vial of mighty monster juice. “Considering that Blue Thunder, who is Audrey Hudson’s elemental guardian, agreed to it,” continued High Mage Finnas, standing in the middle of the circle, “the agreed terms will stand and we will overlook that particular infraction to our laws. In the traditional duel between Blue Thunder and Dwayne Glozo, Blue Thunder is the victor. Therefore, Audrey Hudson is to be immediately returned to her mother.”