Guardian Of Nature 소설 & 이야기

I said. "Don't worry…I've seen these symbols before." She said and touched the symbols on the tree, admiring and studying them. "Where?" Theo asked. "My mom…she used to show me these symbols. She told me it's the sign of the song of the trees and guardian." "The what?" I raised an eyebrow up. "Shhh. I'm trying to remember the song…she said something about how the guardians tried to keep the balance of nature, mostly the trees and the species…oh gosh! Remember, Sarah." She tapped her head with her palm.

She slightly nodded, hiding her flushed face with a small smile on her lips. "That's great, then." Alaric let out a deep breath as if he achieved something. "Are you going to continue telling me about this or not?" She asked which surprised Alaric. For the first time, Amethysta initiated the conversation. Alaric chuckled a little before saying, "They're said to be guardians of the forests, protectors of nature, and skilled in the arts of healing and enchantment." "Do they really exist?" Amethysta asked, her eyes sparkling like a kid.

He's only being protective, and at this point, I wouldn't want my hand to be out of his. Whatever it was behind the bushes kept on moving, and I grew scared. Jay stops walking, and so did I as he scans the area. "I smell fox." He utters. "Not 1 or 2 but 3." He adds. "Fox?" I ask. "Yes. They are the guardians of Natha. We have to prove that we ain't a threat." "How?" I ask, still trying to process this whole thing. "Do whatever I do." He says and lifts his two hands up slowly. I do just as he has done.

Each guardian represented a different aspect of nature, embodying the delicate balance they strived to maintain in the heart of the island. “You solved the riddle,” The other guardian spoke for the first time since his new guests arrived. He was the guardian that represented the earth. He embodied the strength and stability of the earth. He had rock-like features, representing resilience and grounding energy. His role was to test whoever walked through the gate, specifically their physical and mental endurance. “It’s not really a riddle, is it?” The other guardian joined the conversation. It was the last one since they were three. “It’s more of a sentence that we placed on the gate, come on,

"Rulers sit on high thrones and demand obedience. Rulers build impenetrable walls." Xander squeezed her hands tight. "Then what are we?" "We are guardians," Aria answered. The word felt perfectly right. It tasted like absolute truth. "A guardian does not control the garden. A guardian simply tends the soil, pulls the bitter roots, and ensures the walls are strong enough to keep out the storm, but low enough to let in the light. We are just watching over the garden, Xander." Xander leaned forward, resting his forehead against hers. "Then I am the most fortunate guardian in the history of the world, because I get to tend it with you."

Lupa didn't say anything as she walked into the barn so that we could shift back and I could get dressed. As I walked back towards the farmhouse, I glanced at the horses grazing in their pasture. Dub lifted his head, looked at me, and let out a loud whinny before going back to eating grass. I couldn't help but smile, knowing how lucky I was to have him in my life. Not just because he had helped me through so much, but because he's what they call a Guardian. Guardians are animals blessed by the Gods and Goddesses that choose to be with someone to help protect them and guide them in life. Dub had protected me from myself more times than I could count, and I honestly don't think I'd be here if

My breast was pointing in invitation to him while the water coated my womanhood. "That wasn't mine!" I disputed unpleasantly but he didn't care about my complaint as he grabbed my full left breast in his hand. He jerked it up and down and did the same with the other one. "I won't take advantage of you without your permission. I will try to patch the confusion in your head. I have done many bad things but I do not have a hand in the death of your parents. Our lives were sealed when your parents betrothed you to me. I am your guardian, your mate, and the most important person in your life at the moment. You are my possession and you must care about losing me " he speaks every word with a sense

“In fact, Ethan had been protecting the city. He knew what these people were like, so he kept restraining them. “But your son advocated for these demons. “Your son destroyed the city.” Another individual added. “We’re not just talking about North Hill City. There used to be a nature reserve for endangered wildlife in North Hill City, but Lytton had plans to develop the area. “Ethan tried to stop the plan from going ahead, but your son basically handed the nature reserve to Lytton on a silver platter. “Lytton’s reckless development destroyed the nature reserve, leaving nothing in its wake. Many endangered species have perished. I doubt these animals had a home now.

Darrion said. Jai narrowed his eyes in bewilderment. “That doesn’t make any sense. A guardian that doesn’t want humans to get lost in its forest but will not hesitate to make them get lost if they rushed their way in? I mean, this is in the wild. There would be SO many things that would have sudden movements, right? Like, running for our dear lives perhaps?” Darrion tilted his head. “Well, yeah… But what I read and heard was that this certain guardian only target travellers. No one rushed anything in this forest unless they have the Holy Flame with them.”

“I don’t understand.” His father looked at Rowan. “You don’t need to.” I pulled Rowan closer. “Don’t look at my son.” His father looked at me. “You still don’t understand what he is.” “He’s my son.” “He’s more than that.” “No.” My voice sharpened. “He’s a child.” The first Guardian suddenly spoke. “And that is why he must be protected.” Everyone looked at her. She walked closer to the Gate. “The Architect wants the destroyer.” Her eyes moved to Rowan.