Guardian Of Nature 소설 & 이야기

"Not to mention your Guardian since you were born." Elize frowned. "What? You two of them?" "Your first Guardian, he can't bear your stubbornness, so Boss G has assigned me to you," said Lucian. "Boss G? Who is that?" Elize asked "He is Yahweh, Elohim, El Shaddai, Adonai, Elyon, Jehovah, Allah, El Roi, and Tetragrammaton. It depends on what humans called Him, but He is only one. He is the creator of heaven and earth, He is Boss G. " said Lucian

Hannah smiled a bit as she withdrew her hand, it hurt to realise her grandmother had been through alot. "Sabryinth, aside from being a seer, is the keeper of the woods she brought you to. She is a kidemonàs. where sabyrinth is from, this means Guardian. they are the keepers of sacred grounds. A guardian doesn't always have to be a Doe. It could be a horse, or a dog, or a butterfly even. But a guardian nonetheless, and a very strong one for all that." Martha saw how Hannah took in everything she said with wide eyes and laughed.

"I did. You're only making it worse, so you might as well keep your mouth shut." "What—" "What Gunner was trying to say was that he wasn't just a bodyguard, as he is also one of the owners of their security agency. He and his brother founded their agency," I told Annie. Annie nodded her head. "Oh...I see..." she said as she finally understood what Gunner wanted to say. I looked at Gunner and gave him a look that says, 'See? That was easy.' He didn't say anything nor give me a reaction and just averted his gaze instead, making me shake my head.

“Don't you talk to my mom like that Raphaella r I swear I'll…” “Silence Juliana” Isabella ordered, Juliana bit her lips furiously and held her tongue. Isabella stood up from her seat calmly and smiled up at Raphaella. Raphaella hated the guts of this woman so much, and her crazy Barbie wannabe daughter… They were both gold diggers, and they came to reap what they did not sow. “Your new bodyguard will soon be here,” Isabella informed Raphaella, gasping. How dare she?..

I asked in disbelief. “They tried to communicate with the spirit, but it is no longer on this earthly plane,” Elijah explained sadly. “Now they’ve returned to their lairs until the gods appoint a new guardian. Right now, the forest is a no-man’s-land, and that’s why we must protect it.” “How do we do that? ”I asked, dismayed. I wasn’t understanding any of this. With their powers, but they need a natural catalyst to activate the protection they’ve set up. It’s imperative we do this, Alondra murmured.

What has been waiting. The guardian is quiet for a long moment. Then it speaks. --- It takes the better part of the morning. Rael sits on the limestone beside me while the guardian tells me what has accumulated at the territory's edge in forty years of an unwatched Warden city. Not enemies — the guardian makes this clear at the beginning. Not threats. Things that belong to the territory's system — the natural entities of the wider landscape, the things that exist in the registers below the visible — that have been without the framework of a Warden city to orient against, the way compass needles orient to magnetic north. They have been drifting. Accumulating at the boundary. Not hostile. Conf

The first voice looked at me steadily. “The guardian is the stable centre,” it said. “The beginning will expand outward from the original site through the clean foundation into every territory. Into every pack. Into every wolf.” It paused. “That expansion will be uneven. Some territories will adapt quickly. Some will resist. The guardian holds the original signal of the beginning stable at the source so that the expansion always has something clean to orient toward.” It paused. “Without the guardian, the beginning expands but loses coherence. Becomes fragmented.” It held my gaze. “The guardian is the common reference point.” I looked at Kael.

She looked down on the tree where she is standing and saw a body of a robber, again trying to make his way inside the mansion, but Xania already took care of him. Maybe… this is the best thing to happen. Even so, nothing is going to stop her from still, protecting this guy behind the scenes because in the end… …she will still Guard the Badboy. -THE END-

muttered Sprout. “The Guardian of the Forest?” Asked Cory, her anxiety about procuring her own weapon rising. “Papa Bois,” clarified Sprout. “Oh, right. I’ve heard stories about him,” said Cory. “We haven’t,” said Smoke. Mirrors nodded. “Papa Bois is an ancient protector of the flora and fauna of the forest so absolutely no hunting whatsoever when we get to his forest. Also, no campfires to be safe,” instructed Sprout from his perch on Titan’s shoulder.

the guardians responded in unison, their voices strong and unwavering. "Do you pledge to defend our home against all threats, to stand by your fellow clan members, and to honor the legacy of our ancestors?" Kai's voice echoed the gravity of the moment. "We pledge," the guardians answered, their commitment evident. Alex and Kai moved back to the center of the circle, the relic glowing brightly in Kai's hands. "Rise, guardians of the Gaia clan," Alex declared. "Rise and embrace your destiny." The guardians stood, their faces reflecting a mixture of pride and determination. The clan members erupted into applause, their cheers echoing through the clearing. This was a moment of unity and hope, a