Guardians Of Ga'hoole Kludd Novels & Stories

“Besides, it depends on what the raven sees. Legarde closes his eyes and sees through the eyes of his raven, perched on a post near the notice board has eyes fixed on a paper nailed to it. “Ah Fear! This is a good one and worth good coin. From the Lord of the city of Knightrest himself. All we have to do is, Travel to the Abandoned City of Ferngully, Kill its Guardian, and bring the guardian artifact back to Lord Fuller as proof and get paid.” “Oh is that all? Will you be sending your goodbyes to your princess with me? I can drop you off and make my way straight there if you wish.” Fear grunts at his master’s stupidity.

Shadows flickered among the rocks—too fast, too deliberate to be natural. “They’re here,” Kael whispered, eyes scanning the cliffs. “The guardians of Selene. Not the sanctuary itself… but protectors.” Before Aria could ask, a flurry of movement erupted from the cliffs. Figures, tall and cloaked in gray mist, descended like living shadows. Their eyes glowed a deep, eerie blue, and their weapons glinted faintly in the fading light. Each step they took left frozen footprints that shimmered and vanished. “Stay close,” Kael warned, stepping in front of Aria and Liam. His blade gleamed with moonlight, the aura around him merging with hers. “We do not fight to kill. We fight to pass.”

Zinjo growled. "No, " Redford shook his head, "It means the monsters exist everywhere. Our legend says Kludde are born from the souls of evil magic users. Our imperial mages are taught a soul-cleansing incantation to prevent such creatures from arising. "You had a problem with the creature?" I don't believe I heard about that. Usually, we get steady news from the Cherish empire." Aurelia gazed at the tender meat on the stick, it smelled heavenly.

Travis hangs limply in the air, blood continuously streaming from his orifices like water from a tap. At this rate, he’d be dead. Oh no! what have I done! The panic worsens Klade’s condition, and he struggles to breathe. He begins to choke on his vomit, and the chief ghoul knows that he has to intervene before things get out of hand. Grumbling to himself about being cheated by Pride, he drops Travis on a mattress he conjured out of air in an unceremonious fashion.

“The good moon goddess will never sleep. The Moon Goddess won’t allow her child to experience misery repeatedly.” “I hope so.” “Oh, I almost forgot. Claudia made some ginseng chicken broth for you,” Mom said. Mom picked up the tray. I frowned because I wouldn’t have expected such a selfish Claudia to visit me at the Moonlight Sonata. “Here she comes?” “We’re in the Bloody Howled Pack.” “We’re in the Bloody Howled Pack.” I’m surprised to find myself in Claudia’s pack, Bloody Howled. Claudia married a war general from Bloody Howled. Bloody Howled is a notorious wolf pack.

Terrified. Kael’s blood turned to ice and wildfire at once. “ARIA!” he bellowed. The darkness answered. A blast of formless energy shot down the hall, slamming into him and hurling him back. He struck the wall, coughing blood, but forced himself upright instantly. More shadows materialized—shapes like wolves carved from smoke, eyes burning violety-red. Guardians. Ancient protectors of the Godgrave. “No time for this,” Kael snarled.

Every instinct inside me screamed. It moved impossibly fast. Kael shoved me aside just as the creature lunged, a blade of black energy slashing through the space where my throat had been seconds earlier. I hit the ground hard, pain exploding through my shoulder. Kael drew a dagger from beneath his cloak, meeting the creature head-on. Steel clashed against shadow. The sound rang through the forest. “What is that thing?!” I shouted. Kael ducked another strike. “A Hollow.” “A what?!” “They hunt Guardians.”

He paused for a while, then continued to speak. "I work for an organization called the GOH,Guardians of the Hex. We fight all sort of bad, human and non human. We use advanced technology and combat to fight our enemies" he emphasized. Confusion struck me.I didn't know how to react. I felt proud of my father, I also felt angry at him for abandoning his family to save the world. As I lifted my gaze, I saw my father looking back at me, I smiled, hoping he could not see the anger within me as I was embarrassed to show my true feelings to people I hadn’t known that long.

With a swift and decisive stroke, he plunged his enchanted blade into the creature's heart. The monstrous guardian let out a final, ear-splitting roar before collapsing into a lifeless heap. A wave of relief washed over them, their collective breaths ragged against the unsettling stillness that descended upon the grove. Kael, his face pale but resolute, lowered his shield. "We did it," he rasped, his voice barely a whisper. They collapsed onto the damp earth, exhaustion claiming them. They had faced Xol'thul's guardian, cleansed the key, and severed its connection to the prison. But the question lingered in the air – had they truly defeated Xol'thul for good?

“But be careful.” “I know how to use a gun, Drax.” I chuckled sarcastically. “Great! On my signal,” He said, raising three fingers up to start a countdown. “Three… two… one…” *BOOM!* Lily quickly shifted into her wolf and pounced upwards against the manhole cover, sending it flying across the alley. Then her wolf jumped forward and grabbed one of the hunters and flung him meters across the road before he could even think of transforming in to his wolf.