Guoba Standing Up Novels & Stories

“Then behave like an elder he sneered, so far all we’ve seen is a god play tantrum.’’ Shango literally fumed smoke like an expert hemp smoker as he glared at Obiora, the latter to his credit stubbornly held his gaze. “Are you gonna smite him or turn him to food? I’m hungry.’’ Babybaby piped in, Shango laughed putting an end to the tense moment. “What would you like to eat little one.’’ They all let out the breaths they didn’t realize they were holding, Omotola saw a trickle of sweat ran down Obiora’s brow; like them, he was scared stiff but he still stood up for her. She rose on her toes to wipe it off his forehead smiling gratefully up at him in thanks; he simply shrugged like it was nothin

he listens for a few seconds as I hod my breath watching him Bill fodgets by his sides the tension rising again like a taunami . What ! Gabe screaches pushing his chair back as it crashed on the floor. I flinch at the loud sound, I hope Noa didn't hear that. Something must be terribly wrong to make Gabe lose composure so quickly .I look at each one of the men as we exchange looks of pure worry . Who is he speaking with? Is it the shadow? Are they closing in? Are we too late? Most terrifying question of them all ,Are we about to lose our key witness?

She had to come close to her to remove what it was, but whoever was looking at them would think they were having a moment, seeing as they both had a smile on their faces. Soon, they heard someone clear their throat, and they jumped apart. "Well, that's a view," Gabe said, a hard look on his face. She had looked at the doorway of the hall with a frown, wondering why he was standing there. He seemed as if he was everywhere.

Gobar’s deep rumble broke me from my reverie and I stuttered as I stood before him, panting and sweating. The beast’s thick black lips curled back into a sneer and I could see how close he had been to hitting me again before seeming to think better of it. He didn't know it yet, but I was getting stronger, strong enough to take his iron back hits without immediately joining the deceased and waiting for the forgers to reanimate me. “Come on, to the Stone villages! We take our fill of the humans today!” Gobar roared, pumping one mighty cost in the air as the army of shadowlings behind him cheered and I felt the moisture dry from my lips.

I immediately stood and held Gabriella’s arm. “Honey,” I called, not taking my eyes off the gates. There were at least eight people that I see and they knew how to fight. The soldiers were having a hard time stopping them. Louisiano looked at me then looked at the direction I was staring at. He immediately stood as well, followed by Nat and Hiragi. The two of them knew exactly what was happening.

Suna My eyes darted towards my front. In front of us, standing a few feet away, were three unknown strangers. Each of them was wearing a black cloak that covered down until their ankles. I couldn’t discern their faces because their hood literally covered their face, and only displayed their mouths. But I could make sense of one thing, and that is, the person standing in the middle was shorter than the two standing on the sides. The surrounding people didn’t seem to notice them, as if there was a barrier established between them, and us.

A bush of flowers could be randomly spotted growing in various corners. From a distance, the three could hear some of the students already in the midst of battle, but things got quiet as they traveled farther north. Upon hearing a rustling of leaves that came from somewhere nearby, all three instantly became alert, cautiously watching as the shadow of a figure slowly revealed itself which resulted in their eyes widening and their jaws hitting the ground. "We're so screwed," muttered Maria, scared. Standing in front of the trembling group of three was a towering eight-foot-tall gorilla golem, made out of solid earth rocks, pounding its chest as its roar sent their hair flying back.

The goblins slowly all started walking forwards, as if they were waiting for some kind of command or signal allowing them to charge forwards. Noah was not waiting for them though. Quickly he, using his magic conjured multiple spikes of earth up in front of himself. They all stood there hovering, the goblins who were at the front had seen this and stopped, but the ones behind who could not see only carried on walking forwards and this all lead to the wave of goblins to continue to advance.

Aaron needs me to do this, and he knows I will do anything to get blood on my hands. Two goons stand guard outside the only visible entrance, leaning against the wall, looking bored. One yawns, the other scratches his belly. "This is bullshit," one of them complains. "Stuck babysitting a brat. What's the big deal? And she talks a lot, man."

he cooed quietly. Tobias uncurled his legs and went to stand up, but before he was fully upright, it looked like he tripped and went stumbling forward. I caught his shoulders, but he is a giant and I am tiny. It was like a gerbil trying to stop a walrus, absolutely futile. Tobias’s body kept falling forward, forcing me back onto my butt and then onto my back, making my head thump on the carpet. Tobias was half lying, half kneeling over the top of me. He was holding his upper body off me with one hand and grabbing at his temple with the other.