Jedi Temple Guards Novels & Stories

’ I’m met with silence, causing my heart to drop as I realize that maybe the darkness was completely subdued due to the return of my abilities. This wasn’t good; I had to do something, but as I begged the universe to help me overcome this obstacle, I was easily led to the front of the temple. "It seems they were anticipating our arrival," Barren murmurs, looking around at the many guards who are waiting for us. "But no worries, they’re just a minor hindrance." Letting out a laugh, he makes a bunch of roots explode from the ground that quickly wrap around the guards while I watch in horror and am unable to help.

The marble basins lay empty, gray and slick with river-silt. "They are already starting to scramble," Kael said, his boots clicking softly on the flagstones as he returned from the observation deck. He had shed his heavy gauntlets, but his hand still rested naturally on his crossguard. "Our scouts report that the temple guards are refusing to man the outer barricades. It’s one thing to stand ready to die for a holy cause, but it’s another to do it with dry throats and empty bellies." "And the Council?" Eryx asked. He was standing by the high hearth, his shoulder leaning against the carved mantle. The firelight flickered across his face, casting long, sharp shadows that made his high cheekbon

“We’ll find those pieces, Lena. Together.” Their moment was interrupted by a sudden rustling in the trees. Kaden drew his sword, his eyes narrowing. “We’re not alone.” --- As figures stepped out of the shadows, they all stood still. They appeared to be human at first, but their eyes had a faint, unearthly light, and their movements were too fluid. “Guardians of the temple,” Rielle whispered. “They’ll test us before we can enter.” “Test us how?” Lucan asked, his hand tightening on the hilt of his blade.

“The night of the Sacred Call. You and the Alpha Guard–” “A-Team–” “Alpha Guard,” I emphasized, “were keeping watch on the land surrounding the temple.” He nodded, then opened his folded hands as if waiting for something more. “And everywhere else. Why?” “And… did you see anything… out of the ordinary that night?” A crease formed between his heavy eyebrows. “You mean, apart from the fact that there were two Alphas and two Alpha Dauphins on the grounds of the Temple that night?” “Yes.”

“Yet everything she speaks of is about a temple.” “The ritual temple remains undisturbed,” Devin pointed out. “It’s pretty obvious that everything is fine since the Elders aren’t hot under their collars.” He scratched his forehead, adding, “We’ve more than tripled security. The Gammas are adamant about enforcing the borders. No intruder is here.” “Let us be prepared in case Raina’s words carry any weight. Tell Blayne to have guards surround the temple until I say otherwise.” I instructed Devin, and his eyes glazed over as he opened up a mind-link.

Abigail smiled while saying this. Severin looked at them and said solemnly, "When I'm not around, please protect the Shanahans. Of course, do feel free to go home and visit when not much is going on for the other bodyguards have high attainment now too. Besides, we have the brothers from the Dracodeus Temple helping, I am quite certain the Shanahans are absolutely safe in Dracodom." "Master, why are you speaking to us in such a manner today?" Abigail asked as she felt greatly moved by his concern for them.

Zadi replied suggestively in a low voice. “Yes, that’s it!” Elise’s face lit up in that realization. They looked around for the possible exit leading to the garden pathway. And that was when they saw two guards standing there. Here we go again. Typical temple’s garden guards, Elise thought, almost with boredom. Zadi used some of her remaining powers. She made the guards fall down to sleep on the ground like puppets without strings. She and Elise quietly followed the pathway to the garden. And there, they saw a straight crack between the vast walls. One would think it was merely a secret door leading to the interior of the temple. However, they knew better.

also have a meet and greet with your little bodyguard, Teddy, he’s been worried about you. Teddy? Yeah, the little male that vowed to protect you when he's old enough. She frowned; she was trying to remember him. He asked when I was going to tag someone. Light bulb went off. Oh, I remember him. Awe, he was worried about me? She cooed. The whole pack was worried about you. I was worried. I whispered the last part. I was worried myself. She admitted. Well, when I’m not with you, you’re going to have personal guards... Babe, I already have four personal guards and I know that you also have Spyder and Spencer hiding in the dark corners. Then I’m assigned two more. Damien, there are better thing

In the center of the chamber stood a pedestal, where the artifact—the key to everything—was hidden. But as they moved forward, a series of loud clanging noises echoed from the dark corners of the temple, followed by a deep growl. “Be ready,” the cloaked figure warned. “The trials have begun.” From the shadows, figures began to emerge—twisted, spectral beings that glided silently toward them. They were the guardians of the temple, ancient protectors who had been waiting for this moment. Their glowing eyes fixated on the group as they approached, the air growing thick with their malevolent energy.

Seven Ye called dark guards and no one answered it, which means that the dark department has gone out. Only when performing tasks, the dark guards will not answer the phone of the Seventh Master. This is the rule. The dark guards never loose.