Keel Shield Hero Novels & Stories

"Every time I feel a moment of peace, it's because you're taking the pain for me. Nevan, stop. Break the link." "No," he hissed, his eyes flashing with a desperate, dying grey. He stepped into my space, his hands grabbing my shoulders. His grip was still firm, but the vibration in his muscles told the truth. "I am the Shield. That is my purpose. If I can't keep the noise out of your head, then I am nothing but a dead man walking." "You’re going to be a dead man anyway if you keep this up!" I shouted.

He smiled at me and looked at the kids, he then turned around and walked over to them slowly. I told Jeff to take them off, he was crying but still refusing. He could see the wolf walking towards them, while shooting arrows and they were getting closer to their target. And the obvious one was grace, Jeff pushed her hide him shielding her from the arrows. My shield is invisible to those outside it, those inside see it as light blue. I tried to push it off to get to the kids and even though I know it will drain me I had to safe them.

I remembered that. He’d compelled Kyle to admit what he had done to Nora. “Well, my ability lets me place a shield over an area. I can stop arrows, thrown knives, and swords. But it drains me terribly. That’s how I was caught, by the werewolves. I shielded our retreat and collapsed. They took me before the scouts could get back to me.” “I’m sorry,” I wrote. “It wasn’t your fault. But anyway, the healers don’t want me using the shield until they’re sure I’m recovered. If the enemy gets past our defenders, I’ll use my shield to seal off the residential areas, and the scouts will evacuate everyone through the secret paths.”

Yet all of them still hold firm in their positions. “oh no!…5th Team DUCKED!!!……”. (Baroness Agneska) Before they even got the time to rest and take a breather, the ferocious Kraken attacked again, this time it’s shot a bright beam from it’s eyes, aiming for the most left side of the top wall, where the 5th Shield bearer team were, in an instant, the beam shoots out, but before the beam even was even touched the shocked soldiers a figure suddenly appeared before the team of soldiers, bearing the impact of the beam. What the beam originally straight, was deflected upwards to the skies.

For a weak spot, the shield was pretty holding up— “False alarm,” whispered Hera. As another bullet pierced through one of the warrior’s skull, the part where they were mostly pounding cracked with a resounding crunch, and Hera had to move back when a small fragment of the shield plummeted toward her she barely escaped it, though she was mildly interested what would happen if it pierced through her skin. “Back out a little, guys. The shield might be invisible, but if it’s destroyed, it becomes a lethal glass that destroy anyone who’s pierced by it from within.”

Half a dozen the devotees stood around the crystal – more massive, stronger and with an almost intelligent aura than the ones we had fought before. “They will notice our camouflage as soon as we get out,” I said. Kael put his hand on the unlocking lever of the hatch. He looked at me. ‘We don't get off to sneak. We get out to war.” I nodded. I grabbed the PlanetHero core in a padded mount I was attached. “To your signal, Commander.” He ripped the hatch. The hot, ozong air of the chamber hit us

Now all the dark blue soldier could to was hold onto his large shield and hope that the claws could not rip through it as well. Nearby a grey-haired Guardian was wielding a long pole ending in a single-edged blade with a hook on the blunted side. He caught the bottom edge of a shield with the hook and yanked it towards him. The shield tilted to a slope, allowing Captain Caleb to ride over the barrier like it was a bridge. The Captain launched into the enemy with ease. "Thanks for the assist!" Caleb called as he slashed at the closest dark blue spearman.

The sand from below thickened and moved up on air, and Heian was not controlling it, but an army of Sandmasters from the eastern part of Muhler arrived as well. “Reinforcements?” Esdras looked untroubled. He released his hellfire, the red particles around thickened. Meanwhile, the king strengthened his protective shield using the Protexerium to protect all of his companions. Wallace and Enkille made a physical shield made of ice. They were not holding back now. The squad unleashed their power to the fullest to survive.

Selene cried out. ​Floating in midair, she channeled every drop of energy in her veins. She thrust both hands forward, projecting a massive, shimmering shield of silver lunar light around Kael just as a dozen phantom spears rained down upon him. The dark weapons shattered against her barrier like glass. ​Kael hit the ground, rolling gracefully to his feet inside the protective dome of silver light. He looked up at Selene, his eyes burning with absolute trust. ​"We need to strike together, Selene!" Kael shouted, pushing himself upward with immense wolf speed, springing off a ruined stone pillar. "The core in his chest—that's where the shadow binds to his armor!"

But still, she spoke it. Kael rose slowly, teeth clenched, every movement dragged through agony. His shield was gone, splintered beyond repair. Blood poured down his arm from elbow to wrist, dripping into the cracked earth. His chest heaved with labored breaths, yet his eyes remained locked on Aria. She was kneeling, clutching her sword with hands that bled as much as his did, but she was alive.