Keel Shield Hero Novels & Stories

“He’s right about that. He will come back. He will try again. He believes he is right. He believes he is the hero.” Kiel followed my gaze, his expression hardening again, turning back into the powerful, dangerous man the world feared. “Let him come,” Kiel said simply. “Next time… we will be ready. Next time, we won’t just defend. We will finish this. For your mother. For us. For everything we are building.” He looked down at me, his eyes shining with fierce pride.

Rowan caught me, his face pale as he looked at the child. "The Star-Eaters are chasing us with three planet-killer ships, Lyra," Kaelia said, not looking away from the screens. "Our engines are fast, but their weapons are faster. We need a shield that can withstand a sun’s worth of heat." "And Leo is that shield?" I hissed. "He’s a baby! You’re using my son as a battery!"

Because I had moved, I was also close to him. The three of us formed a deadly triangle. The Flesh Bomb landed right in the middle of us. Time stopped. Cedric saw the bomb. His eyes shot first to the terrified Elsie. Then to me. He had one second. He made his choice. Without hesitation, he launched himself toward Elsie in a blur of blood, shielding her with his body and a blood-curse shield. As he lunged for her, he used the floor beside me as a springboard. A final push.

I screamed. Killian stood at the center of the bridge, his slate grey fur rippling with a prehistoric Alpha fury. He didn't use a roar this time. He slammed his paws into the quartz floor and projected a "Sovereign Shield," a massive, grounding pulse of pure white resonance that expanded from the ship like a physical shockwave. The shield hit the Eraser Wave, creating a pocket of vibrant violet-gold light that protected the floating islands and held the ocean’s resonance together. "I have the ground, Elara!" Killian roared, his silver eyes glowing with a predatory, romantic intensity that defied the dark. "Hold the thread!"

A thank you. The shield, which was made from the medallion's evil power, flickered. For one amazing second, the bloody light shook, and a strand of pure green-gold energy—*our* energy, mine and Kenny's—went through it. That was the chance Kael needed.

"I want to protect the people of this city, the elves in their forests… everyone!" A flicker of pride, fierce and bright, softened her features. "And there is your purpose," she said, her voice resonating with power. "Do not mistake the shield for a lesser weapon than the sword. The coin holders may be the blade that strikes the beast, but you, Thalia, are the shield that will guard the world while they strike. What good is a sword that saves a kingdom of ash and bone?"

The light easily pierced his chest, leaving deep scars inside, wreaking havoc. It turned out that this golden shield not only protected the inside but also rebounded the moves back to the attacker, making it impenetrable. Even Blade suffered a great loss. “This shield is strange.” “Blade, don’t be reckless. We’ll attack together.” “We’ll kill them quickly and report to the Immortal Lord.” Many people emerged from the void after Blade was injured. It seemed Blade had not come alone but in a group of five or six. However, he came forward to kill Andrius while the rest hid in the void to prevent Andrius and Aria from escaping.

Kael knelt beside us, breathing hard, eyes still glowing faintly indigo. “What… what did you do to us?” Jason asked, voice rough. I looked at them. “You’re still you,” I whispered. “But now… you’re also shielded. No one can summon you. No one can twist your will. No stolen magic will stick to you. Because you carry a piece of the Key.” Kael flexed his hand. Flame danced across his knuckles,calmer now, deeper, older. “It feels… like it’s always been there.”

I'm sure, Jack will want to pull me, he wants to break my hinges, and this is getting harder. "Shit, you bastard!" Gael started to walk towards us. It seemed he knew Jack's intentions, since Gael attacked first. He was still able to control the winds, but just as his attack was moving towards Jack… Unexpectedly, there was a water shield blocking Gael's attack first. The water shield was like a protective shield for Jack, moreover the water shield could return the attack to Gael.

This shield, woven with strands of ancient magic, would render them impervious to missiles and weapons forged from lead, providing an invaluable advantage on the battlefield. The soldiers marveled as the shield materialized, its translucent form radiating a faint luminescence. Selene's words echoed in their minds, reminding them to trust in the shield's power while remaining vigilant and skillful in their maneuvers. They were now protected by an enchantment that would turn aside arrows, deflect blades, and repel any harm that would befall them.