Novel & Cerita Korath Guardians

I enjoyed reading for longer hours than for a mere fifteen minutes as I used to do before. When the lesson’s had ended with Mr Phenyo, a new teacher by the name of Kaila Soldaat who preferred being called Miss Soldaat, came into the class and informed all the students that she would be teaching us combat. Mika was filled with excitement, he seemed to enjoy the fighting part, but I suspected that it was much more than that. Combat lessons were taking place in the stealth training ground, an area where all guardians would train themselves to better their fighting skills. Kaila had asked Mika to assist her in handing out notes to the entire class. Ever since that occurrence, Mika never misse

It was no longer a cage of glass, but a roadmap of violet light beneath his skin. "We don't regulate them, Sarah," Leo said, his eyes hardening with the old Thorne focus, tempered by a new, "Actual" grit. "We harness them. If Meilin is the Queen of the Void, then this valley is her first fortress. We aren't just survivors anymore. We’re the Guardians of the Gate." The Trial of the Forgotten Arks As the golden rift in the sky began to heal, leaving only a shimmering scar across the constellations, the Ark's old long-range scanners began to scream.

What Theo did not know was that those guards were stationed there by Stephen and Simon to keep an eye on Ethan, but they were now loyal to Ethan and followed his orders without question. After the guards escorted Theo down the mountain, Theo got on a plane back to Breeze City and arrived at the Spencers’ residence by afternoon. Edward and Tyler were both shocked to see him. “You’re alive.” Theo would have retorted if it were before, but now, he had no strength left to argue. “I might not be for long,” he sighed. Edward and Tyler frowned, their past trauma instantly resurfacing. They remembered that Marcus committed suicide not long after he had been released.

I listened to Mr Jonathan and became even more confused, how could someone as amazing as that possibly be me, the only battles I've fought are the ones in the examination hall. "Listen to me child, I know it is going to be rough, but we have almost approximately a year in human time and a decade in our time before Altheda come back to assault us and your world will not be spared either, now the fate of both worlds lie on your shoulders. You child decide if you will fight or not, but we do not have much time. For now, I give you my blessings as the former guardian, when you are ready, you know where to find me." And immediately my door swung open and I turned around and saw my Mom and some do

“They tried to take Scorpio with them.” The Moon has ofcourse a Guardian, stars that serves as his right hand men and constellations that serves as his knights. When they left, Jinan made Aries, the first fire sign among the constellations in charge. She is smart but she’s impulsive and could not think straight when pressured, that’s her only flaw. Jin’s eyes widened in horror as he looked at Joon in shock. “They probably took him to get through you. Scorpio is the only knight that knows how to generate your Guardian poison.” Joon says.

No one went there unless they were looking to die. "I want the most capable guards sent to the Northern Waste tonight," Nathan continued, his eyes locking onto mine. "A scouting mission to clear the path. And since he's so eager to be near the Princess, I think he should lead the way." He pointed his finger down at Kaelen, who was still struggling to catch his breath on the floor. "Him," Nathan said. "The mutt. Let's see how well he guards the border." "He’s injured!" I yelled, stepping forward. "He can't even stand, Nathan! You're sending him to his death!"

He pounced up the elevated shrine toward her. "Alora!" Raedwulf Lykaon yelled to warn her before I could. She darted a glance in his direction before settling a frightened gaze at the creature coming at her. I saw her pull out her gun and pulled the trigger repeatedly until she emptied the bullet carriage. The guardian stumbled back down to the flat surface of the podium, dazed, he tried to shake off the onslaught. Unfortunately for him, the bullets were not ordinary. Alora quickly reloaded as two more guardians made to climb the podium and go after her.

They returned to the Hale house together. Kael kept to the shadows, but Ari let him inside. There was something steady about him now less threatening. Like whatever beast had spoken her name in the dark had faded back beneath the skin. She pulled out her grandfather’s notebook and placed it on the kitchen table. Kael flipped through it silently, nodding. “He was one of the old guards,” Kael said. “Guardians of the blood. They kept the peace for years. Until they started dying.” “He didn’t die of natural causes, did he?”

That was the point. I gestured sharply to the guard stationed nearest the pit, and he responded immediately, aiming his shock baton at the pair. The crackling of electricity echoed through the arena, a sound I’d come to relish. Yet even under threat of pain, Christian held his ground. He didn’t cower. He didn’t strike back. Instead, he stood tall, his gaze fixed on the guard with a defiance that made my blood boil.

“... Since we all know how many lives Fafnir has taken I suggest not attacking her even if you have a powerful weapon and armor. The forest is large enough for everyone as per our tradition. Let THE HUNT begin!!” She was about to open the gates when she saw a few of her fighters among the crowd. They were known as The Forest Guardians, people who have large mana pools and were hand picked by Odagaia herself, tasked to defend the forest from intruders who try to destroy or steal within the forest. “Oh my! What a surprise! The Guardians have returned. Who would’ve thought that this many of you would still be alive” She spoke sarcastically. Everyone moved to the side leaving the group all alone