Korath Guardians Novels & Stories

John and Sarah froze, eyes wide in the dim glow of the runes. “Whatever that is... it’s coming for us,” Sarah said, voice shaking. John’s gaze darted around the chamber. Shapes moved in the shadows massive, twisted forms with glowing red eyes, creeping closer. “Bloodroot Guardians,” John whispered, dread creeping into his veins. These ancient protectors weren’t just legends. They were real and furious. “We have to get out. Now,” he urged, dragging Sarah to her feet. Their legs trembled, but adrenaline pushed them forward. They crawled through the narrowing cracks, the Guardians closing in.

Jonas barely pulled back in time, his face pale. "You almost died," Rhea pointed out. "Yeah, thanks for the reminder." Further in, a set of statues lined the corridor leading to the central chamber. As they approached, their hollow eyes flickered to life. With a grinding noise, the statues began to move. "They're guardians," Leona gasped. The first swung a massive stone arm, barely missing Kaelan’s head. He ducked, moving fast, landing a hard kick against its knee joint. The statue shuddered but didn’t fall.

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!"

Anastasios Martas, Raedwulf Lykaon, Wulfgar Hawk, and the rest of the guardians joined me. "There's a lot of them…" one guardian said in a guttural tone. "And we can kill them now," Raedwulf Lykaon said with great satisfaction lacing his tone. "If your witches can contain us along with them, I say we should be home in an hour," Wulfgar Hawk said.

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

In their iron arms, heavy, integrated frost cannons buzzed, those who lighted up in the cold violet. “Kryo Guardians!” Logan shouted and took a step back, his kinetic torch flickered nervous. “Your shots immediately take away from the atoms any Move! When they meet you, your blood solidifies in a fraction of a second!" The guards did not hesitate. The frost cannons lighted up. “Jada, behind me!” Cael cried. He threw himself in front of me, pulled his heavy gun up and fired a salve