Novel & Cerita Korath Guardians

Lena demanded, her voice steady despite the unease coursing through her. The metallic surface rippled as the figure cocked its head. "I am the Threshold's Guardian. You have trespassed into realms beyond your understanding.” "We're not here for a lesson in history," Kaden stated, advancing with his weapon at the ready. “If you’ve come to stop us, let’s finish this now.” The Guardian raised a hand, and Kaden was thrown backward by an invisible force. Lena cried out, rushing to his side as he groaned in pain.

And in the center of that clearing was an altar… ancient, covered in moss, with strange symbols carved into the stone. Resting on top of it was the seventh stone. It glowed green, the color of deep forests and old magic. "Final one," Kael said quietly. Korran stepped into the clearing, and the moment he did, everything went still. Too still. The forest held its breath. "Korran--" Autumn started to say. And then the guardian appeared. It rose from the ground itself, formed from earth and roots and shadow. It was massive, bigger than any of the other guardians they'd faced… and its eyes glowed with that same eerie green light as the stone.

Kydence hated being looked at like a weakling, she promised herself that she wouldn’t depend on anyone, not even her mate, to protect her. When she and her brothers turned sixteen not only were they able to find their mate, but they also discovered that they are Shadow Guards. Shadow Guards are Elite Warriors blessed by the Moon Goddess to protect all her children from evil in the supernatural and human realms. Her uncle and father already knew that the triplets were blessed by the Moon Goddess, all her warriors bored a small moon shaped birthmark that could only be seen by the Alpha and Beta of the Shadow Guards. Only the Alpha, Beta and Gamma knew the true identity of the Shadow Guards. To

Then, looming ahead, they saw them—two towering Minotaur statues, carved from black marble, standing guard at either side of the corridor’s mouth. Each held a long, jagged spear, frozen mid-thrust toward the other. Their muscular forms were locked in eternal combat, snarling fury etched into stone. Their eyes—deep hollows—seemed to follow the intruders as they approached. Jessica stopped short, breath catching. “You’ve got to be kidding me.” Sean raised his shotgun slightly—more instinct than threat. Karl stepped closer, awe in his voice. “Guardians.” “Or a warning,” Sean muttered.

the dark soil, weaving together in patterns older than memory. The covenant’s light flowed along them like liquid silver, illuminating a path that descended further and further into the depths. Kael watched her closely, tension tightening his shoulders. “She is going deeper than before.” Halric’s gaze flicked toward the shadow tree looming at the edge of the clearing. Its branches continued spreading slowly, black tendrils creeping across the forest floor as they devoured what they touched. “Then we hold the line,” he said. “Because if she fails down there, we will not have time to recover up here.” The guardians moved into position without needing command. The First Guardian stood at the f

Every time he stood behind her, he wasn't just guarding her back—he was anchoring his own soul to hers. "They're flanking us!" Jun screamed, glancing back. A squad of Aether-Guards—Thorne’s personal militia wearing Exo-Atmospheric Combat Suits (armored suits designed for fighting in extreme environments like space or the deep sea)—rounded the corner. Their visor lights cut through the smoke like the eyes of predators. "Halt!" the lead guard commanded. His voice was electronically distorted, booming through the corridor's speakers.

Right after that conversation, without wasting another moment, I spread my wings and flew out of the shining Golden Kingdom of Heaven, descending rapidly once again toward the earth, ready to begin my new mission and protect the life of Ynnah Francine Seung. It was meant to be just another assignment to me—something I wanted to complete as soon as possible so I could return home. I told myself that I would finish it sooner or later without getting involved or attached. The moment I set foot upon the earth once more, I immediately began searching for the girl I was sworn to guard and shield from all evil. Finding her was not difficult at all. I received help and guidance from other Guardian A

Only prevented from climbing over the bed by his partner’s quick obstruction of his direct path. Unmoving from her position near the window, Chiri sighed. Relinquishing a grudging, “Fine.” She looked back towards Horus, before sharing her supposition, “It could be a group of rogues called the Moon Gate Guardians, but I can’t say for sure.” Uncertain of its correctness, the thought twisted her lips into a pensive pucker as she considered it more thoroughly. First to express his doubt in regard to this theory, Tristan asked “Why would they attack Allen?” The Hunter’s arm still acting as a barricade between her and Horus, he stood staunchly in his position.

Marco shakes his head in disbelief. “So you’re telling me, Katherine Santoro know's she's going to die...soon. The Moon Goddess is going to give birth to a new leader of the Maven and my daughter is going to be that goddess's mate? That's how they recognize each other, because as a toddler Codi somehow already knows her and Katherine are destined mates?" A look of understanding crosses Lenora's face, then one of suspicion, "How can Codi a Guardian? She’s a female. The Guardians are all men,” Lenora squints her eyes, suspicious of the explanation.

Crown archers unleashed a volley of silver-tipped arrows from the ridge that rained down like deadly stars. One arrow grazed Lyra’s shoulder, burning as it passed. She hissed in pain, and Kael’s roar shook the valley. He spun toward the ridge, eyes blazing with fury, but before he could charge, the lead guardian moved with surprising speed and positioned itself as a living shield, its massive body absorbing the next volley. The ancient beings had chosen. They would protect the heir. Lyra realized the terrible truth as the guardians drained the land's power and her movements grew more labored inside her.