Korath Guardians Novels & Stories

The guardians instantly rose to their feet. Their swords pointed toward the tunnel behind the group. Gabriel spun around. "What now?" A cold laugh echoed through the darkness. Victor. "Enough memories." "It's time for the future." Dozens of masked warriors poured into the cavern from every entrance. Unlike before... They weren't trying to capture anyone. They marched directly toward the throne. Marcus roared. "Defensive formation!" The cavern erupted into chaos. Steel clashed against steel. The First Guardians met the Eclipse warriors head-on.

Raine stood on the balcony of the central keep, the wind tugging lightly at her hair, and felt the weight of what she had begun. Below, the twelve new guardians were already assembling in the courtyard. Each of them moved with more confidence than the day before, though a subtle tension lingered in their posture. None of them fully understood what it meant to become a guardian of the threshold, but instinctively, they knew that they had been entrusted with something far greater than themselves. Kael appeared silently beside her, golden eyes scanning the group. “They’ve improved,” he said. His voice was low but firm, carrying a hint of approval. “But the network will test them more today. And

The forge’s heart pulses, its walls alive with runes that sing of forgotten wars, their heat like a fever against my skin. We enter, the guardians carrying Cassia, Maddox’s shadows guarding our rear, Sylvara’s aura weaving a faint ward. The forge is a labyrinth of stone and starlight, its air thick with the scent of molten metal and ancient sorrow. At its center stands the guardian—a construct of light and shadow, its form fluid, eyes like twin moons, a mirror to my own. Its voice is a chorus, resonant, cutting through my soul. “Convergence, bridge of realms, you seek the blade. Prove your worth, or perish.”

Kaida’s POV “We shouldn’t keep waiting for Beta Tobias to show up,” a guard mentioned. “He didn’t ask us to throw her into the dungeon. He only asked that we bring her here, so we should await further instructions,” the guard standing next to me gave a piece of his mind. “What if he expects us to get the job done behind him?” another countered. It was my first time hearing the guards speak. Alpha Kellan had given them an order in my presence before and they only responded to him nonverbally.

The way Corin stilled beside me. His head tilted slightly, those pointed fae ears twitching as he listened. One by one, the others did the same. Garrick. Rhys. The rest of the guardians. Every single one of them had gone completely alert. A quiet unease settled in my chest. “What is it?” I asked, my voice lower now. Corin didn’t take his eyes off the gates. “It’s Katana,” he said. A pause. Then his voice hardened. “They’re coming.”

Terrified. Kael’s blood turned to ice and wildfire at once. “ARIA!” he bellowed. The darkness answered. A blast of formless energy shot down the hall, slamming into him and hurling him back. He struck the wall, coughing blood, but forced himself upright instantly. More shadows materialized—shapes like wolves carved from smoke, eyes burning violety-red. Guardians. Ancient protectors of the Godgrave. “No time for this,” Kael snarled.

Kent entered the gate with his repaired gun-blade in hand, he entered the gate and never looked back as the gates closed behind him. The guardian looked at the marines as his voice was shaken, warning them to leave the pit as fast as they could before He awakened. Before they could ask the guardian anything, explosions echoed from the distance as the marines overheard through their intercom as thousands of human mercenaries were pouring in from the north and southern ports with the Zerrohnian nobility leading them. Before they could reach the surface they were greeted by a dozen mercenaries as one of them was holding a strange black spear. The two marines tried to take cover as the guardian

I had gotten used to solving normal human problem’s,but never had I ever had to solve a paranormal problem,a guardian deals with odd cases. Mr Phenyo had made it clear before me and the other initiates signed a work contract to become guardians,he said that the position of a guardian or an agent was not simple,nor safe.He also emphasized that some of his former colleagues had to be admitted to a mental institution for mental health illness due to coming in contact with non human species. “You need to be prepared for anything. Don’t panic when you see odd looking creatures or any spiritual entities.You will be guardians”he stated.

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

Kael stared at the symbol. “And when she died?” Kael asked. “The seal passed through her bloodline.” Zara touched her ring. “So it eventually came to me.” Kieran nodded. “That is why the Keepers were afraid of you.” A loud crash echoed from the tunnels. The guardians turned. “They're close,” Rowan said. Kael looked around the hall. “There has to be another way out.” “There is.” Kieran walked toward the statue of the first guardian. He pressed his palm against its chest but nothing happened. He tried again but still nothing.