L'arc Shield Hero Novels & Stories

Arthur instructed Lance as well through the mind link. “Alright Arthur,” Lance answered and he slowly started shifting. Cara immediately raised her hand up and a protective shield immediately came over them. “Get ready everyone,” she said and opened the portal. This time, she made it wide enough so everyone would be able to enter it at the same time. And as soon as the portal closed, the hydras immediately jumped and attacked them. They however, got burnt by the shield. “No, don't shift!” Cara yelled when she saw Arthur and the rest of his men about to shift. Luckily, they trusted her well enough to listen to her words.

Elias Aris, their faces illuminated by the holographic projection of the pact, a document that would finally end the era of cages and triage. Killian was a silent pillar of slate grey muscle, his silver eyes scanning the atrium with a sharp, predatory focus. He wore a mantle of deep violet silk, but beneath the finery, his Alpha aura was a coiled spring, a physical weight that reminded everyone in the room that the peace was maintained by the strength of the mountain. Behind us, Leo and Toby stood with the Sun Pack and Shadow Pack warriors, their Tempered Armor glowing with a beautiful, violet gold light. Leo’s gaze was fixed on Elena Aris, who sat with the human architects, her iridescent e

“The bond protects us. The life within me protects us. You will not harm a single soul here. Not now. Not ever.” The first clash erupted like thunder. Damien’s shadows surged forward, claws and magic striking with ruthless precision. But the life-thread responded instantly, pulsing outward, wrapping around every pack member in a protective cocoon. Lena and Nyah moved like extensions of Aria herself, sending waves of golden energy to shield the vulnerable, while Victoria and Miranda struck at Damien’s forces with unerring precision.

If they froze the shield from the inside, I’d lose it—and me—with it. Cassian’s voice cut through the haze. “Elara. Anchor!” The pendant. I grabbed it, forcing my focus through the silver crescent, and the shield roared back to life, heat exploding outward in a shockwave that cracked the frost. The cloaked figure staggered, just slightly. Enough. I lunged. The shield’s power wasn’t just fire now—it was storm, silver wind and biting rain and the distant crack of thunder. I drove it into them with everything I had.

Giovanni and Hiro watching from a very high attitude towered building lift his sand to help him land safely to the ground by creating a gigantic sandy palm draining Giovanni’s mana greatly as he grew weak by the minute using his magical power. Allan is shocked to see in a full arm gauntlet in his arm to his hand upgraded with a blue flaming circular dragon shield of the dragon queen serpent coiling around across the shield. In the middle of the shield is the shinning flaming core from the dragon’s head. Princess Felicia and Allan watch the battle of Historia and Arogonut. A taught caught in his mind from the battle to help Historia and Arogonut. He remembers what the Dragon said to him infor

One hand rested on the table while the other pressed against her chest. The Bellamy fragment floated between us. Its blue glow was the only light that had not disappeared. “Stay away from her,” Arsel ordered the figure. The Flame turned its nonexistent face toward him. For one second, the empty circle in its chest seemed to stare. Arsel did not have Leo. He did not have his Alpha aura, his claws, or his supernatural strength. Even so, he stepped in front of me as though his human body alone could stop a weapon created to kill gods.

Ranking: S-Rank Attributes: Proficient in healing and support abilities, possesses angelic wings granting flight and protective barriers. Hero Name: Lancer Characteristics: Quick-witted, agile, and highly skilled in close-quarters combat. Physical Features: Athletic build, with short dark hair and piercing green eyes. Ranking: A-Rank Attributes: Lightning-fast reflexes, enhanced speed, and the ability to generate electrical discharges. ……………………………………………………………………….. "Hey system," Keagan called out. "How can I be of assistance?" the system responded.

A shield of translucent light spread outward, warping and bending the glitches, smoothing the fractured edges into a safe corridor. “Keep walking,” the goddess whispered, and Aria felt the authority in the word, the unyielding protection. “They cannot reach you if you do not falter.” The figures in the glitches — roamers, nightmarish shadows she recognized from whispered warnings — shifted closer, but every time they approached, they collided with the shimmering barrier the pink - haired goddess maintained.

I opened my eyes and smiled gratefully at him, then turned towards Hera and asked, "Are you sure that it's another reaction that triggered the shield and not fears?" She nods her head in confirmation, "Yes, your highness. Fear is one of the emotions you had during the two incidents, but it was not strong enough to trigger your shield. You saw what happened today when you tried using fear as the trigger to summon your shield. Instead of it appearing, a ball of light did in its place. This is to tell you that every emotion you feel when summoning your shield has its use. For instance, when you summoned it using fear as its trigger, which indicates a potential threat to life safety. That was wh

All that could be seen was that the shield was covered in golden carvings. The Royal Heaven Shield was an ultimate skill of the Godly Region royals, only used for emergencies. Prince Auten would not be able to take the power of the arrow, and had no choice but to use it. The arrow struck the shield harshly, letting out a deafening sound. It turned into a molten flame, before disappearing into the air slowly. The Royal Heaven Shield, too, was slightly cracked from the impact, but did not shatter. It was obvious that Prince Auten had gotten the upper hand this time.