Myne Shield Hero Death Novels & Stories

Connected us. What if we used it again? Not just as defense. As a weapon. Through the bond: Kael. Your blood. My seal. Together. What? Trust me. I dropped my Moonbane shields. Seraphine's attack lanced toward me. It would have killed me. Kael appeared between us. Took the hit. Dark magic tore into his shoulder. He collapsed. Shifted back to human. “NO!” I ran to him. Dropped to my knees. Pressed my hands to the wound.

It all happened in a split second, as the man found himself bleeding on the floor with a deep look of confusion on his face, wondering how such a thing could have happened and how he was currently dying. “...urgh, Moon mother…,” Was all he was able to belt out before all the breath left his body and he finally died a very quick but painful death. “I don’t believe in her,” the hooded man said his words echoing around the small room he stood in with a corpse by his feet. He raised his hands to his head and dropped the hood over his head to reveal his face, one that happened to belong to Hurai’s knight, Allen.

As my claws were infused with a death element, I charged toward the nearest knight, full of glee. I shall call thi… [Death Claws] This is a joke! That almost caused my composure to crumble! You were serious about me being banned from naming my own skills!? It doesn't matter! In the blink of an eye, the shield turned to dust as my claws simply snapped through the knight's neck. Your armour is no longer able to protect you! As the knights backed off, cover the slashed neck, he was unable to even speak, before the death element devoured him, leaving nothing but dust behind.

"I'm disappointed. I thought you would be more creative. You have the wrong perception of me. My alliance is with King Earland and my duty is to protect the Northan City. If I misguided you in any way, I apologize. But that mermaid is not my sister." She turned to leave and my throat burned. Fenon tsked. "How heartless. What if I told you I will kill her right here and now?" She never turned back around to face us. "Then I say knock yourself out. Warrior Shelliot is already dead, anyway." My lips trembled to release the sob I held in. I didn't see when he gave another silent order. Another spear pierced through my next shoulder. I tightened my fists, trying to get rid of some of the pain.

Most of the victims of the mysterious virus were productive-age Alphas, including the most recent ones. Before approaching, I searched for something to use for digging. Luckily, luck was on my side once again. I found a shovel lying near an old shack, likely used during a recent burial. I took the shovel and walked towards the grave with Sabrina's name. She was the Omega servant at Cassian's palace who died from the virus.

He rammed his sword into the joints of the Elder drones, broke their shields with the raw violence of his Apex style and used their own must army as weapons against them. I ran. The PlanetHero core in my backpack felt like he was all my Put weight in the rocks under me. I couldn't crash. When the core the bottom plates touched before sitting in the relay, the shock wave would not only Turn off aura, but take us into the geothermal hell. A shadow coughed over me. One of the oldest drones, a monstrum with violet shining spikes, had detached from the wall. She did not fall on Kael, she fixed me.

She wheezed, sniffling in the process and she knew she just had to let it all out. She was the reason why he died. "He died because of me. I killed him!" "No!" Zeidan pulled her face to look into her eyes. "Look, Lyne, you didn't kill him. Shelbrooke did and he'll pay for it. Brady was a hero and he died leaving a legacy that will forever be written in our hearts." "He didn't deserve to die." "I know." His brows furrowed in pity. "But someone was responsible for it and that wasn't you the last time I checked."

"But if you touch me again, I’ll take your head." ​"Fair enough," Julian said, his eyes darkening. ​He turned toward the emerald wall of the jungle, his silver skin glowing in the sunlight. He was the Shield, and I was the Sword, but the link between us was a broken wire, sparking and dangerous. ​As we stepped into the shadows of Life Zero, I didn't see the figure watching us from the trees. A man with milky white eyes and a bone-white suit that shouldn't be here. ​Kaelen hadn't died in the explosion. He had been reborn.

They simultaneously jumped in opposite directions, creating a powerful shockwave that was enough to push me backwards. "W-wait ... wait, do you really need—” I stopped what I was saying when they both stared at me wickedly. A sudden lump formed in my throat. I just covered my talkative mouth with my hands. I still want to live. Ugh, I forgot I’m just a soul now! But I don't want to be a dead meat again. I’ll just let the two do what they want because seemingly, I am in no position to interrupt their match. Suddenly there was an iron shield in Sophia’s hand and an armor enveloped her body. She also held a long golden spear in her one hand. Death, on the other side, has nothing else in his han

He felt himself growing lighter and lighter, outside of himself as he watched his own body slump to the floor. In his final seconds, lying on the ground, Caleb looked over at the battleground before him. It came to him in flashes. He saw Blake standing there, looking over, amazed, and then saw Rynd grab Blake from behind, while Kyle stepped forward and brought down his axe, killing him. He saw Kyle take a long, silver spear, one he had never seen before, and charge, right towards Aiden. Somehow, he penetrated the shield, and the spear struck Aiden, right through the heart. He watched as Aiden slumped to the ground, lifeless.