Myne Sophia Shield Hero Novels & Stories

"All this time... you were protecting him. My son." The mention of Leo snapped Sophia right out of her paralysis. The protective lioness roared back to life inside her chest, overriding the shocking revelations of the past. It didn't matter what Marcus Thorne had done; it didn't matter what secrets were buried in the foundation of this city. Leo was her universe, and she would not let him become a casualty in a war between billionaires. She stepped away from the glass, her posture snapping back into a cold, rigid defiance that surprised even Alexander.

“Self-defense. How to fight. How to protect myself. I don’t want to be helpless anymore.” He shook his head almost immediately. “No.” The refusal stung, but I had expected it. “Why not?” “You’re human, Sophia,” he said, his voice gentle but firm. “You’ve seen what we’re up against. The creatures out there are stronger. Faster. They heal from wounds that would kill most people. You don’t. You won’t survive fighting them.”

“I’m sorry. But she wanted to know why I had not told her anything about you. And she saw the ring. Sandra knows everything about me. I couldn’t lie to her and tell her it was love at first sight. She knows me well enough to know it’s not the truth.” Perfect. Just like I had known she would. I leaned forward. “You do know that’s a breach of the contract, right, Reine?” I asked seriously. I could see the fear on her face and I decided to stop the joke before it went anywhere. Reine looked like she had a lot to unpack, and even if I was willing to offer her help, I knew she would never willingly accept it. So I didn’t ever want to push her into a corner that would have her pushing her defense

Adrian took a decisive step forward, positioning himself protectively in front of Sophia. His stance was firm, legs slightly apart, as he raised his arms, creating a barrier between her and the ominous shadow figure that loomed menacingly ahead. The dim light barely illuminated the contours of the figure, casting eerie shadows that danced along the walls, but Adrian's presence felt resolute. His heart raced as he sensed the palpable tension in the air, but he remained unwavering, determined to shield Sophia from whatever threat lay before them.

That could be extremely useful. Dani Westwood was newly shifted last year and could manipulate water down to the water particles in the air. She could freeze or heat it. Taylor Pine was a warrior who could create energy shields which could be used to protect someone or to detain someone. The only weakness it had was heat. High heat would cause it to disintegrate. “The three of them offered their gifts. Both Soriah and Dani’s parents backed their decision to help if need be. Neither of those two would need to be directly in the middle of the fight,” Apollo said.

J added. But the biggest question is, why E.J not unscathed? "My mother once told me when I was little. There are three powerful shield in ancient era. Like these powerful healing magic. These said three powerful shield are namely: Shee El Dou Spectre, Licherous Nul and lastly, combination of the two great shield, the most powerful amongst them to; Licherous Spectre!" E.J stated.

This person was a walking human shield even if they still bled, and Zen was slightly horrified. Zen knew them. He watched how merciless they were during the first battle royale. The “Shield” pretended to be weak, but when his enemies came for the kill, he would turn the tables around to bash their skulls open using his reinforced skull. Now that he thought about it, Zen was in a room full of monsters. Sasha could possibly be the only one who was human enough to be considered normal. Akiko sensed Zen’s thoughts and blinked. She lowered her voice and whispered to him as the human shield demonstrated his abilities.

Sophie lunged forward, teeth bared in a snarl. Sonja quickly side stepped her, grabbing her by the back of her uniform. But I knew this trick, taught it to her myself. Twist. Turn. Throw out your leg. Sonja fell to the floor as Sophie hit her hard. Before Sonja could recover, a knife was to her throat. Sophie looked up to me for approval and I smiled in reply. Sonja might have been my right hand, but Sophie was my sword. The rest my shield.

She whirled around to the other side of Anouk, placing herself between him and Aidan. “Mother Earth, protect us!” Aidan’s giant sword rebounded off the dome of rock that had formed around her and Aidan. Sophia was trembling and sweating as she made sure to keep her magic flow steady. This barrier would only last as long as she didn’t move and focused all her attention and magic on maintaining the technique. Even then she was afraid the shield would fall apart. She hadn’t mastered this magic yet. Her unfamiliarity with this magic might mean that it would only last a few more seconds.