Paladin Legends Novels & Stories

It raised its sword and a second after that, all the skeletons stopped moving. (Different from a death knight, this version is not only stronger but it can also use magic.) “What is that thing?” “I’ve never seen it before.” “A death knight? It looks different.” Mumbles from the people behind him were filled with their confusion. Of course they’ve never seen one. Death paladins were high ranked monsters after all. It was rare enough to meet a death knight. “That’s a death paladin. Be careful, it is strong.” A random Hunter spoke up. He was wearing a dark green cloak that covered his head, concealing a part of his face. On his chest was a Hunter tag. It was bronze, a Champion rank.

Carol then froze when she realized that Cassy had said The legendary mage and not a legendary mage, but Paige didn't know that The legendary mage existed, so she asked her puzzled, "Do you know anything about The legendary mage… Cassy, very few people know of his existence, it's been a long time since the mark of the pentacle appeared and many people have forgotten about him." Cassy didn’t know what to do but she was really scared right now so she said to her, "I have something to confess to you but first I want to know why your family seems to know about this mark and The legendary mage?"

Around him, dozens of Legion children sat in meditative silence, their minds linked to the monitors that lined the walls. "You made it," Jian rasped, a dark smile touching his lips. "Welcome to the real Lu-Sheng empire, Panni. No boards, no trusts, no 'Second Families.' Just the blood, refined and perfected." "Jian, stop this," Panni pleaded, stepping into the light. "These are children. You’re using them as a shield." "A shield?" Jian laughed, a dry, hacking sound. "They are the sword. They’ve already liquidated the Hong Kong board. By morning, the global banking system will recognize only one signature: the Legion pulse."

Dominic inquired, "Sir, are you intending to form an eminent legion?" "Precisely. The Light Council has ten elite legions. Dasovia boasts the Dragon's Aegis. Zonia Sect has 500 disciples. We also need an eminent legion that stands out. Our first step is to establish four elite legions, each comprising 100,000 members. We need to invest heavily in these legions. "Contact Healers Valley and ask Geoffrey to supply body-tempering divine pills to aid in the training and development of the eminent legions."

"No. That's dumb. During the great hunt, Witches gave up their abilities to hide and those who didn't left the Kingdom. I can boldly say there isn't a single witch in Nodith. Plus these sigils aren't ancient." "Okay. Does that help us find the culprit?" "I hate your guts but you're right. However, I do have a clue who might have done this." "Who?" I inquired. "A paladin." "What? The order?" "God! How stupid are you? The order are retired paladins like myself who believe humanity and supernaturals can coexist as one but one has to rethink these days." I ignored her insult and focused on the bone of our conversation. "So why would you think a paladin would do this?"

“Report: Unique Skill, Illusion Manipulation, acquired!” D*mn, what was that? Now, it starting to scare the hell out of me. Maybe this is what happens to people who are about to die. I heaved a deep sigh mentally. Am I just going to accept my fate? How I wish I had the courage to tell Iris all the love I feel for her. “Report: Special skill, Leo, the Zodiac of pride and bravery, acquired!” I’m really going to die. There's no helping it. There was no hope anymore for me to survive in this lake of fire. It’s like I’m in hell right now.

“I just want to be a good friend to him and try to do for Taylor what I couldn’t do for my mate and her family.” Andriel had already believed Taylor’s explanation, and seeing Lawrence’s effort to clear things up, he worked to suppress the jealousy gnawing at him. He began to see that having Lawrence around could be an advantage. If he had a Lycan he could trust to protect Taylor when he wasn’t there, it would bring him peace of mind. “Very well,” Andriel said firmly. “If you’re so determined to protect him, you’ll have to work hard and train intensely to do it right. I want you to become the best warrior.”

They did not have any facial expressions; they looked cold. They were the Temple of Light's paladins. The Temple of Light was the most sacred place in the Roland Continent. The ruler was the Goddess of Light that everyone on the continent worshipped. The Paladins were the goddess' most powerful subordinates. There were 12 of them, each named after the 12 unique zodiacs in the Roland Continent, called the Twelve Paladins. They were all really powerful. The two men were Golden Lion Paladin and Capricorn Paladin.

Frank eventually nodded, and Pax whipped out a palm-sized metal tablet that he placed on the table. It was an emblem just like the ones seen in period dramas, with a crest and small font underneath that read: the Cerulean Summit Legion of the Tarren kingdom. "Was this a legion that served the Tarren dynasty?" Alda could see that there was more to this emblem than met the eye, but she did not remember the Cerulean Summit Legion from history either. In that case, that would make the legion an irregular military force from that distant era. Pax smiled but shook his head. "History texts lie, Ms. Ingram! Who would bother to record a legion of less than three thousand in detail?"