Protection From Arrows Fate Novels & Stories

And just a few seconds after she had spoken, arrows shot out of nowhere at them. Amelia quickly used her thread to stop them and as soon as she stopped them, more came out. “Isn’t your protector supposed to be coming out,” Amelia asked as she continued to deflect the attack. “It has been established that my protector isn’t normal and so no, she isn't ready to come out yet,” Adelia yelled back. “My goodness, the thought of making one of those arrows hit you seems very appealing right now,” Amelia said. “Wouldn’t you like that, I mean you get to deal with Adrian and I get to be free from all of you,” Adelia fired back.

Mira, fueled by determination, readied her bow, prepared to take on the formidable adversary. Before Mira could release her arrow, the deer, driven by aggression, charged toward her with unexpected speed. The situation escalated rapidly, and Luna, sensing the imminent danger to her daughter, acted swiftly. With unparalleled accuracy, Luna unleashed a sharp arrow that pierced through the air and found its mark, swiftly bringing down the charging deer.

He really wanted to go back and see her, using all his supernatural abilities to protect his body. But that arrow still broke through his gold-attribute protective shield and lunged toward his heart. Fortunately, he tilted a bit, causing that arrow to deviate from its direction, which gave him the chance to jump down the cliff. Only then did he have the chance to meet that same Level 6 avian beastman, York, and fortunately, he was willing to carry him back on his back.

The Falcon Troop obeyed. They braced themselves, abandoned the wounded, and focused entirely on protecting Jocelyn. Since the commander had given the order—even at the cost of their lives—they would prioritize getting her out. Even the wounded pushed their comrades away. "Go! As long as the commander survives!" Everyone shielded Jocelyn, taking the arrows and strikes meant for her. Jocelyn's eyes blazed with resolve as she stared at the gate. 'Almost there! Freedom is just up ahead!' Suddenly, three arrows shot forward simultaneously, piercing the ground before her feet. They embedded deep into the earth, blocking her path. The sheer force behind them was unmistakable. It was a testament to

Frederick is standing in front of Millicent, threatening her with his staff. Marco has a blow-pipe raised and aiming it in my direction. I should dive, but I am a Beta. I can’t help anyone if I am lying on the ground. I hear a whoosh and expect to be hit. But an arrow interjects, knocking the dart off course. It lands a few feet from where I am. I breathe a sigh of relief and spot Merida’s. Her red hair makes her hard to miss. She is firing arrow after arrow, preventing Marco’s darts from hitting anyone. It is also making her a target.

They were on her. On Alina. “No!” I shouted, my body moving faster than thought, faster than fear. The arrows came—a spray of silver-tipped bolts laced with wolfsbane. Time slowed as I threw myself in front of her, my arms wrapping around her, my body the shield I swore I would be. Pain exploded through me, white-hot and merciless, as the bolts pierced flesh. My knees buckled, and I collapsed to the ground, the grass beneath me slick and wet with my blood.

I was certain that I looked as red as a tomato right about now. There were many of us who ended up eating together, and it was great to get to know everyone. The Mazarine Protectors were masters of the elements. An element chose their Protector. Yes, you heard me right. For example, Lady Amaralyn Mazarine was chosen by fire while her sister was chosen by water. The Velardi Protectors were connected with Mother Earth. They had influence over the environment and some even had influence over animals. Sir Daverly Velardi, for example, had influence over any living animal.

She spread her arms and out of no where, dozens of arrows were aimed at me just like the ones she had shot Lycus with. I sped away trying to avoid them knowing very well that they were poisoned and them hitting me wouldn't do me good. I knocked some off with my sword while ducking to ensure the tips of the arrows didn't even graze my skin. I spread my fingers creating an ice wall before me to stop them from getting to me which worked till I heard her laugh and then a fire bolt flew in my direction not giving me enough time to defend myself. It broke the ice wall and sent me flying over the edge of the cliff.

I crush them into a paste and smear this onto the tip of my arrows. I also pick a few pieces of rowan to make a potion for strength and agility. I want to be able to move fast and do this quickly. It takes me a while to collect everything I need. But by evening, everything is ready. I go over the plan in my head. I have to be careful with my arrows and my aim. If I miss, or I hit the guards in the wrong place, it could kill them, and having to kill someone is exactly what this whole plan was designed to avoid.

I could tell that Abby was stressed – to her, I was simply standing there defenseless as my uncle pulled back flaming arrows towards me, there was no way that she could know about the protective field since she wasn’t the one who created it. Lucifer let go of the arrows and they traveled faster than the human eye could watch. Before my protective field could stop them, I noticed that the fire extinguished. The arrows fell to the ground as they hit the protective field and I saw a small puddle of water surrounding them, Luci frowned in confusion when he noticed it. I looked over to Abby and she had her right hand outreached just where the arrows extinguished. “Abby, did you do that?” I asked