Protection From Arrows Fate Novels & Stories

As soon as the command left his mouth, arrows came flying at us from both directions and before they could reach us, I extended my water tentacles, wrapping my companions and I in a shield of water. The arrows, still locked on target, sunk into the shield. Once they were in, I had full control over them. Moving my hands, I flipped the arrows over and hurled back to the guards at a faster speed. Some were quick enough to block it, others got hit and plunged to the marbled floor. I released us from the shield. "Take care of the guards standing," I instructed the brothers behind me. "I'll handle the big guy." "Are you sure about that?" Uncertainty grazed Clifford's tone.

Winning against these evil creatures was uncertain, but my determination to get Nowo out of there pushed me forward. The support that Talaa and Lane are currently giving me really helps because I wouldn't be able to aim at them perfectly if it wasn't for their protection. Lane served as my shield, while Talaa empowered my arrows, which made them able to pierce through the enemies' bodies. Basically, one arrow can pierce through two or more of them. My focus, as well as Lane's, started to mess up the moment we saw Nowo fall down. We decided to save her, and the moment I was able to hold her body, the woman went near us in the form of a tiger and started to attack us.

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 handed the child to her and asked her to take him to safety. ***** IMEELA I had never been more thankful for my mate’s ability to cast than I was when he got the little boy safely away from Andrei. Unfortunately, I had been so focused on him that I had not noticed a vampire with an elemental ability until it was too late. A bolt of lightning came barreling at me too quickly for me to defend myself against it. Out of nowhere, Byron created a protective shield around us like I had seen many Fae do. The lightning hit the shield and bounced right back at the vampire, instantly turning him into a pile of ash.

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

Shoot! The arrows were shot precisely at each of the targets. The arrows changed the trajectory when the unrelated target was in the way and pierced the heart of the right target. Orange. His GIFT was Art and Creative Manipulation. In other words, he could manifest his art to come alive. Furthermore, manipulating his art had no limit, making him an overpowered character most of the time. In a short time, the unwanted pests were killed. “You, gasoline scent, I am your opponent. And you!” He pointed to Ayham. “My partner is waiting for you at the ground level. Trudging along.”

A single arrow had taken two lives! Suddenly, the arrow surged with more energy, and it exploded within the two men. Their bodies exploded into a crimson mist. “No!” the guardian screamed, finally coming to his senses. He quickly summoned his energies, brandishing his sword. His senses had been heightened from this ambush. Suddenly, another five arrows came, ripping through the air. “Away!” the guardian cried, sending forth his bladed energy to meet with the arrows.