Novel & Cerita Protection From Arrows Fate

Everyone was shocked at this moment, Aster tried to stop the muscular slender man by shooting random attacks to it. “Bow change! Compact! Sharpness, 70%! Ailment Fuse, Confusion!” Aster shoots the arrow, but the armour deflected it. “Bow change! Long bow! Arrows, Triple! Rapid shooting technique!” Aster shoots 3 arrows at a time with an incredible speed, the giant muscular man deflected some of it. Protected his head with his gauntlet, some of the arrows stabbed his legs, waist, elbows, but it doesn’t even hurt the man, it is even not dripping off blood.

The moment he said this, all the arrows came directly toward me. I moved in front of Lyra—in front of everyone—in an attempt to block them and shield them from the impact. I closed my eyes, ready to take it, but I felt nothing. I didn’t feel any of the arrows hit me. It wasn’t until I opened my eyes that I saw Aragon standing in front of me, hundreds of arrows piercing his skin. He had stepped in front of me and shielded me from them. I ran forward and caught him as he fell.

Fear rippled through me as I watched the man on my left pull the arrow. I let out a sharp shriek, unable to stop it. The thoughts of the arrows hitting my heart or my throat made me shiver. I shifted backward but still felt naked with no cover of weapon. Dear moon goddess, please save me. If you save me, I promise to take my fighting training seriously. I opened one of my eyes, preparing for impact. But the arrows never released. A soft hiss cut through the clearing. Something shot past my face so quickly that a strand of my hair lifted with the breeze. An arrow buried itself in the throat of the rogue on my left. His eyes widened, stunned, and he fell backward into the ashes without a sound

And it often does when I feel the need to protect my loved ones. "Stay close," was all the warning I gave our men. Arrows flew over us, coming straight at Dane. My hands shoot up as if they had grown a mind of their own, stopping the descent. Murmuring incantation, a thin veil enveloped us, shielding us as the arrows turned to ash and with the wave of my right hand I made the ash fly back to the camp of the invaders and watched as the first few they fell upon started to choke one by one, falling to their knees. I knew then the arrows were enchanted. The thought of what that could have done to Dane geared something else in me. The sky rumbled and from afar I saw the ugliest hounds I have ever

IF it is even open slightly, it is enough to break the seal, negating the protection around the house. Standing up, I watch as the horseman removes another arrow from his quiver. Slamming the window all the way shut, I feel the wards fall back into place. The next arrow deflects itself off of the wards, propelling back to the sender. The arrow misses him narrowly. Looking up, he gives me one last stare before turning around and walking away, taking the shadows with him. The sky grows warmer, and lighter as the shadows around the house lift. “He’s gone,” I inform Faye. She takes a deep breath of relief.

flashback Kayla made it to this handsome stranger and his dog before I did, but he thankfully held on to her before she could touch the animal. “Woah, princess, you don't just touch any dog like that, okay? It can hurt you.” He explained, tone gentle. “But I wanna touch it.” Kayla pressed stubbornly, her mouth taking on that cute pout most people found hard to say no to.

They were fifty yards into the ravine when the first arrow flew. It struck the snow inches from Natasha's horse, a black-fletched shaft that quivered in the frozen crust. The second and third followed immediately, aimed at the warriors flanking the column. One took a Shadow Fang fighter in the shoulder, spinning him from his saddle with a grunt of pain. "Shields!" Marcus roared, swinging his own from his back and positioning himself between the archers and the treaty bearer.

Verna hissed but stayed at the rear of the charging forces. Arrows flew to the air and hit the imperial soldiers, but they seemed to be invulnerable to the projectiles that fell harmless to the ground. For some reason, the whole army of imperial soldiers seemed to have gained some mantle of protection that the darting arrows were unable to penetrate. Eldion looked at the glowing necklace that the imperial officer raised to the air and knew that it was the source of their protection.

His men tried to form a shield wall around him, but it was a vile effort. Our warriors had the high ground, and they exploited it ruthlessly. I placed my arrow on the bow and laid my target on Rogan who was trying to hide behind a stump of rock. I released my bow and the arrow went flying in the air like a projectile. It landed on Rogan’s heart and he fell to the ground. Casper sensing the danger he was in, pulled out of the body shield formed by his warriors. I reset an arrow on the bow, and just when I tried to aim, I noticed he was no longer on the spot.

I snapped, my senses on high alert, searching for where the threat was coming from. It was chaos out there. A band of armed troublemakers had blocked the road, and our cavalry soldiers were locked in direct combat. I jumped into the fight, taking enemies down with precision. I had to protect the Prince at all costs—though it was starting to feel odd how often we were getting ambushed lately, even if we knew there was a threat. Finally, when it seemed like the situation was under control, I heard a sharp sound. A sudden movement caught my eye—a stray arrow flying right at the carriage. Without hesitation, I threw myself in front of it. Pain tore through my shoulder as the arrow lodged there,