Protective Light Novels & Stories

he laughed out loud. The man does not have proper education about this matter. How unfortunate. "What is this guardians of lights by the way?" Mon asked. He is younger among the three. "They are the protectors of the lights that give us all life," Conrad said. "Without the guardians, we won't live the way we do now." "Then, we must protect this lady, right?" Hugo said. He, Seb, and Mon looked at me. I just stared back at them. "Yes, that's right," Conrad said.

The display came alive with a most disorientating overhead view of the library outside Athens. It was eerie. Lara gaped, totally dazed by the sight of Christophe striding through the door, pouring himself a large drink, and then throwing himself on the sofa. “Oh, you want to know what we’re watching? Well… I’ll start by saying this: every reception room and every corridor in my father’s houses are protected by twenty-four-hour surveillance equipment. Only the bedrooms and the bathrooms are off-limits,” Christophe informed her. “You can see the date and the exact time displayed at the foot of every frame.”

Both of her hands were lifted, her teeth gritted as her eyes shone with fear. A bright bubble surrounded her. Light seemed to pour out from inside the bubble, lighting the area around her. I’d seen this before—a shield. The shadow darted around the shield, tackling it from different angles. A surge of protectiveness went through me. She was under my protection! I wasn’t going to let this thing get her!

But now her fingers moved more slowly, as if tracing his very soul. “And even so… You protect me as if I were the last remnant of light in a world in ruins,” Lyra whispered. Sasha closed his eyes for a moment. When he opened them, there was something few had seen: raw vulnerability. “I protect you because if anyone dares to extinguish your light… I become an eclipse that swallows the entire damn universe.” She pulled him gently, pressing her forehead to his. “You don’t need to say anything, Sasha. I feel it.”

I watch her yellowy-green eyes light up and laugh out loud, “I know, I smelt them too. I was hoping we would have some after eating.” “You and me both.” The room goes silent as Leneve helps me finish off. We add some fine shaved iron to the canisters and then cover them with the already provided lids. “What’s this?” Leneve picks up one of the bottles of protection potion. “That is to protect our little ones, you and I can’t stay out of the fight. Our gifts are invaluable. We may not be far along but, it can’t harm to protect our pups.”

"It's really nothing—just some basic skills. Please don't think too much of it." Openly flaunting one's abilities wasn't always wise. It was better to keep a low profile. As the group moved on, Adrian's golden barrier surrounded them with a protective glow, enhanced by a faint radiance reminiscent of Ziphyan light. It was as if an invisible force shielded them, leaving everyone feeling safe and secure. The swirling winds couldn't approach the group, further heightening the sense of sanctity that surrounded them. The crowd couldn't help but give Adrian a thumbs-up. They hadn't expected his golden light to offer such protection, and their admiration for him only grew.

Jillie I sat in the front row with Jarren and about fifteen guards surrounding us. It was the first time we’d ever had to have protection around us, other than our royal wedding. Well, it was the first time that I could actually see them. Jarren informed me that they were there every time we went out or I went out without him and other people around. It was cold in the building, and even with all of the people surrounding me, it was still freezing, probably because their body temperatures were in the fifties.

distinct, stirred inside me. An affection. A light source. It was Amenià. Furthermore, there is something older. Ancient. Everlasting. With her voice resonating through me like thunder, Amenià said, "We must act now." On the chilly, bloody floor, I fell to my knees, my ripped garment accumulating around me. I closed my eyes and concentrated on the fire rising in my chest, the light that seemed capable of saving or destroying. I let it go, and the energy erupted like a tidal wave, enveloping Alexia in a glistening cocoon. " The light pulsed, creating a barrier that no one could break through, and the air buzzed, vibrating with sheer force. And suddenly I heard Ryan, his voice cracking with f

I called out as the light burst through the room. Everyone let out applause once the lights came back on, so I gave a formal bow. I skipped back to the seat between my mates and sat down with a big ole’ smirk planted on my face. “Q taught me how to use a power orb to create the light, and Leticia taught me how to use a verbal command to create and explode it in case I didn’t have the use of my hands. It counteracts their ability to use the shadows,” I said. Thankfully, Papa had already begun soundproofing everything when we were gathered so that others could not overhear anything. The shield he put up also ensures that others cannot see into the room as well.

Lena opened her glowing eyes. “But I won’t let either of you die for me.” She stepped forward— and their hands slipped from hers. Alexander reached for her. “Lena—NO—!” Elias grabbed her arm. “You won’t survive this alone!” Lena turned between them. Soft smile. Heartbreaking. Full of something neither man had seen in her before. “I’m not alone.” The blue light surged outward, knocking both men back. Not violently— but like a gentle push. A boundary. A protector.