Protectors Of Universe Novels & Stories

Alma had never experienced this, though the young girl stared at Alma with excitement and curiously, Alma could also see that the same eyes had two meaning. Her eyes were clearly screaming, “read my future, I dare you.” Alma smiled at the young girl, she would rather not show that she feared the seven-year-old. “Alma, did you ever see the protectors?” The young girl asked as smiled brightly at her. “Yes, and I'll tell you the story” Alma said as she smiled at the girl. “The protectors are the chosen ones of the Sovereigns. They are the strongest, fastest and most powerful of each race,” Alma wheezed out, trying to suppress a cough.

"You're my best friend, Sky. My life would be one dull mess without you." My cold heart warmed. Adam was the universe's gift to make up for the crappy hand it'd dealt to me. I was usually alone with my thoughts most of the time. They weren’t just disturbing on some nights, but pure torture. Sometimes my mind would wander to things it shouldn’t. I tried with all my might to censor it but it never worked. I didn’t have many friends - by choice. I didn’t like sharing these scary parts of myself with anyone and getting emotionally involved. I’m sure I had spared many people the pleasure of my ominous company. But Adam - he was an exception. He didn’t know about my dark secrets, but he would unkn

From his tone of voice and the grim expression on his face, I know that things are not simple. "There was a small faction of witches that were known as Protectors. They never participated in anything but only came in when the balance of the universe was under immense threat. However, we heard that the vampires wiped them long before the great war." Arthur just starts talking before even going through the contents of the USB drive.

A sense of deepening horror spread across Freya and Raijin’s mind. It occurred to them that their earlier assumptions about Godeater was both incredibly close and incredibly far away. Whatever it was encompassed more than a mere antivirus or antibiotic. They realized that it was actually some kind of complex defense mechanism that was anchored multidimensionally through every universe. It existed solely, or at least primarily, to ensure some kind of balance within every universe. It was literally protecting something that neither of them could fully comprehend or understand - something far larger than themselves. As it said, it was correcting something that was infinite and encompassing.

Joe said. “Calm down Son. Let’s just hear him out and then we know what to do.” Uncle Matt said. “He can’t kidnap her.” I heard Connor say, he was defensive and I know he would kill a million times for me and if anyone tries to hurt me, Connor wouldn’t spare them, I’ve known that since the encounter on the ship. “He won’t. Let’s just listen to the plan.” Uncle Matt said, Connor tightened his grip around my hand. “Okay.” He said nodding. “Go on.” He added.

With their statuses, they could never understand how terrifying a Universe Enforcer was. However, David narrowed his eyes. He did not expect these people to be Universe Enforcers. However, at the same time, he let out a huge sigh of relief in his heart. Universe Enforcers were the enforcers of the Universe Convention. They would patrol the area of the universe they were in charge of to look for any galaxy or forces who were breaking the Universe Convention. Then, they would punish the law breakers accordingly.

, Iridessa uttered. “Is he still alive now?”, they asked. “I do not know, no body sees him after that day”, Iridessa answered. “If there is a protector, why we still need the guardian?”, Ellie asked. “The protector does not have equal power as the guardian, his main job is to protect everything while the guardian can restore everything”, Iridessa explain. “My mind was about to blow”, Kiara exclaimed. “All this time, we are guarded by a human?”, she exclaimed.

"It was angry. It was betrayed. It was created by wolves who wanted power, and it became what they made it." "Then why did it try to destroy everything?" "Because it was broken. And broken things lash out. It did not want to destroy. It wanted to be healed." I am silent, absorbing the words. "The Void was not a weapon," the Origin continues. "It was a mistake. A tear in the fabric of reality that grew and grew until it threatened to consume everything." "And the Watchers? The Unseen? The Weavers?" "They are guardians. Each one tasked with protecting a different aspect of existence. The Watchers preserve memory. The Unseen preserve mystery. The Weavers preserve order. They are not enemies. Th

And they had seen a single, pitch-black human ship ram a god into dust. When The Sovereign finally hovered above the Black Citadel, the world's leaders didn't issue threats. They issued surrenders. The old world order was dead. The United Nations, the global defense coalitions—they all realized that conventional power was entirely meaningless. There was only one force capable of protecting humanity from the dark forest of the universe. The Order of the Shield. In the Commander's private quarters at the top of the Citadel, the heavy steel shutters were open, revealing a breathtaking view of the setting sun over the ocean.

Buying time. "It has been keeping us alive," Jack said. "The universe should have died billions of years ago. The entropy imbalance should have accelerated heat death past the point of no return. But this thing, whatever it is, has been manually adjusting the function to prevent that." Marcus looked at the inscriptions. His Guardian's Intuition, which screamed at every hostile presence and every hidden threat, was silent. The inscriptions did not register as dangerous. They registered as protective. "Do we erase them?" Marcus asked.