Novel & Cerita Raphtalia Shield Hero

I groaned, clamping a hand over my mouth. “Tamara’s gone. Atlas coming down the hall distracted her, he’s currently looking for you.” Adelina sighed, kneeling down to my height. “You need to shield yourself. I assumed that because Atlas had a natural shield, that you would as well, but I was wrong. Once you shield yourself, she can’t get in your head. Well, not unless you let it back down.” “That’s helpful and all, but I don’t have a clue how to shield myself. I barely know how to control the power I have.” I replied a bit briskly.

Even I, if I were him, I wouldn't believe me either. The shield that was created by my unconscious sister started fading, and both of Chris and Earl got themselves ready to escape the lake. Chirs lift up Stephany between his hands, while Earl stands before them protectively. They both were ready to die while protecting her, and no one was ready to even stand by my side. The moment the shield was completely gone, Chris used his gifted - the illusion to duplicate them all. In a while, there were too many of them. The next while, it was only me. I was left alone.

J added. But the biggest question is, why E.J not unscathed? "My mother once told me when I was little. There are three powerful shield in ancient era. Like these powerful healing magic. These said three powerful shield are namely: Shee El Dou Spectre, Licherous Nul and lastly, combination of the two great shield, the most powerful amongst them to; Licherous Spectre!" E.J stated.

Miley and David were whispering with each other, crouching with each other, and drawing something on the floor. David was having a feast while caressing the bow. He made his intention to upgrade the already upgraded bow known to Miley. Of course, Milye cooperated. Soon, Julian and Juviana joined them whispering about another necessary upgrade. Shing! Again, the transparent shield was activated for no damn reason. Shadow watched as the shield covered the area they were sitting. It was beautiful. It wasn’t a normal shield. It was an energy shield that protected anything the user desired.

“No matter what happens, we will find another solution if needed.” “I know.” Kyra tilted her head back to look up at me. “I just want to put all of this behind us.” “We will.” I reassured her. Silence fell over the room as Kyra leaned back against the chair. Leaving her alone, I moved to sit on the couch. Neither of us spoke as we waited, but when Tristan connected us to the situation, we could determine where we would appear near Artemis. We stood at the same time and grabbed each other's hands. Once we arrived and took refuge behind a large enough tree to conceal us, Kyra used her spiritual energy to create a shield of protection for us. Within the shield, no one could see us.

she said, “I beg of you. Do not trust him. Listen to me. He is Zlo’s twin.” Astrapi stood before the shield but seemed not to be able to see beyond it. As it wavered, he leaned closer, as though he knew something was there. He reached out and touched it, then grimaced in pain and quickly withdrew his hand. Ilyria concentrated and the shield glowed once more, steady. But she was growing tired and without the queen to help, she and Madame Skia would not be able to hold it for long. “Tell me why I can’t trust him,” she asked.

The raw Earth power of Drax pulsed, a tectonic heart stabilizing the fault. The Shield wasn't just a defensive layer; it was a perfect, multi-layered Elemental Harmony, creating a temporary pocket of absolute elemental truth and stability in a universe of chaos. It filtered the madness of the Obsidian Scar, holding the psychic contamination in place, leaving Aelia a safe, silent path to the source of the trauma. The Shield held, proving that the strength of the Alliance was greater than the sum of its packs. Now, everything rested on Aelia's ability to face the final, silent confrontation with the past.

For a weak spot, the shield was pretty holding up— “False alarm,” whispered Hera. As another bullet pierced through one of the warrior’s skull, the part where they were mostly pounding cracked with a resounding crunch, and Hera had to move back when a small fragment of the shield plummeted toward her she barely escaped it, though she was mildly interested what would happen if it pierced through her skin. “Back out a little, guys. The shield might be invisible, but if it’s destroyed, it becomes a lethal glass that destroy anyone who’s pierced by it from within.”

she whispered, voice breaking. Hope flickered in his eyes, desperate and pathetic, because she was still breathing. Fracture sealed. Ice returned. Cold as obsidian. Phoenix shoved him off violently, hands trembling. “Don’t ever touch me again,” she spat. “Burns don’t buy seats at my table. You’re bleeding. You’re a liability.” Kael hit the stone. Wheezing. Left arm buckled. Alpha light flickered—10% gone forever. “I know,” he rasped. “I’m just… the shield. That’s all I’ve ever been good for… isn’t it?”

He was using me to absorb part of the blast, to create a safer space for himself and Elsie. Just another way he was used to “using” me. He never considered it. He never thought that the woman who drank just to survive his dinner party wouldn't be able to summon her full power. BOOM! A cloud of violet-black energy swallowed everything. The shockwave, mixed with the Shadow Hounds’ vile magic, slammed me into a distant rock wall. My guardian power, suppressed by the alcohol, had only managed a faint barrier that shattered instantly. Shards of dark energy fell like superheated blades, cutting deep into my skin.