Novel & Cerita Raphtalia Shield Hero

I cleared my throat loud enough to gain their attention. Stephen turned to me with a confused look. "Are you okay?" Stephen asked. "Uh, yes of course, just a word with you and Alley real quick please?" I asked quietly. Alley walked towards me with a tight smile. "Tye is looking for you, is everyone alright?" Alley asked, looking me over. "I am fine but I do need a favor if you both don't mind." I replied. "Not at all, what is it that you need?" Stephen asked. "I need you to put your shield around Tye please." I asked firmly. Shock came across both their faces. "Pythia what is happening?" Tye asked from behind me. "Lillith came up to me and showed me videos of Storm and Damien watching every

I let out a small yelp, only to be greeted by a muffled shush. A woman dressed up in a large black cloak had my wrist. She tugged me in a different direction to the kitchens. When I opened my mouth to say so, she had wrenched open a storage cupboard and dragged me inside. I struggled against her grasp, but she was miles stronger than I was. Just when I was about to start screaming for help, the woman pulled off her hood to reveal... "Adeia!" I exclaimed, letting out a sigh of relief, "Phew, it's you."

This shield, woven with strands of ancient magic, would render them impervious to missiles and weapons forged from lead, providing an invaluable advantage on the battlefield. The soldiers marveled as the shield materialized, its translucent form radiating a faint luminescence. Selene's words echoed in their minds, reminding them to trust in the shield's power while remaining vigilant and skillful in their maneuvers. They were now protected by an enchantment that would turn aside arrows, deflect blades, and repel any harm that would befall them.

"And me? What is my role in this?" "You are the shield, Alpha," Kaelith said, pointing to the bridge of ice that led to the altar. "The Shadow Alpha’s avatar will try to manifest the moment the light breaks. You must hold the bridge. If a single shadow touches the water while the ritual is active, the feedback will kill them all."

Saf stands there, ethereal and maddeningly calm, like she hasn’t just detonated a truth bomb that shatters the fragile ground I thought I was standing on. “I used to guide your body,” she says again. "No thanks needed." I blink long and hard, as if hoping that the darkness would somehow bring me clarity. "The shield, how do you use it?" I ask Atlas, turning my focus away from Saf, for her own sake. "You know," Atlas says, his brows showing his confusion. "Like when they blab too much and you silence the voice." "I can do that?" Atlas gives me a look like I’ve just admitted I don’t know how to breathe. He blinks. Once. Twice. Then says, “You’ve… never done that?”

"Have faith in the Moon Goddess, Drake. She gives us what we need, when we need it the most. I am confident you have an ability, and it's fantastic. She gave you Sapa when you needed guidance." Drake smiled a little. "She gave me you when I was on the verge of giving up." Talia nodded in agreement. "And she gave me you, when I hit an all-time low, and I thought all hope was lost. As for my powers… I didn't know I could heal until you were hurt. I didn't know I could put up a shield until I needed one. I guess what I'm trying to say is, when your power is needed, it will manifest itself."

I covered my head instinctively, bracing for impact, but it never came. Slowly, I opened my eyes and was shocked to see the knives, daggers, bows, and other training weapons floating in the air around us. What. The. Hell? 'Our talent has manifested. We are shielding ourselves from the danger,' Ria said slowly, her voice thick with surprise and excitement. Is it my talent? Shielding? 'Hell yeah! We can shield not only ourselves, but those nearby!' That’s when I noticed the invincible shield covering not just me, but my friends, too.

Intercepted. Rafael’s voice snapped. “Anti missile countermeasure!” Aurora’s eyes narrowed slightly. Helena Voss. On the eastern side of the battlefield, the Seraph Syndicate had deployed portable defense shields. The glowing barriers flared as they neutralized the explosions, protecting the advancing soldiers beneath them. Lucien shook his head slowly. “That woman is terrifying.” Dominic folded his arms. “She didn’t come here to lose.” Through the storm, Helena Voss stepped forward.

It expanded, covering her and Noah in the warm light. Noah did the same. His crimson aura intertwined through Ophelia’s like water through cracks, it formed a shield of red and violet. A soldier from their right fired the first bullet, it whipped with high velocity cutting through the smoke. It collided with the shield and missed its targets. Ophelia started to count down silently in her head, at the count of three, she launched towards the nearest soldier before her. Noah followed her with more force, the ground cracked where his feet once stood. Their shields ripped apart like fabric, reforming themselves around them as separate entities looming behind them.

The beta stepped forward but I shook my head. “You meet him?” “We talked. Asked me to protect you.” “I can protect myself.” I sauntered towards the dead body and saw his ripped throat and a big slash on his chest. “What happened to him?” “Woman. This is not the right time to pry.” Shaking my head, I stubbornly said, “I belong to this pack now. You can tell me anything. I want to help.” “A guard first notice—” “Alpha Raphael,” the beta reminded. “Do not involve her. The alpha king made sure to—”