Reborn As A Barrier Master Novels & Stories

Narrator's POV Burangar, The Woods Joe was behind Eitri and Master Damien. "You're tresspassing", he revealed. "What?", I asked. "Your Essence levels are too low for this part of Burangar". Then he laughed. "Nice joke. But what is this place anyway?", he asked. "The Barrier", he said. I looked ahead. Something was vibrating. "Barrier", I repeated. This must be what kept outsiders away. What kept Burangar hidden. Joe looked at Master Damien. He was going home.

"Don't mind getting hurt because you'll heal instantly it's an additional gift you get after bonding with your guardians while the Elders already have the property of regeneration in their old powers." "I want you all to fight like you want your opponent dead make it brutal because that's how you'll be able to upgrade your powers. No one will stop until you kill your opponents." Xander yelled. He knew their fear and he needed them to overcome this to advance forward. Xander and Byul turned to face Max, Tim and Wanda before looking at The sun god and King Lam. Flicking his finger, he placed them in separate sparring fields and under the shields. Wayo and Lam while Max and Tim with the Sun God

How was it even possible that Fergal, a Lord of a Sanctuary, had such a close family connection to the outlaws? "That's why I could cross the barrier undetected," Reagan muttered, his eyes locked with Lumiére's. Understanding began to dawn on Lumiére. He had wondered how Reagan managed to slip past the barrier without alerting the outlaws. The barrier had a way of sensing intruders and notifying the outlaws of their presence. They should have been able to know that Reagan had crossed the Barrier, but the didn’t. The barrier must have sensed Reagan’s blood as being familiar since it was the same blood running through the outlaws leader’s vein that was in Reagan’s own vein. The realization sen

You should be ashamed. My words struck the softest part of her heart. She broke down completely, collapsing to the floor and sobbing uncontrollably. Felix's eyes were red as well. Suddenly, he dropped to his knees and begged, "Faye, we were wrong. Please, don't let our child suffer because of us. We've wronged you—and her too." I lowered my gaze in silence. I neither agreed nor refused. Good and evil rise and fall like the sun and the moon—each has its time, and retribution never fails. The wheel of fate always turns; it never misses its mark.

He wasn’t just speaking metaphorically. He knows the past life. The way he said again wasn’t hypothetical. He knew. He remembered me dying.. My hands trembled as I stared at him. “You… you know?” I whispered. He froze. His eyes widened slightly. For a moment, he looked like someone who had been exposed, stripped of every secret. The wind howled between us. The ocean crashed below. The world felt unreal. “I…” he swallowed hard. My voice shook. “You’re also reborn, aren’t you?”

He must be furious! [Feels good! The spot's finally back where it belongs. First step in crushing that impostor's dream!] [Nice one, Horace! Dump the trashy troublemaker girl, go to the same university as the female lead, and take back everything that belongs to you. That's the real heir storyline!] I didn't say a word. Horace let out a deep breath, as if he was finally releasing all the frustration he had carried since being reborn. "Brian, I'm really sorry about this, but this admission spot was always supposed to be mine. Getting back what belongs to me feels pretty damn good. Without a top university on your record… What do you think you'll ever amount to?"

Watching Sebastian shielding me, a hint of warmth bloomed in my heart; it felt good to have someone protect me. Thinking back to my past life, Kyle only ever put me down and constantly manipulated me with mind games. Under his deliberate control, I was like a programmed robot, completely losing myself. Thankfully, I was given another chance. Kyle did not take Sebastian seriously at all. Well, of course not, since in his eyes, Sebastian was just a powerless, crippled man. "Nadia, you've got some nerve. I'll be waiting for the day you come crawling back and begging me." After dropping that threat, Kyle turned and left.

“His words are contradicting. He claims I’m not a prisoner but I’m not free to leave of my volition.” “Where would you even go?” Back to Aiden obviously, where else would I go? There’s no other place for me. The Vampire hops down from his perch, falling to his knees, before he stands as if he climbed merely a few steps. God, they really knew how to show off. “The barrier is made from Grandfather’s ability to manipulate light. If that’s something you can do, you’re more than free to leave.” He explains standing adjacent to me. “Is this some sort of test? You all want to see what I can do?”

One of the rings on his hand was lit up with a bright glow, indicating that this barrier was another gift from the one who had presented him with the gift of necromancy. “He would be able to hold out long enough – at least until the general returns,” Chief Priest Kaka yawned in boredom as an energy blast escaped from the energy storm and struck the barrier. The barrier remained sturdy; it wasn’t even shaken by the blast. It was strong enough to protect Chief Priest Kaka and those in it – until the General woke up.

She begins chanting going backwards and the skin begins healing starting to look like a normal human being. “This body feels comfortable in any form!” she exalts it with a smile on her face, “Now, let us continue.” She walks closer to the barrier and places her left hand on it and looks up in the sky, “And then the fire of the gods descends and strikes thy wall and creates a gate way for me!” Lightning strikes the barrier erasing the barrier, “Well, my servant! You have another blood bath to take!” she says looking at the crumbling barrier getting erased.