Rise Of The Shield Hero Fanfiction Novels & Stories

“It’s going to work, Aurora. And I can help. I know you’re scared. But right now, we need to act fast.” The words felt like they didn’t quite make sense, but the trust in her eyes—the certainty—told me everything I needed to know. I could feel the tension in the air, the weight of the moment pressing down on all of us. We didn’t have time to question it. Not anymore. Caleb glanced at Alpha Camden, who nodded solemnly. Ashton looked between us, his expression a mixture of wariness and hope. Then all of their eyes turned back to Caroline. “Aurora’s right,” Caleb said, his voice low. “We need one more person to make the shield work. Caroline, if you’re sure—”

Within the abyss of my mind, everything melted into tranquillity. Opening my eyes, I met a world transformed. The din of war had subsided, and silence reigned. Victor’s voice called to me, filled with wonder. I turned to find everyone gazing at me, awe etched upon their faces. Before me shimmered the shield, a barrier of light flowing with resilience and grace, as I reached out, its surface welcomed my touch, a tangible connection to a dreamlike reality. My gaze stretched across the landscape, where the shield cradled our city, offering respite and protection.

I asked. “I’d still tell you to go fuck yourself. I belong here with my family and my people. Not a power hungry egotistical asshole. I’m giving you a chance to leave on your own and stay away from my family.” She replied, dropping her arm. She got in a defensive position and her words finally sunk in. She dared disrespect me?! Doesn’t she know who I am? Anger coursed through me as I looked at her. “Where is everyone? I know you are not out here all alone and I know Delilah wouldn’t allow this.” I taunted. “They are of big concern to you. Even when I do open this shield you will come straight for me.” She replied. In that moment a loud growl roared through her and I knew I hit a nerve with D

“You gave her away once. You don’t deserve her.” Tears blur my vision. “I didn’t choose to give her up!” “But you did,” Victor says. “And now, you’ll watch her become our greatest weapon,” I scream and throw everything I have at the shield. Light explodes around me, shaking the entire palace. Xander joins me, sending waves of power. Lena does too. The shield cracks. My daughter reaches for me through the bars. “Mommy…” Then the shadows explode. A blast knocks us all back.

But I managed to raise my hand and create a fireball and I lowered the shield and threw it at her. She narrowly missed it and I threw another one at her, and another one and another one. Until she was scrambling on the ground. She threw her hand forward and started attacking me with shards of ice that I was able to fend off with my hands but she didn't stop. I then heard a thud outside the shield and it was Jackson. He ran straight into the shield because he didn't see it, but he now knew that it was there. He started bashing on it, trying to knock it down. I could hear him screaming my name and trying to get my attention.

I said, voice tight, "look like she'll let us?" I tilted my head back and looked up through the canopy. She was there. Floating above the trees. Silhouetted against the arrows that still filled the sky, waiting, patient as a spider in its web. The crimson glow of her eyes cut through the darkness and found me. Our gazes locked. 'We need a shield. Something to make her hesitate.' "A shield made of what? More students? She just killed half a dozen without blinking." 'Not students. Something she cares about. Someone. She went berserk because we hurt one of her beloveds. Another would do.'

I took a deep breath, and a shield of pure, silver light erupted from my hands, separating me and Kaelen from the pathetic man on the floor. "That is my answer," I said, my voice calm and final. "From this day forward, there is nothing between us." Gavin slammed his hands against the energy shield, but they passed right through it. "Elara! No! You can't do this to me!" he howled like a madman. "I was your first! I am your Alpha!"

They weren't as brave as I thought they were, or they just suddenly became little men, in front of Sharon. I didn't get why Sharon was so agitated. She was as beautiful as any lady could be; a dream for any man. I was certain that her beauty was one of the reasons why the guards were always around her. She could have any alpha just with the snap of her fingers; even the alpha of alphas, I dared to think. "When the full moon does rise, Susan, we'll both see that we were destined to be together; alpha Darrius and me." *****

She gasped for air, clutching the glowing jewel, her skin burning where it touched. Damian planted himself between her and the shadow’s looming form. “She’s not yours. Not now, not ever!” He lifted his shield, the runes along its edge igniting with golden light. The next lash of shadow struck it full-force, exploding in sparks of violet and white. The impact nearly tore him from his feet, but he stood, bracing with everything he had.

And she saw him on the hilltop, the beauty and serenity of his expression, right before that falcon landed. She tried to push the image out of her head. That moment when everything had changed for her. She willed herself to think of anything else. She thought of Aiden. Of their walk in the forest that morning. What he had said. What if the Shield is not something you find? What if it is something that finds you? What if it’s about what you are becoming? She opened her eyes and stared up at the ceiling as she thought about that. What did he mean by that? What exactly was she becoming?