Novel & Cerita Rising Of The Shield Hero Crossover Fanfiction

"Shield." She lifted her trembling hands. Shadows coiled, and the air thrummed with silver light. The shield flared up, and a soft glow went around the circle. She held it for a minute before her knees buckled. "Hold." Her teeth clenched. Sweat poured down her temple. "Hold, Aisla!" The shield wavered and flickered like a flame in storm winds. She screamed, and the shield burst outward. The stones rattled, and she collapsed onto her knees.

She raised the dagger and hurled it with all her strength straight at the group. In that split second, I thought of all of them surrounding me. Trinity, Dylan, Sora, Lian…Kylan. “No!” The scream tore out of me before I even knew what I was doing. Without thinking, I jumped in front. My hands went up in a desperate attempt to block the dagger. If I had to choose who to protect between me and those I loved, it would always be them… Always. I braced myself for the strike, but then a glow burst from my palms. The light was blinding, and I caught a glimpse of a shield around us that sent the dagger flying back like it hit a wall.

I was grateful to have another ally at least. “Years,” he said softly, his hands reaching out as he approached me like a wounded animal. “Your safety was the most important-” “Oh, shut up,” I huffed loudly. “You don’t get to play the hero in this. Was this all a game to you? You and David get together and laugh at how helpless poor Beatrice is as she fumbles around in the dark trying to get you off on a fucking MURDER CHARGE?” “You weren’t in the dark,” he said soothingly.

I stood strong and they bounced off my shield like balls bouncing. “Athena, she has some kind of forcefield we can not break through.” The one wolf yelled at her. “You cannot let her win Athena! We had a deal!” Melina yelled as the wolves continued to attack. I realized I was not going to be able to keep this shield up forever because with every strike I was slightly weakened. I looked at Rogan hoping he would realize what I was trying to tell him without saying a word. “You swore he would not mark her and we could have her!” “Shut up you stupid traitor!” Athena as she was called yelled at her.

I broke his nose. Evil Spawn took a step back and now she’s free. She ran out of the room and head straight to the faculty room. She’s safe now. She put a hand on her forehead and frowned. She doesn’t even feel any sign of collision. She cleared her throat and flashed the memory of the head butt in her head. She leaned her head against the wall. There it was again. The shield. She felt an ounce of pride swell from inside her. The shield is hers. It was like some kind of force granted her deepest desire. To stay safe and to keep everything she treasures safe.

I say, my anger finally rising up, "I hope the Moon Goddess punishes that asshole for the rest of his natural life." I shift my heavy weight, swinging my legs over the edge so my bare feet touch the warm stone floor. I pull the pelt blanket tight against my chest like a shield. "Other than my best friend, no wolf has ever gone to war for me like this. It means so much to me, Theo." My voice breaks a little, and a hot tear slips down my cheek. "Since the day I met her, she has been my true shield-sister." "Since I live right here in the metropolis and I am not carrying triplets across the sea," Theo says, tapping his completely flat, hard stomach, "let me be your warrior shield."

He raised one hand and the water around him froze into deadly spikes. “Target acquired,” the guard said in a flat, mechanical voice. “The bridge child belongs to Victor Kane.” Hope cried out as invisible force yanked her forward through the water. “He’s pulling me! I can’t fight it!” Mia lunged after her daughter, grabbing her arm. “Let her go!” Damien fired three shots. The bullets stopped mid-air, glowing gold before dropping harmlessly into the flood. “New plan — run!” Theo and Elias unleashed their powers together, creating a golden shield that pushed back the spikes. “We’ll hold them!” Elias shouted. “Get the little ones to the upper levels!”

We are only able to put a shield around a single person at a time, but with both Kora and I, whatever was about to happen, we could shield Abby even more if we work together. “You create the shield and I’ll strengthen it, okay?” She said and I nodded again. Kora knew that I was fragile right now looking at Abby like this and that she would have to be the one to strengthen the shield. To anyone else, the shield would be invisible, but whoever made the shield was able to see it, “Okay, there,” I told Kora once I saw the thin veil around Abby. Kora put her hands up and I saw the sheer veil of a shield begin to thicken, looking almost as if it turned to glass. Abby looked like a rose that was be

Instead, I let it move through me, imagining it as a river flowing freely, unburdened by fear or doubt. Slowly, I raised my hand, feeling the energy gather at my fingertips. It was warm, almost comforting, as it spread outward. A soft hum filled the air, and when I opened my eyes, a shimmering shield had formed around me. It wasn’t perfect—there were cracks along its surface, and it flickered slightly—but it held. The light from the shield cast a gentle glow around the courtyard, reflecting in Kael’s approving gaze. “Better,” he said, a hint of a smile playing on his lips. “You’re learning to trust it. Now, hold it.”