Rising Of The Shield Hero Crossover Fanfiction Novels & Stories

gasped Prince Brayden and Bo together. Austin looked at his tired mate. Agatha was drenched in sweat. She was panting heavily as she tried to bring life to their little one. If I must, I will use my life to protect the both of them. Without her, I am nothing. I would be wasted away. I cannot lose her. “Their shield is breaking! Keep going!” shouted Elva. The arrows went forth again, and this time the shield broke in the center. “Yes!” exclaimed Elva, leaping into the air. “We got them boys!”

My entire pack was slaughtered. Alpha Caden mated to me. For three years, I was his Luna, believing I was safe. Then I knew that he hadn't saved me. He had used me—all to protect the real killer. His one true love, Lyra. Just hours ago, the weight of a long patrol hung on his shoulders, and my heart ached for him. I brewed him a cup of Moonlight Tea and tiptoed toward his study. The tea was a special blend, meant to soothe a wolf’s frayed nerves and ease the burn in muscles pushed to their limit.

Cain works on combat applications of his shielding ability, while I develop ways to use my sight offensively—to identify and target corrupted energies or individuals channeling them. The night before the Convergence, I dream of the lighthouse—the beam cutting through darkness, the chamber below filled with swirling shadows and light, and Cain and I at the center, our hands joined around the Lens as energy pours through us. In the dream, I see the barrier between worlds as a tangible thing, a membrane grown diseased and darkened over centuries of fear and corruption. I wake with tears on my face but certainty in my heart. Whatever happens tomorrow night, I know what we're fighting for—not jus

They were waiting for it. And then he broke. “Kaia.” My name, weak but real, spilled from his lips. His eyes flickered blue, only for a breath, but it was enough. The barrier surged. The glow rippled outward like a wave, slamming into the creatures. They shrieked, their bodies convulsing as fire streaked through their shadows. The hiss shattered into screams, then into silence. The courtyard stilled. Smoke curled in the air, heavy and suffocating. The shield’s glow faded, retreating back into stone until only the faint scorched lines remained. The night pressed close again.

Wolves started lining up by the shield, all of them focusing on the unknown people. I needed to get on the other side. I knew Tye would like what I was about to do but I couldn't just stand by and watch them lay down more bombs. It seemed like they wanted to somehow break the shield. "Denver! Do not let that shield up, do you understand me!?" I screamed at him. Denver gave one swift nod and I could see it in his eyes how hard he was fighting. "Jasper, Jenson! Come to me! Rex, I know you are about to be heavily pissed off at me but I do not have the time, we are going outside of the shield, we have to capture them, do you understand?" I shouted. "Over my dead fucking body! You are not going o

I then tell him, hoping he understands, and I see his look soften. I turn back to look at the path to the tunnel and it is now blocked, and fear hits me now that we are stuck in the middle of it all. A warlock then shoots magic our way and I hold up my hand and I envision a shield and block the bolt of magic coming our way at the last second. Before I knew it another wolf was on the warlock that shot the magic my way and I knew right away it was Shawn. The warlock didn’t stand a chance as he began to rip him to pieces. Celeste let out a little scream and I knew this was too much for her to see.

From across the field, she met the eyes of the four witches fighting alongside each other, she noticed how their expression mirrored hers, something was wrong and she had to find Skylar. For a moment, Shailyn forgot she was on a Battlefield where hundreds of lives had already been lost and she didn't notice the invisible shield blocking her path till she walked into it, hitting it with her forehead. Shailyn instantly halted, rubbing her forehead before her eyes widened. She held her hands up but touched an invisible block, cutting her off from the rest of the battle. Shailyn banged on it but seem like no one could hear her, it was as if she was forgotten.

The coalition leader who launched the attack shouted angrily. “She is protected!” He ordered multiple warriors to fire simultaneously at the platform. A barrage of energy blasts flew toward me. I did not retreat. Instead I raised both hands. The throne power inside me surged outward. A circular barrier formed instantly around the platform. The incoming attacks collided with it exploding harmlessly against the shield. My eyes glowed silver. The barrier expanded. Not just to defend. But to push. The shield force exploded outward like a shockwave knocking coalition warriors off their feet.

Eight million human souls would become a feast that would last them for centuries. Kaden knelt in front of her, his forehead resting against hers for a long, quiet second that felt like a lifetime in the middle of the burning river. He told her that he had promised to be her shield, and he hadn't changed his mind. He said they were going to find her brother, and then they were going to show the old world what happens when you try to cage a wolf from the Ridge.

I cleared my throat slightly and continued, “I've noticed that the shield gets weaker during moonrise, especially when there's a full moon. Another thing is that, although the shield is always intact, it's normally in an inert state, and it always requires strengthening. I had seen Alpha Richard secretly cut his palm and allow the blood to drop to a certain part of the shield formation. In turn, the shield would shimmer as though being strengthened. I have tried using my blood secretly, but it did not work.” Alpha George didn't speak immediately. He leaned back, his eyes narrowed slightly, but his expression was unreadable. “Your blood didn't work at all?” He asked quietly. I shook my head,