Rising Of The Shield Hero Fanfiction Crossover Novels & Stories

Chloe snickered and added it was her idea to see her fry in fire. Disgusted with that I peered at Aria and furrowed my brow at the sight of her. Instead of sobbing uncontrollably like a scared woman I saw anger and revenge swirling in her amber eyes. She was a steadfast warrior. “Are you certain she is carrying phoenix blood, Hella?” “Most definitely, Alpha.” They took Aria but I would watch to see if she indeed awakened her phoenix blood and was the Sacred Shewolf that Hella and I believed her to be.

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

She took a deep breath and stood again, pouring her heart into her voice. “He tried to save you. We both did. Don’t make him suffer for that!” The light dimmed slightly. Adrian’s eyes fluttered open. For a brief second, he looked at her—really looked—and whispered, “Maya…” She reached out, her fingertips brushing his. But before she could pull him free, the storm surged again—angrier, louder. The energy around Adrian condensed, forming a glowing crystalline shell around his body. “No!” Maya screamed, slamming her fists against the shield. “Adrian!”

He probably cannot hold a coven together without her. I can feel the moment that Gideon pulls on the rest of the coven, weakening them individually so that he can bring their auras into him, and through him, Rosie. Serving as their anchor, she screams as the power ripples through her without warning. Rosie falls to her knees, her head tilted back as power courses through her, shooting from her open mouth to reinforce the shield. But it was already too late. The fae lord falls to his knees, the shield buckling and falling around them like shattering glass.

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.

Shiro yelled, try to speak to Orie amidst the noise. "WHAT?!!" Orie replied, not hearing what Shiro said "I SAID, WHAT NOW?" Shiro yelled much more loudly "Oh" Orie said as he finally heard what Shiro was saying "JUST DO AS I DO!!" he yelled. Then he positioned his hand in front of his face and yelled "SHIELD!!" and a round holographic blue shield appeared on his hand and he rushed forward. The others also did as he did and their shields also appeared and they rushed forward.

Safe. Her throat closed. “No,” she whispered. Collin stiffened beside her. “You’re lying.” Jade’s lips curved. “Ask Melody. Ask the old book. Ask the Moon, if you dare. The last Shield always falls when the next light rises. That’s how the cycle holds.” Baylee’s chest felt tight, too tight. “Stop talking.” “I’m just telling them the truth you were too afraid to read,” Jade purred. “You were never promised a future, Baylee. You were promised a purpose.”

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.

Shadowblade roared, channeling his true essence throughout his body, forming a protective barrier with even greater power. Boom! When the group's assault met Shadowblade's shield, a violent explosion followed. The backlash sent them flying, but their combined force continued to hammer against the shield. Finally, with a resounding crash, their formidable power shattered the barrier, and the forces nullified each other. "Now's my chance!" Helen shouted from midair as the shield broke. She took aim and fired. A bullet, glowing with fiery light, sped toward Shadowblade’s eye. "What?!" At the sound of the gunshot, Shadowblade turned sharply. The bullet left a gash as it grazed his eyelids despit

Ash Ryder was shivering, his knuckles white as he gripped a jagged piece of obsidian just to feel the weight of a weapon. "Rhea, you can’t take them all on," Ash rasped, his breath hitching in a way that made her heart bleed. "There are dozens of them. I can hear the engines now. Real engines. They aren't hiding anymore." "I don't care if there are hundreds!" Rhea roared, her amber eyes flaring with a brilliance that outshone the dying violet eclipse in the sky. "You spent your whole life protecting me, Ash. Now you’re human. You’re vulnerable. It’s my turn to be the shield."