Rising Of The Shield Hero Fanfiction นิยาย & เรื่องราว

“Can you keep this up long enough for our men to come with weapons?” I nodded, “Yeah, I am sure I can. Xipher you were right. Only I didn’t think she would send them in this soon.” “Me too. Shannon is quite sure she can hold the shield up for a while.” Just then a laser shot past Xipher, and I aimed the bolt in the direction it came from and heard a scream. “Don’t worry about me, Xipher, get down under the shield.” “I am not leaving your side. Not this time.”

The frightening steam coming from him had me sweating, despite how cold and drenched I was. Cradling the alpha's lifeless body in my arms, I turned to see how the beast was advancing. Its large mouth opened, and loud growls erupted and deafened my ears. It didn't stop, some fireball was forming in its mouth and when it spat out to hit the king, I quickly fell on him. Covering the alpha's body with mine with hopes of blocking the attack when suddenly, something unreal happened “No…please be okay,” I kept muttering as I waited for the fire to blow me to smithereens when my eyes flickered open, looking around. The shield I saw earlier had formed a circle around us, blocking the fire from penetr

Reflex and training moved me. I stepped back, twisting, bringing my arm up. Magic surged to meet the motion. I’d been practicing the small shield for days. This time, I poured more into it. Heat rushed down my arm; my mark burned. A faint, silver‑blue shimmer snapped into place between his reaching hand and my chest. His fingers struck it. Pain ricocheted up my bone, but the shield held. Sparks of light skittered across its surface. He jerked his hand back with a curse.

"I stayed because I care about you. Because I'm not going to leave you alone to deal with this." A tear slipped down my cheek and he wiped it away with his thumb. "We're going to get out of here," he said. "Both of us. Together. I promise." I wanted to believe him. I wanted to believe that we could just walk away from all of this and go back to normal. But I didn't think normal existed anymore. "Lyra says I'm something called a shield," I said quietly. "She says that's why those men couldn't sense us in the forest. Why they can't smell me or hear me properly. She says I can hide things without meaning to."

Endless flames and demonic beasts poured out from the rift, plunging the mortal world into chaos and suffering. My father collapsed to his knees, looking at the devastation in despair. He knelt before me, weeping in remorse. “I’m sorry, Queenie. I’m really sorry. I wronged you and your mother, but these people are innocent. If you must kill, kill only me. Please spare them.” “They’re innocent, yet I’m not?” I laughed. “Did I deserve to have my one thousand years of cultivation destroyed? Did I deserve to be reduced to nothing? Did I deserve to die?”

“They want it to happen here. Inside Pack territory. Because a dead Omega inside Ashveil…” “Destroys the treaty,” Rook finishes, “Destroys your father's political leverage and also destroys the peace and puts both sides back at war with fresh wounds,” He pauses, “They don't just want you gone. They want your death to mean something.” I look at the letter on the table. . I fold it and put it in my jacket pocket. "Where is Caelum?" I ask. “With Soren. I told him about the letter twenty minutes ago.”

More dangerous. “He’s protecting her,” I said quietly. The words tasted like poison. “He’s not just backing off. He’s actively shielding her. Changing their whole strategy so they win without hurting her. His father’s been calling the AD nonstop trying to get her removed, and now Kane’s on the ice playing guardian angel.” The room went quiet. Liam shifted uncomfortably. Shadow watched me without speaking, always too observant. Riot cleared his throat. “You think he’s actually falling for her? Like the guys on his team were saying?”

He asked. “There’s a shield,” I said through my teeth. “I can’t get in.” Mulligan pressed a button on his earpiece. “There’s a shield. Find a way to break it,” he ordered. “There’s no time!” I growled. I stood up and ran toward the shield again with all my speed and strength. Electric bolts shot through my body, making me grit my teeth in pain. I wasn’t going to stop until this shield was broken. I ran into it again, and again. Each time, I felt the shield growing weaker. I ignored the pain. It was irrelevant to me.

Then he turns to me and say, “Now send him to hell where he belongs.” Raising my hands, I release the streams of fire towards Joshua, and he quickly puts up a wall to block the flames. That’s when Sal throws all he has from the other side at him, and Joshua raises his hand in the other direction putting a shield up towards Sal. I could see the pain in Joshua’s face as it took every ounce of strength, he had to keep the shield up from both Sal and I attacking him. His shield began to weaken but I too was becoming weak with all the energy and power I had used today, and I didn’t know how much longer I could hold on.

"Observe us." The first to strike was Aetherion. A golden fire blazed in our direction. I raised my hands, and all of a sudden— A shield developed. Not me. From us. From every one of us. The lovers from earlier cycles. The fighters. The ones who had lost and perished. We felt the flow of their might. The shield broke Aetherion's strike. His face grew serious. "This isn't feasible." Damon grinned. "When you had the chance, you ought to have killed us."