Shield Hero Crossover Fanfiction Novels & Stories

She screamed. “Hello father,” I heard another gun cock, and a smile crossed my face when I recognized who the voice belonged to. Heather’s fist landed on my stomach in a hard blow, as she tried to get me off her, but I wasn’t going to yield so easily. I drove my fists hard into her face. Seeing I was atop her, it gave me more edge. I hit her with all the strength I possessed which wasn’t much considering I’d committed so much of my energy into shifting not too long ago.

The impact slowly push me back as she keeps increasing the strength of the laser trying to burn through my scythe Because my bond with the Death Scythe hasn’t matured, it lacks in strength and can’t keep up with the laser. Death Scythe starts to crack and slowly the laser is starting to cut through it and within a matter of time it cuts through it and into my heart, burning me to crisp “Ah shit! I killed him” I emerge from beneath her shadow and land an uppercut on her jaw. She falls on her feet unable to get up after using up most of her strength. Blood drops from the shoulder i sustained the laser damage. I switched places with a shadow clone in time before the laser could reach my heart

"Sophia, don’t believe their lies. Our love, our bond, it's real. Trust in that." The vision of Alex began to fade, but his voice remained, echoing with conviction. "Remember our journey, Sophia. Remember our love." Closing my eyes, I drew upon every memory, every moment we had shared. With a fierce shout, I pushed against the oppressive shadows with newfound strength, fueled by love and determination. The barrier began to crack, the dark energy recoiling from the power of my emotions. A beam of light pierced through, dispelling the darkness and revealing the true form of the chamber.

Shaun grunted in pain. She took the chance and shoved him off, flinging the blanket aside as she jumped out of bed and bolted from the room. She was gone. Shaun touched the corner of his mouth. It was bleeding. She had actually made him bleed. That wild little kitten. Chelsea's voice kept going on the other end. "Are you even listening to me? Hello?" The warmth in Shaun's eyes vanished, replaced with a cold, distant expression. He parted his lips and said flatly, "You're crossing a line. We're just friends."

Caleb let out a short breath. “And how exactly did this happen? Did you accidentally stub your toe on the desert and summon hell?” I looked at Blaze. “He turned his finger into a claw.” Sheila swore under her breath. Caleb froze. “Say that again real slow,” he said. I repeated, “He shifted his finger and cut his palm.” Caleb’s face dropped open. “You shifted?” he asked Blaze. Blaze didn’t answer immediately. “Partially.” There was a long silence. Caleb’s shoulders slumped.

I blurted it out. “Are you sleeping with Coach Cross?” blood drained from her face, and she took a step inside, making way for me. I pushed past her, already angry. “I can't believe you listen to lies about me.” “Oh, no you don't, Sera,” I hissed. “You will not call what I am certain about lies.” “What do you mean?” She cried out desperately. “The late nights. The calls, coming back all sweaty. I play this game with you and you don't break a sweat when we are together.”

I stood there with my mouth open and nothing else coming out. “I don’t know,” Kieran said, his voice shaky. He ran a trembling hand through his hair, pacing the small space between my bed and the door. “I told him the barriers were secure. I told him no one had crossed over. I was so certain, but she must’ve found a way. She must be more powerful than I anticipated, to phase through. And now she has him, and I don’t—I don’t know where they are or what she’s doing to him, or—”

"Traitor. An ally to a murderer." Crystal rolled her eyes, unimpressed. "Your lines are weak, man. Try some originality for once." But I could see it—beneath the anger, beneath the venom. The hurt. The pain he was trying to hide. He was deeply wounded. Crystal was his soulmate. She was supposed to marry him. "You think you’re so clever," Shahar continued, his voice thick with sarcasm. "You think you can double-cross us and walk away unscathed, you two airheads?"

It was still early and the chances of Lills being asleep and waiting was tiny, but I couldn't help but wonder. I hadn’t had the courage to go there yet, not with the news I carried. But I was finally alone, safe and feeling homesick for her. I closed my eyes and slipped the silver band from my finger. The back of my eyelids glowed white and the world around me changed. I was standing in the middle of our room at the scorchers nest. I let out a defeated sigh, knowing it'd been too much to hope for. I should've gone back then and there, but I had time on my side and nothing else better to do.

Her lips peeled back in a show of menace that rivaled his, and she had barely finished when he launched himself at her, claws extended, teeth bared. In a fluid movement that surprised the both of us, Lea sidestepped him, but Alex was relentless as he crouched to the ground and flung himself at us again. This time, his claw caught on the tip of her ears and Lea barked, backing away slowly to study him and settle on a course of action. ‘Liam throws himself at his opponents and leaves his belly exposed. The next time he does so, attack.’ Hector’s voice echoed in my mind, though to my surprise only I felt startled by the revelation. Or at least I did, until I remembered how he had partially mark