Shield Hero Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Shyam felt an impending sense of doom. He shielded the True-Sun Fist without much thought, but the radiant sword light soon descended and struck the bronze shield before him with a colossal force. At that moment, Shyam could only watch in horror as cracks formed all over the shield. The shockwave then caused the shield to shatter, and the fragments shot out in all directions. Shyam's pupils contracted as he witnessed the scene and felt a bad feeling sinking in. The protective barrier that he cast just moments ago succumbed to the residual power of the sword light. The barrier was torn apart and landed right into his chest.

She actually can't win an argument against you. He was completely in spectator mode, as if none of this concerned him. I was so angry I could feel smoke rising from the top of my head. "Shane, do you think you look cool fanning the flames like this?"

Shaid said with pride, her mate was an excellence warrior there was a reason he was a commander. “Well, I guess you will figure it out since he is your mate. You should know him better then anyone, meaning you should know what to do to get him out of the way, so we can get the hacker.” Summer said, Shaid took back her earlier compliment. “Look I’m telling you there is no way that anyone, including me is going to get Shadow to leave the hacker unprotected.” “Well that means we will have to just get rid of him.” Urrale said, as power surged threw her fingers. “NO! You will not kill him!” Shaid said, facing off with Urrale, she would fight to the death to protect her mate.

Shaun's P.O.V. I lie Sherri on the bed when we reach the bedroom. I can't believe she already let me mark her. We've only known each other for a few hours. I thought it would take longer to convince her because she didn't know anything about shifters. However, she was adamant that we do it now, and I wasn't going to argue. She's mine now.

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

I felt her slipping farther from my reality. Two more knives materialized out of thin air and cut me good. My surrounding men had all fled or been hit with knives. The man before me was formidable he wouldn't allow stray bullets to ring out and cause panick or pin us to a chaotic scene. "Shields please." I started to panick as the blood began slipping from my body. I felt my heartbeat slow to a loud thump as my head went light and the dizziness claimed my perception. I pleaded, "You and I were best friends Reece, we were brothers. How'd you let a woman come between us? She was mine first, I got her first."

"Listen Burney. I don't want to cause you trouble, but one of two things are about to happen. Either you come with me and take me to Aaron, or I can beat you bloody and tear this place apart looking for him. I know which one I'd rather, how about you?" He towered head and shoulders above me, but even with his extra height, he wasn't anywhere near as broad as Aaron, and I doubt his fighting as good. It didn’t matter though. I was useless without a weapon, even more so injured, but he didn’t know that. All he'd know was that I’d been in a wrestling match with a Shadow Man and won. He let out an exasperated sigh, obviously frustrated with the situation, and no doubt me. "I was told not to let a

“I just want my family back.” “And I just want your power,” she said. “Hand it over.” “I can’t give what I don’t own,” I cried. “You lie!” she shrieked. “It’s inside you. I feel it.” “I don’t even know how to use half of it,” I said. “Then let me cut it out.” She hurled a third blast. I lifted both arms and shouted an old phrase I barely remembered. A blue shield sprang up. The blast shattered against it with a thunderclap.

I was a shy, introverted kid, minding my own business, when I found myself cornered by a group of bullies. No one else dared to step in and help me, and I remember feeling so helpless and alone. That’s when Shelly stepped in. Out of nowhere, she emerged like a superhero, and she didn’t hesitate for a moment. Shelly, with her bold demeanor and unyielding spirit, punched one of the bullies squarely in the face. From that moment on, our bond was sealed. We became inseparable friends, forming a connection that went beyond just companionship. It was almost like we were sisters, bound by some unseen force that fate had crafted just for us.

Was it possible for a street to expand? “Hera, you’re doing it again!” Shaking her head, Hera looked ahead and found a gigantic man smashing the air before them. She wouldn’t have bothered, thinking that he had already lost his marbles, if she hadn’t heard the thumping echo reverberating in the small space they were huddled in. Without wasting time, she sprinted toward him, stopping for a moment when he smashed his clenched fist in the air once again. Starting from where his hands had touched, an almost invisible ripple flashed and spread all around them. There she confirmed that Sheels’s shield was shaped like a dome.