Skeleton Soldier Couldn't Protect Novels & Stories

The firewall that was protecting the rest of the normal soldiers was now gone, leaving them to fend themselves. The damage that he took wasn’t massive but he had to preserve his strength in case something unimaginable happened. Thus, he really needed assistance while he was recovering. But, the enemy was even faster to take advantage of the situation. He pushed the soldier to his side and the fire sword blocked the spear of one of the Death Knights stabbing forward from his left. CLANG! But then, another Death Knight launched itself in the air by stepping on the shoulders of its comrade with the spear and slammed down with a war axe.

The impact violently shattered the bone into shards, but the skeletal horse kept moving, its riderless sword swinging blindly through the snow. "Form a defensive perimeter ring!" Beta Thomas shouted, his sword slicing clean through a rotted zombie's neck. The royal soldiers violently clashed with the endless tide of undead warriors, the sounds of snapping metal and fracturing bone echoing across the ridges. Our soldiers were ruthlessly cutting their own palms to coat their swords in blood, but the sheer, overwhelming volume of the undead warriors was rendering our physical strength useless. For every twenty we killed forty more dragged themselves out of the widening sulfur cracks.

The winged companions of the stermons dashed their way and snatched some soldiers that didn't make it. The road split open and the buildings shatter to their knees as more stermons approach out of the smoke. Nymphs raised their wands and formed a circle in a London square. The flapping of the wings of the winged skeletons created a dust devil that covered the atmosphere with dust fog making the soldiers have limited sight. “Abort! Abort! We need to retreat!” Screamed by a soldier, sweating as he stares at the controls with warning signs. “We can’t see the enemy sir! Our eyesight is covered with dust!” Says another soldier, goes down of the ladder and turns to the leader in the controls.

He lunged forward to attack. "Damn it!" There was a savage look on the skeletal old man's face as he quickly took out a skeleton shield to block Chase's attack. He tried to conduct a sneak attack on Chase at the same time. "Get lost!" Chase punched, and the skeleton shield was broken to pieces. This sight sent chills down the skeletal old man's spine. Fear filled his heart. The shield had been refined using the bones of a thousand-year-old vampire. It was incomparably solid, and even an ordinary true master of martial arts would not be able to dent it if they used full force on it. However, it could not take one punch from this little bastard.

The wolf barely flinched, spinning around to rip the rifle from the shooter’s hands. "They are bulletproof," Dr. Aris Thorne’s voice crackled over my secure radio, thick with disbelief. She was monitoring the perimeter feeds from the safety of the Throne Room. "Elara, the kinetic dispersal of their mutated skeletons is absorbing the impact. It is a total tactical slaughter." "Silas will not rely on bullets for long," I replied, keeping my eyes on the shifting battlefield. "He knows the anatomy of the mountain. He will target the resonance." My prediction materialized a fraction of a second later.

What on Earth was he? As all of them guarded their grounds as they stared at this upcoming intruder, a sudden attack from him shocked them all. "Everyone, evade!" Winter shouted, as they all jumped away from the attack. The attack looked like a beam of ashes that went straight to the ground, and after making contact, burned the area around, causing smokes. As Lucas crouched down, he looked at this skeleton in contempt. Luckily, as he checked his teammates, none of them were hurt. He looked over the area that the skeleton attacked, now burning. "You can burn, too…" he whispered, feeling a bizarre recollections within him.

A vicious, overwhelming aura emanated from the skeleton almost instantaneously. James and Zeno were swept several meters away due to the skeleton’s aura as they were caught completely off-guard. Meanwhile, the skeleton scanned the surroundings and rose up in the air. Then, it flew toward the sky at an incredible speed. “Stop right there!” Zeno shouted and quickly went after the skeleton. Just as Zeno was about to catch up to the skeleton, it turned around abruptly and blasted two laser beams from its eye sockets aiming at Zeno. Zeno could sense the threatening force of the skeletonʼs attack, and he swiftly dodged out of the way.

He roared into the stiff atmosphere, knowing that his wife's killer would still be around somewhere in the dark night. As the bright sun rays flooded their faces, the shadows of their bloody and painful past disappeared, not forever…. Only for a while. ***************************** "Enemy dead?" The dark-haired heavily prosthetic assassin slowly pronounced and inquired. "What remains does not represent any sort of a threat," came the same answer. "...now what?"

There was only the next threat, and the next. Headlights swept across the front windows, followed by the screech of tires and the slam of car doors — Declan’s men, finally, pouring through the front entrance with weapons drawn, shouting orders, fanning out to secure the remaining guards still groaning on the floor. The tide turned in an instant, five against two becoming five against a dozen, and the Ghost saw it happen in real time.

"Yes, but we can talk about that later. It's the least important thing right now." Liv shut her mouth with a snap and stared at him for several long beats before speaking again. "Okay, then." Her eyes raised to the ceiling looking like she was weighing what she wanted to say next. "So, you're immortal?" "Not exactly. We can be killed but it is difficult. We heal quickly. As you could see, Asta was perfectly fine when she was in here earlier. Our bodies can heal most wounds if we can shift." Brodi sat up straight. "We are exceptional warriors. In today's world, the only thing that could kill us would be a bullet to the brain. That would not allow us to have the capacity to shift, so we would