Squid Game Guard Circle Novels & Stories

The circle is our only way to enter our world. As I sit contemplating, My phone lights up with an incoming call from one of the guards that I have assigned to keep watch over the Star Gazer. Yes, after all the shit last time with the Mafia, I have the Star Gazer on twenty-four-hour watch. Erin would probably kill me if she ever found out that I have my men watching over her and the Star Gazer, but she is my mate, and I will protect her at all costs; I answer the call with my heart in my mouth. This feeling of worrying over a mate is a strange sensation to me. “What’s up, buddy?” I say with a frown as I take the call.

After a big meal in the restaurant, he bade goodbye to George and headed to the square alone. By the time Wilbur arrived at the square, there was already a huge crowd. This day was a promotion match and a positioning match. The guards were divided into Senior Guards, Middle Guards, and Junior Guards. Those who passed the preliminary round yesterday and won three games in a row today would be competing against the Junior Guards in the fourth game. The winner would be granted the title of a Junior Guard. However, if he won the fourth game and obtained the position of the Junior Guard, the participant must withdraw from the challenge to keep this identity.

“They are protecting this pack,” Jazzy said through her teeth. “How do they know where you are?” “Do you see any orbs of light?” Zagreus asked. She squinted her eyes at the shield and on the very top she saw one orb of light where the shield was originally cast. “I see one, yes,” Jazzy said feeling and sounding annoyed.

Just before he could open his mouth to speak, I looked up and saw Theresa being escorted into the dining hall by another guard. It all started to look suspicious to me. I began to think the worst, but I tried to cover it up with reckless optimism. Fuck! I didn't want to believe that he knew about our plan all along. That shouldn't be possible. Only Drax and his team at the blood moon pack knew about the operation, and there is absolutely no way they'll let the plan leak carelessly into Damian's palms. "Have a seat." He said, pointing towards a chair on the dining table. I moved closer, and pulled the chair backwards so I could sit.

"So let's do it. Susan, do you want to do the honors?" Susan just nodded her head in an affirmative way and extended her hand to leg of the letter 'H' in the Hogwarts shield embedded on the table. Touching it, the section with the Raven in the shield lit up in a soft blue light. Following her example, the Fat Friar extended his hand and touched another leg of the 'H', and a soft yellow light lit up the Badger section of the shield. The Bloody Baron and Sir Robert did the same, and extended their hands to touch the other two legs in the 'H' of the Hogwarts shield, and were answered by each section of the shield lighting up, the Lion with a soft red light, and the Serpent with a soft green lig

"We need to make him go away for a few days, have you figured out anything about the barrier?" Gia had been lurking around the walls. She tried to find the enchanted circle that created the barrier. However, the walls were strongly guarded, and the circle was very well hidden. It was nearly impossible to find it. "No, I hadn't found anything about it," she was growing anxious, the guards had already seen her several times and were beginning to be suspicious. "I don't think we can deactivate it, we must find a way to break it." He knew she was telling the truth, they should focus on finding a crack and get inside from it instead of trying to find the circle. However, that will take some time,

Akane uttered. The blonde girl suddenly holds her hand, "Don't think of other things. Let's focus on ourselves." Akane smiled, and hold her hand tightly, "Yes, Himari. Whatever happens, I will protect you." The guards then silently walked out of the circle stage and went towards the only door visible in this place, and guard it. As soon as they stomp their feet once again, a translucent glass wall instantly covered the whole stage, coming from below. "W-what is happening?" everyone was in a panic and went to the glass wall to slam and tried to break it, but it won't even show a sign of a crack nor scratch.

This was it—the game that would decide which pack claimed the ultimate glory of the league. "Names?" the security guard at the inner sanctum growled. "Isaac Corres and Derek Coleman," Isaac answered, watching the guard’s eyes flicker with recognition. The guard waved them through toward the private family lounge. It was a sprawling space, designed for the high-energy pups of the pro-circuit wolves. A massive screen dominated one wall, and the floor was littered with toys. In the corner, at a low table covered in building blocks, Mateo Vega was deep in concentration, with Valeria sitting across from him. Standing like a dark sentinel behind them was Santiago, already fully armored in his Warh

They moved with a precision that only years of combined training could cultivate. The tension was palpable as they neared the Obsidian Heart, a chamber pulsating with dark energy, located deep within the heart of the obsidian monolith. Each footstep was measured, each breath carefully controlled, a testament to their unwavering focus. The guards around the chamber proved more formidable than anticipated; a last-ditch defense formed by some of the Circle’s elite sorcerers.

His voice was a low, dangerous rumble that made the guard shiver. "Yes, sir," the guard replied, wiping sweat from his forehead. "But only five of our elite guards are in the meeting hall right now. The members of the inner circle are starting to panic. They’re scared, sir. The enemies have become much more serious and harsh. They didn't just scout the area—they came to kill."