The Gate Guardian Novels & Stories

“We needed to cross the Reapers to reach the next tower.” “What aren't you telling me?” I glanced sideways, noting his reactions. “Is there a guardian?” “Of course there is. Generally, those who free themselves from this sin can pass without a fight. But if you intended to get me out of here, King Lycan, you had to understand that I was not free from my sins.” The black wolf explained “I don't care. What should I expect from the guardian?” I growled, shrugging. “Such arrogance and conceit.” Lambert cast a lascivious look. “A supernatural wolf guards the exit gate, something you may have never seen or faced before.”

Their growing bond made deception nearly impossible. “Yes,” Aria admitted quietly. “I do.” “What kind of something?” Caleb asked, his voice tight with nervousness. Aria struggled to find the right words. “The first chamber felt angry. Heavy. Like something ancient was pressing directly against our minds, testing our strength.” She paused, searching for clarity. “This place feels different. Quieter. Almost watchful.” The guardian finally broke its long silence as they reached the far side. “This gate was not built to contain rage,” it intoned, its deep voice resonating through the passage. It halted before the massive doorway. “It was built to test intention.”

They all shuddered at his ruthlessness. “How can we trust you that you will also let our world go?” Arlen asked. “After all, our world still has the Gate.” he said. They nodded in agreement with what Arlen said. “You don’t know?” Nicht looked at them in surprise. “You only have to kill the guardian of the Gate so that the Gate would also disappear.” He answered. They were stunned. Nicht maliciously smiled. “So you don’t know…” he muttered. “The Gate only appears because someone was born to guard it. In short, its guardian was born.” He said. “Kill its guardian and the Gate disappears!” he told them.

I shouted at her, hoping she could hear me while she was in the Moon Goddess realm. “A seventh Guardian Knight has been selected, he will be what completes the Guardian Knight bond,” she said in an eerie, ethereal voice. I was confused as I thought Ellie was supposed to make the last selection but in the same breath, I was worried because I didn’t want that light and energy to draw others to us before we were ready.

Vale walked into the cave and drew her staff. “So, you’re the guardian of the sword?” asked Vale. “I am the Gate Guardian of the Earth Breaker.” Said the guardian standing up. “Well, I am going to challenge you for that sword.” Said Vale removing her cloak. “Very well, your challenge is accepted.” Said the guardian. The guardian then pulled out a Doom card, which made Vale take a step back at the sight of the card.

Yet, I knew who it was before it even spoke. "You are not welcome," the figure growled its voice a low, gravelly whisper that resonated through my bones. I froze, my blood turning to ice. The Guardian of the Gate had appeared. Lucien had warned me of such beings—the protectors of the boundary between worlds. They would not let anyone pass without proving their worth. But I hadn’t expected it to come this way, not with the form of someone I’d once called my tormentor. The figure took a step forward, and the mist parted, revealing a faint outline of the guardian's form. Its eyes—bright, burning with an unnatural fire—focused on me with unnerving intensity.

" Georgia said to her. She was energetic now. She thought she can do it. Then the two walked together. Beside the gate, there was actually him, the guardian of this place in white robes. Just the Guardian was tricky. With his white robes, he can hide together with the gate is any place as long as it is white. Georgia and Ji stopped at him. "Give me the key," Georgia asked. "No." A sudden refusal made by the guardian. 'Ah—! This guy!' Georgia yelled in her mind. But then she calmed down. "Okay. Can you please give me the key and let us go?" Georgia said pleasingly. "Still no." Another refusal. "You!" Georgia is in the point of killing him. "Georgia, let me." Ji stopped Georgia from going bers

My Beta asked. "If that is the case, then I will be glad to have her and our pack will finally have a Luna. But I am not going to push her to accept me if she does turn out to be," I replied. When we finally arrived at the Lunar Eclipse pack, we were greeted at the main gate by a guard shack with two tall wolves dressed like they looked like they were on the set of Men in Black. And I couldn't help but chuckle at the sight of them. They seemed so serious at the post, but when they saw us pulling up they were all friendly. "Such an overkill, on outfit choice your Alpha has you wearing while on guard duty, don't you think?" I asked them. They looked at me perplexed. I just smiled at them and w

“That’s a good one Luna.” “I’m afraid it’s not a joke sweetie” Harriett replied. “Luna Maria was the previous goddess guardian and has passed the pendant onto you at the goddess’s request.” “Wait…wait….wait…what?” Sonya choked out. “It’s true Sonya” Maria said “I was the guardian for many years before you were born. Once you were born the goddess came to me and said that you were to be the next guardian generation.” “What does that mean? Like what do I do with it?” Sonya asked.

I brought my claws back out and looked through the peephole on the door to see a few men standing outside the door. "Who is it?" I called out. "We're Mr. Mazur's Guardians." One of them answered. "We're here to protect Rosemarie." I opened the door cautiously but allowed the men entrance. "As long as you don't call her Rosemarie to her face, you'll probably get through the night without a scratch," I said with a smirk. The Guardians entered and glanced around the room. "Where is Ms. Hathaway?" One of them asked. He seemed older, more experienced, but he eyed me with a harsh glare.