The Invisible Guardian Cast Novels & Stories

Clad in a cloak that concealed their features, they exuded an aura of curiosity and intrigue. Luna narrowed her eyes, her voice laced with caution. "Who are you? And what do you want?" The figure chuckled softly, their voice echoing with an enigmatic tone. "I am known as the Guardian. I have been watching your journey, young warriors." Amelia stepped forward, her blades at the ready. "What do you mean, watching? Are you friend or foe?" The Guardian held up a hand in a calming gesture. "Fear not, Amelia. I am neither friend nor foe. I am a witness to the events that unfold in this realm, a keeper of secrets and knowledge."

The moon was as whole as it could get, shining so much light that seeing was not a problem for me, for anyone. As I got closer to the gates, the screams and howls became more and more pronounced with each step. Instantly, I developed a little bit of cold feet when I heard my husband’s voice. Frederick wasn’t safe. With somewhat bravery, I marched to the gates and parted them revealing the army of lycans and some warlocks and vampyres battling one another. “Dona mihi inuisibilitas” I said casting a spell. I became invisible to the eyes of both lycans and vampyres alike. I made my way past the gate that was being guarded by some vampyre swordsmen and warlocks.

Those people had the gift of sixth sense, which meant they could perceive things that other people couldn’t, like ghosts, future events, and princesses taking a stroll way past bedtime. One such clairvoyant guard was coming closer with his spear pointed menacingly at her. Unfortunately, behind her Slayer mask, there was no way for him to recognize she was the princess. Meanwhile, the rest of the guards remained at their posts, confused who their fellow guard was addressing. Aki steeled herself. There was no turning back now. Once the guard grabbed or struck her, she wouldn’t be able to maintain the level of concentration needed to keep herself invisible. She had to do something.

I inhale again, comforted by the faint smell of lavender coming in from the hall. “We are honored to have Grand Master Albert and Grand Mage Ruth joining us tonight,” Tabatha says, smile on her face. She admires Ruth especially, whose claim to witch-fame is perfecting an invisibility spell. Many tried the spell before and disappeared—literally. Whether they turned themselves so invisible not even their familiar could find them, or they vanished into another realm, no one knows.

He said yes; he is a guar… spirit. Guardian spirits, they say, are invisible protectors assigned at birth to watch over us. Some believe only children or the gifted see them. Their job is to ward off danger and give comfort, even when we’re alone. Guardian spirit? I ask her. She nods. I tell Cadmus everything over the link. I’m speechless, really, but relieved that someone is looking out for her. Glad you’re relaxing. Do I have a choice? I ask him Nope, listen and rest. I’m heading to your dad’s office. Wish me luck.

he said as they concentrate on their enemies. Merfoy is left inside the castle as he protects the townspeople who are not involved in the war as well as the royalties. He built an invisible white wall to protect the townspeople on the other side while the opposite corner are the royalties as he release some of his white warriors to protect the castle door. “Are you sure the three can handle the battle with the soldiers?” Queen Rui asks. “They are stronger than you imagine your highness,” Merfoy answered as he looked around for some settlement.

No one can figured out what it is unless you a certain role to see it and Grandpa Su has that role since five years ago. Unfortunately, the invisible God’s pattern can only be seen after the coming of apocalypse in order to hide her from dangers that hinder her. Grandpa Su smiled as he looked satisfied on Psyche Flint’s calm but confident countenance. ‘However, I wouldn’t tell the world about Psyche Flint unless she’s strong enough to defend herself and those people around her. For now, I will be your guardian’ he said to himself and stood up. “Then, Psyche Flint, how should we start?” he asked and decided to become her advisor and guide.

James said the moment he saw Sophia “where is John?” Sophia asked as they both walked towards the crime scene “he went deep into the forest to search for clues of where the attacker went to, we have to go take a look the police are still there and the crime scene is still intact” James said again while they walked to the scene Gold casted an invisibility spell on them “ I have casted and invisibility spell, no one will see us when we are there, except the person has a third eyes, please try not to hit anyone we have to be careful”

With guards like these, no wonder the assailant had been able to get that dangerously close to Sia. “Well . . . I’ll be heading back now,” Julian said as he stood up from the chair. “It was nice chatting with you guys. See you around.” The guard who was still awake nodded and focused back on the TV screens. Julian left the room smirking. He had done his job without them even noticing. After all, he was called Lucifer for more than just one reason. Although these two guards had been the easiest he’d ever dealt with. If only all the people he went up against were this sloppy.

Alicia's POV There was a solemn silence. A quietness that took an extended time than I had anticipated. I challenged the likelihood of Arnold standing before us and made an effort to peep. I lifted my head slowly but my eyes only met with the vicious smirk of a guard instead. The guard seems like he was delighted that the half-burnt guard was in trouble. "Abel, meet me later" Arnold muttered softer than I had predicted. "Yes, your Highness" the half-burnt guy who I now acknowledge as Abel responded.