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It was better if she kept her distance because I didn’t want to have a moment of weakness and mistake her for my Azura. Even if they looked the same, I was determined to stay loyal to the Azura that I knew and loved. This one was simply her doppelganger. I needed to just do my duty as her Guardian and make sure that the Dragon Stone inside her was safe. My only true mate died forty years ago, and it was now time that I faced it. No longer hungry, I pushed my plate away and left the table. Wanting to get out of the house for a while, I made my way toward the front door. I didn’t know where I was going to go, but as long as it wasn’t here, I didn’t care.

She kept on wondering how he's been doing and worrying if he's alright. Keir was the guardian. No matter how much she turn everything upside down, it won't change what was written in the prophecy. She have the evidences about it. According to those lost pages from the ancient book of the great battle of the three realms that she had found back at his grandfather's house, someone who have the ability to heal on their own is the guardian. And Keir had shown it before her eyes. But the story doesn't end here. Those two lost pages didn't only talk about the guardian but also of the heir of destruction. The moment she read the other one, it was like the whole world just dropped over her, crushing

This novella is the 9th book in the Guardian series, the 5th in the Guardian Next Generation series. While it can be read as a stand-alone book, references will be made to other events and people without full description of those events here. It is recommended that you read the other books in this series before this one. ---------

The South Regent had told her everything, and she was shocked when she learned that Jeremy had decided to put himself in harm's way. Jeremy had done well, perfectly completing what her brother could not accomplish. It was just unfortunate that he got involved with someone as useless as Stephen. Now, all their efforts were wasted. Both Fabian and Jeremy had sacrificed themselves for nothing. Ethan took out two books and handed them to Ginny. "Before Jeremy left, he got these signed for you." Ginny took the books, momentarily lost in thought. They were Ethan's globally bestselling works, each with his signature on the first page. Getting Ethan's autograph was something her brother had wanted t

THE FINAL GUARDIAN. At the heart of the chamber, **Kyra** stood facing the towering pedestal holding the ancient book. The trials had affected both her and her companions, however, their resolve remained steadfast. Eldon, Marcus, and Selene stood on each side of her, their gaze locked on the guardian who had returned. The guardian's sinister light shimmered in their dark eyes. "He declared you have shown your worth," he stated. However, the ultimate challenge still exists. To win the book, only one person can challenge me.

Which honestly should have surprised nobody. The ancient guardian appeared carrying a book nearly as large as Althea. The little girl immediately pointed at it. Apparently approving. Order looked pleased. Naturally. He placed the text on the table. "I found something." Every person in the room immediately stopped what they were doing. That alone told me how desperate we were. Order opened the book carefully. The pages looked ancient. Older than most kingdoms. The writing glowed faintly. Hunter leaned closer. Chaos actually became serious.

Focusing on the image of unity, of working together, Evie held the book out towards the guardian. The creature's gaze fixated on the book, its red eyes flickering with curiosity. A low rumble emanated from its throat as the images from the book seemed to bleed into its own consciousness. It tilted its head, a gesture that could be interpreted as understanding. Emboldened, Evie flipped through the pages, focusing on different emotions – trust, strength, purpose. With each image, the bond between them seemed to strengthen. The guardian's initial apprehension gave way to a sense of tentative acceptance.

One little girl tripped, scattering the books she carried. Before anyone else could react, Nova knelt to help gather them. "Thank you," the child said shyly. Nova noticed the title of one book. Heroes of Blackthorn. She smiled. "Do you like stories?" The little girl nodded enthusiastically. "I want to become a Guardian one day." "Why?" "So I can protect people." Nova gently handed back the last book. "Then remember something." The girl looked up. "The greatest Guardians protect people long before they ever have to draw a sword."

"I am so deeply sorry for the harm I caused while corrupted. For the lives taken. The suffering spread. It was never what I wanted. Never my true purpose." The trinity bond suddenly pulsed between us three. Strong. Complete. Like something clicking perfectly into place. Our purpose was fulfilled. We'd come here to stop the beast. But really we'd come to save a guardian. To restore balance. Elara stepped forward carefully. One hand over her belly protective. "What happens now?" she asked quietly. The guardian knelt gracefully. Brought itself eye level with her pregnant stomach. "Your daughter is the last of the light guardians," it said reverently. "The final one born. The most powerful. She

I didn't get what her point was by showing this picture to me, so I patiently waited for her to explain. "The Golden armor and wings you saw are the symbol of a high-rank guardian or head of the guardians. And According to data, we have the last guardian who died in war saving us all. Other than that we have no information available about her and her family but I heard from some elders tales that the whole blood life of the previous Guardian was wiped out in that war. That's all we have but if you wish to know more you can ask for a visit to higher authorities. Well, I thought they were going to meet you, they don't like meeting anyone other than work but you can try your luck."