The Lion Guard Lion Guard Novels & Stories

He was well aware the Queen was worried about him. “Very well then,” said the Queen. She instructed the guards to get everything ready before leading everyone outside to the square. Soon, ten huge metal cages, each with a giant Golden Lion inside, were brought into the square. The Golden Lions measured thirty-nine feet tall and sixteen feet wide. They were covered in golden fur, making them look majestic and terrifying at the same time. Darryl was awe-struck. He finally understood why Marshall looked cocky when he mentioned the Golden Lions, for they were truly ferocious-looking. However, he still did not panic.

The red lion looking beasts had rounded them up and were coming closer to them. "These must be creatures of magic, have nothing to do with reality, have never seen a beast like this in my life" confessed the Chief Guard before he drew his sword. He knew that even though they stood no chance of defeating the entire beasts he wasn't ready to go down with his Queen without a fight. Lume knew that they would be fighting to their death and so she stopped hiding behind him and picked a stick from the ground, readied to fight with it. The beast came coming closer to them and when they were almost upon them they stopped abruptly, turned and dispersed. The Chief Guard and Lume were both shocked as to

He hadn’t said a thing about it but Gabe wasn’t going to let him sit out on the topic. “You’re not going to help me out here?” Gabe asked. Leo leaned back in his chair, turned his head, and his eyes trailed over Gabe as he sat cross-legged beside me on the bed. “Nope,” Leo said. Gabe huffed but Leo just smiled at him. “I’m her guard, not her master. My job is to guard her against threats, wherever she goes. As long as she’s alive and breathing, I’m good.”

Let alone apologize. And now, here he was, an arm wrapped casually around Maya’s waist. Behind them were no longer just a pack of young wolves, but a squad of burly Shifter Guards in uniform. They stood lazily, but that suffocating predator aura was undeniable. A guard built like a grizzly bear spotted me and grinned, his voice rough. "Hey, Liam... isn't that your little human pet from back in the day? What was her name? Chloe?" Liam’s pupils shrank. He was clearly shocked to see me.

“No, no, no! Ai!” Now lifeless together with his world that should not end like this as he hated it all through and through, and from which his mind wouldn’t want to accept such. He screams as the golden flame of heaven came down unto the land and vaporizes everything in its path. Igniting it and worse by his hate and wrath, he completely loses it, as Cello commanded. “I name you, twelve guardians, twelve representatives of the elements and will be this world and the other dimensions known Gods and Goddess. Heed my command, guard your holders, and kept their hearts. For the flame of the now known God of the flame lion Leo will be ‘his’.”

Harmlessly crashing into the cliffside behind its intended target. "An anti-magic sword." He thought as he examined the large ruby blade. l "You're not bad kid. Pretty damn strong, if I don't say so myself." The lion spoke as he stood to his full height. "My name is White Mane! Leader of the Ruby lions." He then said, looking at Xolvion with keen interest. Xolvion didn't respond, instead, he walked over to Luna and placed a hand onto her shoulder as she had turned back into her human form.

He yelled mid-air right before landing on the water, causing enormous blasts of water flying everywhere. Drax groaned angrily as the gigantic waves swept them away from their position. Liam had a larger than average surface area. He was not fat per se, he was just somewhat huge. When they were in college, some people even thought he was Drax’s bodyguard because they were always together, and they knew Drax's dad was influential. When the waters settled, he shot Liam that irate look again. “Grrr... You’re so puerile!” he fumed.

I work as a security guard at a luxury residential complex. My daily routine is simple but demands attention to detail. I register visitors, patrol the grounds, help residents park or move items, and handle occasional emergencies. One morning, a man suddenly showed up at the security booth. He wore an expensive suit and a luxury watch—clearly one of the wealthy residents. He placed a paper bag full of cash on the table and said: “Could you do me a favor in the underground parking garage? Afterward, this money is yours.”

Diamond whined. “Okay.” Kydence rolled her eyes. “Just stop whining! You’re a frickin’ Shadow Guard! The top Shadow Guard, stop acting like such a girl.” Kydence scolded her beast. “But I am a girl.” Diamond stuck her tongue out her human.

The lion was seen lying next to Kenzie's body and resting its head on the asphalt as if it were guarding Kenzie's body there. Then Daniel's mind flashed back to a memory where this incident was very familiar from a few years ago. At that time Kenzie asked to keep the lion after feeling sorry for the lion who was shunned by his group. The lion was named Leon and he always lay down next to Kenzie if he saw the boy sitting on the floor or lying down. Just like he did this time. Daniel realized that the lion was Leon. The little lion that Kenzie used to get along with and thought of as a cute cat.