The Owl House Golden Guard Novels & Stories

A bird landed on the front gate, regarded the world briefly, and flew away. I watched it go. And said nothing else. Aria’s Point of view I was halfway through my morning tea when I heard the commotion downstairs. Raised voices. Heavy footsteps. The sharp, official tone of someone who’d come on pack business. I set down my cup carefully and waited. Within moments, Olive appeared at my chamber door. Her expression was carefully blank, the way it had been for two weeks now, ever since I’d gone back to Kade. “Luna,” she said, her voice formal, distant. “There are guards here. From the main house. They’re carrying the Alpha’s staff.”

That, it will do him no good if he tries to give it back. The two children were left amazed by the golden card that was displayed inside the glass container. it says the word... Herald's Property A picture of a house with trees on its back can be seen. "It is now yours... Aren't you saving money to buy land and build a house in your name?" Oliver knew for sure that Herald won't accept it if he give im a big amount of money or a luxurious mansion. That is why he ordered Kim to find a good and decent house that is large enough for a quite big family to live.

She didn’t want Ella to know anything as she was still pissed at them. But now she was beyond happy, seeing the kids in front of her, looking scared and small was more than enough and she couldn’t imagine how Olivia and Wilder would be feeling presently. She poured out wine for herself. She felt so proud of the guard because initially she didn’t think he’d be able to pull it off with the crazy idea about using wolves to raise false alarms. She was so proud of the guard because not only did he know Wilder’s schedule but he also knew how Jeremy thought and was even skillful enough to pick the lock on the door.

Every muscle in my body tensed as the sound grew louder, joined by others until it became a chorus of approaching wolves. “They’re here,” Rook said, his voice grim. “And it’s too late to turn back.” Oswald was already moving, barking orders to the guards as the pack mobilized. Hazel grabbed the pendant and shard from the table, tucking them safely away. I followed Oswald to the door, my heart pounding as I prepared for the battle to come.

He just lifts an eyebrow, folding one leg over the other and leaning back in his chair. “Please. I always knew you were the ambitious one of you and your sister.” Caitlyn says, waving her hand. “Just tell him where Oloron resides in the pack..” “Mother than is not relevant right now.” Crean interrupts, making Caitlyn’s eyes darken with anger, but she takes a deep breath and exhales. “I mean, we need to know the movement of the guards of the borders to the Gold Moon pack. It’s of utmost importance.” I just cock my head to the side, glancing between mother and son.

It was Leah, with the cabin’s first aid kit and a flashlight. The moon reappeared, and now Shannon could make out Larry securing Duffy’s hands behind his back with handcuffs. The fight had left Duffy’s companion the moment Larry had quite literally shot the pistol out of his hand. But just in case either one of the intruders got twitchy, the man that Pete had referred to as Larry’s uncle seemed to be taking great pleasure in leveling his shotgun at both intruders to ensure they remained cooperative. Shannon saw the lights of police cars and ambulances coming down the long driveway toward the cabin, and she stood and waved her arms.

“Someone has to balance your charm.” Luca laughed quietly, a soft sound that didn’t belong in the tense pre-dawn air. Ghost couldn’t help but notice it, the way it cut through the anxiety, grounding him in a way he hadn’t felt in years. By mid-morning, the Serpents were in position. The warehouse loomed in the distance, metal walls gleaming under the gray sky. Ghost crouched on the ridge above, binoculars trained on the perimeter. Scouts moved along the fence, rifles slung carelessly, confident that nothing would happen today.

Then trotted towards my room. It wasn't the end of the realm just yet. And exactly like Keyleth words, Aunt Aurelia stood cross armed in front of my door, the bridges of her shoulders so straight and even, there was no doubt why she was chosen as a general. “I’d start with what the fuck was that Oliver, but then that would be going against the orders your father laid for me.” Aunt Aurelia sighed when I got to her. “You have five goddamn minutes to shift out of your wolven form and meet me at the court yard.”

Gunner moves his hips back and forth, pretending he is spanking something in front of him, while making a high pitch moaning sound, “Oh, Kill… You hot alpha heir who is madly smitten by me…Yeah, pump my wolf out of me and make me your Luna…” He looks and sounds so comical doing it that I have a hard time holding my laughter when my dad and his beta open the front doors to the pick-up truck. Making Gunner and me stand in attention and swallow our laughter. The two doors behind them open, too. Revealing, no other than Gio and his mom, Vilma. The Guardians. Members of the wolf blood council. What are they doing here? “What are you guys doing here just standing like idiots?” My dad, ladies and g

he said. I nodded my head and said, “Ok. Be safe.” “I will,” he told me before walking out of the house. I did as he told me and locked the backdoor behind him. I stood between the living room and the kitchen, watching the area through the windows and listening. I heard the shifting of a wolf and I figured it was Owen letting Jet out to check the area. I stood there and waited to see what would happen. Suddenly, I heard Owen howl loudly close to the house. There was a distant howl that came back, but it was way up north. It must have been on the pack territory. What was going on?