The Rising Of The Shield Hero Light Novel Romane & Geschichten

She gasped for air, clutching the glowing jewel, her skin burning where it touched. Damian planted himself between her and the shadow’s looming form. “She’s not yours. Not now, not ever!” He lifted his shield, the runes along its edge igniting with golden light. The next lash of shadow struck it full-force, exploding in sparks of violet and white. The impact nearly tore him from his feet, but he stood, bracing with everything he had.

I tried to shield myself with my hands, but the pain of her blows was unbearable. The forest echoed with their roars, celebrating my demise. Why wouldn’t they? I—an abomination was chosen by the Moon goddess as Trevor’s mate. The elders protested, saying an abomination wasn’t fit to be their Luna. According to our law, the Luna must be either the Alpha’s mate or attained through duel of honor—killing the Luna.

***This is Book Six of the Elemental Dragon series. References will be made to events that happened in previous books without being fully explained here. While this book can be read as a standalone, it is recommended that you read the series, starting with The Arena.*** Every time I’m called to rise, I choose a human who is worthy. One whose heart is pure. One who is kind and loving. One who values the lives of others and is willing to give their lives to protect those around them. It has to be a human with these attributes because, while I always rise again, my humans do not.

Within the abyss of my mind, everything melted into tranquillity. Opening my eyes, I met a world transformed. The din of war had subsided, and silence reigned. Victor’s voice called to me, filled with wonder. I turned to find everyone gazing at me, awe etched upon their faces. Before me shimmered the shield, a barrier of light flowing with resilience and grace, as I reached out, its surface welcomed my touch, a tangible connection to a dreamlike reality. My gaze stretched across the landscape, where the shield cradled our city, offering respite and protection.

“Read that. Out loud, please.” I look at all of them before turning to the book. When the Shield Befriends its Predator It will foretell a change For winds and storms Will come to the land And strife will begin again. But with the Shield's touch The Predator is blessed So that when death befalls her She will rise again She will stand for the people She will stand for the land And she will fight for those Who are worthy of her love. I look up when I finish reading. “I still don’t understand. What does this have to do with Hera.”

she comforted, gently stroking my hair. I remained quiet, paralyzed by fear, until a sudden realization hit me. "A-Ate, how did the guards become unconscious—" "I’ve been planning your escape from that demon for a while now, so I slipped poison into the guards' food. Every single one of them watched you suffer and hurt you too, so I didn't think twice about poisoning them. I was just waiting for the perfect timing to get you out, but when that happened earlier, I knew it had to be now."

Thousands of soldiers fighting creatures made entirely of shadow. At the center stood a young woman dressed in silver armor. She held the very same Celestial Heart. Her eyes glowed with blue and gold light as she faced a man wrapped in darkness. "The first Guardian..." Kael whispered. Commander Rylan stared in amazement. "I've only read about her." The vision continued. The Guardian raised the Celestial Heart toward the heavens. A brilliant beam of light shot into the sky, creating a barrier that separated two worlds. The shadow army disappeared.

Lionel still refused to believe it, shouting passionately, “Impossible! You’re just smearing Lewis because he’s not here! “Alanna, look me in the eyes and tell me the truth!” Jack shoved him aside. Lionel lost his balance and tumbled down the stairs. I hurried to catch him, but my hand passed through his body. Watching him collapse in near-madness, my chest ached. Even an acquaintance, having raced with me only a few times, screamed himself hoarse, defending me. And the person I trusted most in life, knowing fully how wronged I was, didn’t hesitate to shit on me. Alanna’s stance had already sparked a frenzy online.