Novel & Cerita The Three Little Guardian Angels

And they focused their minds and then disappeared with a bullet that shot fast from the gun in Dean's hand. Dean looked confused. The three angels disappeared from before him. "What exactly are they? And how did they get into the locked house?" Dean left Ardina's room. He then looked outside the house. There was no sign of the three angels around his house. "Are they some kind of wandering spirit?" Dean thought one more time.

More people that I had never met before came and went; as the future continued and flashed before my eyes. Angels had visited me who claimed to be my guardians. I have three, by the way; their names are Tamiel, Zadrael, and Hadrael. It was almost as if they were translucent with a golden hue of light that outlined their forms. They had to be ten feet tall, with long flowing golden hair. A golden light outlined their wings, with all of the colors of the rainbow that swirled the insides of their wings. They were so beautiful. With each visit, they would cast a bright golden light over my body to give me the healing I needed. Then they would award me with a glimpse into my possible future. I co

I pleaded and inhaled sharply when she told me yes. "I heard you're my guardian angel," I mumbled and Grace gritted her teeth and cursed. "You can thank my asshole father for that mess. He assigned me so I'd have to end my relationship with you Mortas, guardian angels can't be involved with who they are guarding so we should not, ugh you understand," she mumbled irritatedly. So she was breaking some major angel rules to be here with me. I smiled at my little delinquent wife. "I thought only full blood angels could be guardians," I said softly and Grace shrugged her shoulders.

I had to check on the other's. Just when I was about to leave, Victor's voice stopped me. "So what are you actually? Are you an Angel or a Guardian?" I smiled at the thought that Victor thought I was an angel. "There are three types. An angel. A guardian. And a demon. It's just a matter of how we live our lives that we shall end up living in one of these ways." I wrote from my memory of the time when I first died. The thoughts that swirled in my head while I lay dying.

With the Methuselah tree as the apex and the north of the open-air Trilateral Court’s trial, the people were divided into three directions. From the east were the guardian angels of the Benevolent World in which the angel named Selaphiel was sitting at the front row along with the guardian angels Gabriel and Michael. The female guardian angel was looking straight to the person sitting across her while the other two who were sitting at both of her sides were talking with each other. “Have you heard anything yet from your son?” asked Gabriel who was sitting at the right side of guardian angel Selaphiel. The latter remained silent while her arms were crossed before her as if the topic did not b

As Eli and I head to the border, I have an idea of what this is. Over the past couple of months, both Cara and Angel have had, mostly vampires but other supernaturals as well, come to pledge their allegiance to the Guardians of the Realm, as they call us. Word of Angel's imprisonment and the Guardian's defeat of the vampires has spread quickly.

I chastised myself internally as I watched confusion, disbelief and then mistrust reflected on her face, and realized we should’ve taken a different approach to what we told her growing up. “Ellie, as you know, the triplets went off to the Knights League to train to become Guardian Knights. What you don’t know, is that this has been fated since their birth…that they would become Guardian Knights to protect you.” Seeing her confusion, I knew I would need to clear up a few things before I dropped the next bomb, “Before I dive into that, I think its best I first talk to you about what the Knights League is. The Knights League is led by seven of the strongest Alphas in the world, otherwise refer

Lucian The council of angels convened to reprimand me for my past transgressions. I stood before them, impassive and unafraid, though I was slightly amused by their haughty expressions and sparkling wings. I could hear their naughty whispers, which seemed to be a combination of disapproval and bemusement. I was ready to accept whatever punishment they deemed fit. The triad of angels governed from behind the wooden podium bench in their assigned choirs, conversing and giving me the evil eye as I paid no attention to them, fancied by the stone golems they'd turned into guardians.

Even if Leon possessed a defensive tool in the Almighty State, they knew that they could still kill Leon easily. "I trust that the two of you have what it takes to get rid of him. However, he has many tricks up his sleeves. I'm afraid the two of you might not be enough! How about this? I will send the Third Guardian with you just in case!" The Southern Boss said. He had six guardians. Three of them were at a higher level of strength, while the other three were at a lower level. The first three guardians were all in the Almighty States, while the other three were in the Semi-Almighty States.

As the dean of educational and student affairs, my mom had always been strict about me and my brother’s conduct since we were young, keeping records of our every move. Want to eat? Memorize your textbook first. Want to buy stationary? Score full marks at your next test. My brother could never achieve anything, and I was always the one receiving all the rewards. I always thought that my mom treated us fairly. Until the day I was supposed to submit my college application, when my mom said I had to apply for a college of education to get a new phone. When I submitted my application, I saw a bunch of comments flash past my eyes. [This girl is so stupid, thinking that her mom is fair. Her