Ultra Guardians Novels & Stories

Here, the sky was a scrolling waterfall of raw source code, and the ground was a grid of white light that stretched into infinity. "It’s the Source Code," Kael whispered, his hands appearing as glowing skeletons of orange fire. "We’re inside his mind." The Guardians of the Code They weren't alone. From the grid emerged the Null-Sentinels. These weren't machines or biological beings; they were Anti-Functions. They looked like humanoid voids, their bodies made of the very "Delete" commands that were erasing the galaxy. "They don't have health bars, and they don't have hearts," Rhys analyzed, his form now a floating cloud of blue equations. "They are logical contradictions. To kill them, you ha

They were proud of their children, and they knew that they had played a crucial role in saving humanity. Ada, the AI that had helped Maya and Ethan defeat Erebus, continued to work with them, providing guidance and support as they rebuilt the world. She had become a valuable ally, and her digital presence was a reminder of the power of technology to both harm and help. As the world looked to the future, Maya and Ethan knew that they would always stand together, united in their determination to build a better world. They had saved humanity, and they would continue to work towards a brighter future.

I walked towards the highly equipped gate of my school. The weighty steels and laser security system no longer intimidated me despite being the only one who had to get scanned every day. Like everyone else, I had a normal school life, except my school wasn't for anyone to attend. In fact, it was the school of geniuses - the Ultara Academy of Gifted Young Women. It was founded by a bunch of female scientists and inventors over two centuries ago. After the light on the steel door flashed green, the enormous iron gate flung open, revealing the view of a great wilderness that surrounded the medieval buildings from a distance. White summits of towering mountains stood as their backdrop. It made e

The moment Cenam opened his mouth Sethlzaar knew he was going to be involved in a never ending story. "You met Ulkiniki," Alsipin said suddenly, before Cenam spoke. Sethlzaar turned a puzzled look on him. "Ulk—what?" "Ulkiniki," Alsipin clarified. "The guardian of the forest. How did you survive it? No one is known to survive it. Do the Fathers know?" He made his way to join them on Cenam's bed, taking an interest Sethlzaar had never known the boy capable of, although it was understandable. After all, it seemed it had something to do with what he was sure was one of the boy's many stories.

she shoved her palm dismissively at my face and it was clear that my pleas were going to fall on deaf ears. “Damn, she’s doomed…” I heard Gus’ trembling voice whisper behind me and the reality of my situation glared at my face. The guardians…my fate was in the hands of the guardians. The Guardians were a council of seven powerful beings representing every kingdom in the realm which are the demigods, witches, fairies, werewolves, vampires, sirens and elves. There were other smaller clans like the banshees and trolls, but these seven were the most powerful in the realm.

Olivia was still rummaging through the deep pocket on the Death Row Infantry uniform, trying to find the beeping device. “What is that?” Lukas’ curiosity zeroed in on this small tablet-shaped device that Olivia pulled out of her pocket. “I’ve seen these before. A lot of Death Row Infantry-men carry these. I think it’s a warning device.” Olivia explained. She looked down at the device’s blue illuminated screen. On the screen were white digital letters that said, Warning: System Failure Gate 39.

Although, she was uncertain as to why. “Honestly, how could you fall asleep in such a place?” Horus reprimanded. Standing tall over her, he was dressed smartly in a crisp white and sky-blue Day Gate uniform. The Alliance crest emblazed proudly in gold thread on the breast of his jacket, evidence of his status as a full Guardian. It filled Chiri with an odd mixture of pride and sadness, which hung heavily in her chest.

She had adamantly cut off all of them, not wanting to put at risk the lives of civilians. Two hours earlier, it was confirmed that the extraterrestrial life forms had all been destroyed by the heroes of Atlanta. This included the Amarok army and the Legion of Death—but the Pentagon had no idea that that was what they were called. Madam Secretary had felt a glimmer of hope, totally convinced that the heroes would be able to take down the last standing alien life form that seemed to be stronger than all the others—Elektris.

The only two people alive, whose inner energy was unstable, two of the Agora family guardian, and one of the chariots of death. The two Agora family guardians turned to the only surviving chariot of death and glared at him coldly. The two of them stretched their arms, and their inner energy transformed into a ball of fire, the fire burnt the only surviving chariot of death sent by the organization. Eduardo looked towards the sky solemnly, Mama Sarah stood by his side, and the two surviving guardians rushed over. “Where is the baby?” one of the guardians asked coldly. Mama Sarah retorted, "the baby isn't a child of the Agora family”

Right after that conversation, without wasting another moment, I spread my wings and flew out of the shining Golden Kingdom of Heaven, descending rapidly once again toward the earth, ready to begin my new mission and protect the life of Ynnah Francine Seung. It was meant to be just another assignment to me—something I wanted to complete as soon as possible so I could return home. I told myself that I would finish it sooner or later without getting involved or attached. The moment I set foot upon the earth once more, I immediately began searching for the girl I was sworn to guard and shield from all evil. Finding her was not difficult at all. I received help and guidance from other Guardian A