Undertale Guards Novels & Stories

“Help me pin this bastard!” Elric lunged forward without hesitation, driving his frost-forged blade into the guardian’s flank. The creature didn’t flinch, but the blade held—just long enough for Kael to twist, slam his shoulder into its chest, and send it staggering back. Its roar shook the chamber. “Elira wasn’t the only one feeding something,” Zareth muttered, his hands raised as he channeled protection spells into the crumbling walls. “There’s an older force buried beneath these runes. Something that was sealed for a reason.”

The Elaine I’d created kept her eyes downcast, but the Elaine who appeared in that operation seemed capable of looking me in the eye while stabbing me with a knife—and that was a flaw I’d correct soon. Talus touched the glass case, and the Thorn responded with a heartbeat. “She has accepted the name,” he said solemnly. “What does that mean?” “The Guardian has acknowledged herself as the Guardian,” Talus said. “Her will has become a barrier.” I stormed over to Talus. “You said the mark could be used even if she was far away.” “It can.” “Then use it,” I ordered. “We’re still missing the fourth anchor.” “Nami is in position.” The mention of her name made Herman close his eyes.

Signal the guards. And walk straight into the alley.

Caleb nodded at everyone, and suddenly, the bulky Guardian appeared in his right hand! And once it appeared, his aura climbed once again! Everyone felt their breaths caught in their lungs—it felt just like a towering mountain bearing down on them, shaking their very souls! Even Udal felt something stirring within him. "Oh, hell… He became even stronger!!!" At the same time, Caleb cried, "World Burial Sword, Third Style—Skybreaker! "Blood God Order, Second Style—World Tremor!" At the same time, he swung the Guardian downward at the ward!

Axel, lift me. “Axel…run...werewolves,” I mumbled, trying to regain my balance. “What did you say?” A thunderous roar astounds us. I crawled, pulling Axel inside the weapon room. I rested a bit, blinking my eyes and shaking my head. “Erin, are you okay? What’s happening?” Axel palms my cheeks, shaking me. I nodded, but I was struggling to focus. “Axel!” a roar brings a chill to my bones. He’s here. We’re dead. It instantly clears my head. I took the silver weapons and gave some to Axel.

she pants with a relieved smile. Before any of us can feel joy about it or say something to Faith we hear a strange buzzing sound. I quickly turn around to look back at the army of the Under Realm. Hades is standing there with his arms crossed over his body mumbling words. The buzzing sound seems to get louder and people start to put their hands over their ears. Then he opens up his arms and waves of darkness explode from him scattering the spell shield in a thousand pieces. The shield took most of the impact but still, a mild earthquake goes through the city. I fall to the ground next to Faith and Gabriel. Thorn puts his body over us to protect us from any falling stones. Under his wings Fa

He had been paying the particular quality of attention that noticed shapes. He had noticed. He walked through the east courtyard in the thin afternoon light and he thought about shapes and he came through the secondary door and along the service path to the gatehouse, and the guard met him there with the particular neutral expression of a professional who understood that his role was to escort and not to interpret. He said the man was in the visitor bay. Leonard went in.

The guardian then pulled out a Doom card, which made Vale take a step back at the sight of the card. The guardian dropped card as Vale stood frozen as the card slowly fell to the ground. The area around Vale and the Gate Guardian turned black and the battle began. Vale fires a ball of dark energy, but the guardian blocked it using a wall of earth. The guardian then turned the earth into huge rocks that Vale dodged by flipping, jumping an even doing a split. She wasn’t able to dodge them all as she was hit by two huge rocks that sent her flying into the water just across the way. The guardian then went to where Vale was and released monkeys, snakes and bugs that began attacking her.

He reached for her hand but I blocked the contact by stepping forward before he could touch her. “Miss Hale needs space,” I said calmly and his expression tightened, a frown marring his beautiful face. I don’t know why I did that but something about him touching her just didn't sit right with me. He was a filthy scumbag. “And you are?” “Kade Wolfe. Bodyguard.” His gaze flicked over me dismissively. “Ah. Of course.” He turned his attention back to Aria. “Darling, I tried calling—” “I know,” she interrupted midway. “I ignored them.” The silence that followed engulfed the entire table.

“Lead us, Taryn. Betray us, and this blade ends you.” He nods, aura steadying, and gestures to a hidden tunnel in the cave’s wall, its runes faint but glowing. “This way. Hurry.” Sylvara lifts Cassia, Vael’s psychic ward stabilizing her, and the guardians rally, their auras dim but resolute. Maddox’s shadows guard our rear, his wound bleeding, his glare fixed on Taryn. Renn clutches a relic, his light a shield, his guilt a silent vow.