Warrior Guardian Angel Novels & Stories

I remembered what Angel told me from the other side. He mentioned that angels are the bad guys and they will lure anyone to hell. They can manage to make other people commit sins. In the human realm, they are the real demons. But I don't see his wings anywhere. "What are you?" I asked, wanting to confirm my hunch about him. "I'm your guardian angel! The one who is supposed to watch you instead of that grim reaper!" He told me with anger in his tone. "I don't need a guardian angel, I'm a vampire now!" I told him the obvious.

But when they combine, they can at least fight with the Underworld Guardian. As for the Sanguinary Guardian, as well as the Iguana Guardian, they were surrounded by more than a hundred ghost warriors. Ghost Scene Female Gerenal saw the demon battle warriors blocking these three Guardians, and she breathed a sigh of relief in her heart. Immediately go to check Tadhg Walter's aura, know that Tadhg Walter is still flying up in the air, and is still fighting with the Demon Lord Boss. She was a little uneasy, using Asura in her heart to communicate and contact Tadhg Walter. "You don't have a problem, do you?"

he hugged me and I nodded my head with tears still streaming down from my cheek. At that moment, I suddenly doubt if I deserve Arnold. Arnold took me on a wild ride on a horse. The journey was down to a faraway path where extremely high mountains are located. At that place, we met Abel and Arnold's other strong-faced guard whom I had forgotten his name. There were other soldiers also, and it made me wonder if they had been planning to attack Genovia. From my estimation of those who were a bit from us, I could count them as about five hundred of them. I was worried about the success of this war.

Christian, the rogue, the former guard, the legend, the one that brought bits of food and from what i heard, the one that saved so many when this all started. He’s not like the others. I can see it in the way he carries himself. The way his shoulders never fully slump, even when they shove him back into the cage. They throw him in like they’ve done to so many before him, and I can see the way the others flinch. The guards laugh, like it’s some victory, but I’m not fooled.

I said softly, and his eyes started turning red. “Stop that, I am friends with the Moon Council's assassin and have his blood in my veins. Your parlor tricks only amuse me. Gideons are red all of the time,” I snapped. “Is that why my compulsion doesn't work on you? Because you are a hybrid,” he asked me, and I chuckled. “No, I am a warrior prodigy and was once going to be an actual Warrior Goddess. So nothing you do can faze me,” I said bluntly.

He looked so frail that it broke my heart. “Big. I never had imagined a werewolf pack could be that big. And wealthy. They have a lot of money. The pack people are a bit wary of me, but both Alpha Logan and Noah and Luna Coraline and Rose adore me. They are very nice. I am a warrior in the army now and a sworn guard to the Lunas…means I…protect them if needed, not that they can’t protect themselves.” “You have been busy,” dad muttered, giving me a look.

CHAPTER 22 ~CALLUM’S POV~ “I am the backbone that gives the Blue Lily pack the courage to forge ahead in the face of our adversaries…” I am the blood that pumps the blood of vengeance and strength through the veins of our warriors… I am the bane of my enemies and the light of my people… “I am Regina Shepherd," the fucking queen of war, and when I say this raid isn't going to happen, then it wouldn't happen! Earth to Callum!

“That is what these texts foretell. And that is why you are so important, Kaplan.” Kaplan’s brow furrowed. “Why me? What could I possibly have to do with this prophecy? I mean, you told me I was the Tiger Warrior, but I thought that was just to help me accept who I am.” Kaelan’s eyes glinted with certainty. “No, Kaplan, my boy. You are The Tiger Warrior because the tiger does not roam alone. You are the one who carries her—the guardian, the beast at her side. The strength she will need when the appointed time arrives.”

A long silver spear rested in the warrior’s hand. The newcomer pulled off his hood. His dark hair fell around sharp, confident eyes. “Miss me?” he said. Kael stared in disbelief. “Aeron?” The man grinned. “The one and only.” Luna looked between them. “You two know each other?” Kael nodded slowly. “He’s one of the best warriors of the Eastern Guardians.” Aeron bowed slightly toward Luna. “And you must be the famous Moonbearer.” She shrugged. “Still getting used to that title.” Aeron twirled his spear.

The shadows around us rose like liquid. From them emerged dozens of warriors clad in ancient celestial armor. Their eyes were empty. "The Lost Guardians," Aurel whispered. "No..." "They've fallen too." The warriors surrounded us. Each still bore the crest of the Moon Goddess. Each had once been a hero. Now they served the Void. Wesley drew his sword. "Looks like we're not leaving quietly." "No," I replied. "We're leaving together." Moonfire burst from my body. The Crown of Luna blazed above my head.