When Guardian Leviosa Novels & Stories

I raised my brow in nervousness and blurted out whatever. “I can’t I'm hungry…” he spoke and my eyes fell on the soup. “Vegetable soup would do?” I asked trying to break free from his hands, I wanted to take it back to the kitchen and heat it up for him, it would do good to his non-existential brain. “Is anyone there?” I shouted and the same guard opened the door, ‘Ms. Leila’ was still standing outside and she was about to walk inside until suddenly stopped. Her eyes fell on our hands joined together and the color of her face faded.

Hayden was tired and not in the mood to deal with their stupidity again. "Welcome back," the more amicable guard said as he pulled up. "Where's the Alpha's daughter?" the brutish, sullen guard with dark hair asked. "She's in the back," Hayden replied. "And her father is waiting for us, so if you would open the gate, it would be greatly appreciated." The second guard rolled his eyes at his fellow guard and said, "I'll get it for you. We're glad you found Jessica and brought her home." "We all are," Hayden agreed.

Levi felt he didn't need to ask anything; he could just silence this man before killing him. His eyes flashed with a crimson glint, and his whole body seemed to release a dark aura. The terrified bodyguard stammered, "Your... Your Majesty..." His voice was shaky, but he only knew how to speak those two words. Levi's face turned black, and he kicked the bodyguard off the bed, not bothering to put on his shoes as he jumped down, his left foot dragging like a disabled person. He reached for a sword, which was merely a decoration on the bedside, and swung it to cut the bodyguard into two pieces!

Everyone nodded in agreement. “You said that two people have already got the power? Who is the second person?” Gabriel asked the question that was on everyone’s mind. “Of course…” Vincent looked at the door, where Pierre and the two terrified girls had been standing for a long time. Kate was wide-eyed, watching what was happening. At first, she didn’t understand why her grandfather was wearing a silver cloak, but slowly she realised that she was looking at the real leader of the Brotherhood of the Guardian of the Stones. She understood why this had been kept from her and now looked at her grandfather with great respect. Come, my child,” he smiled and everyone’s eyes fell on the pale-looking

“ Name.” Levy knew that he was asking for the name of the person he was searching for and then answered, “ Ginevra Watson.” Regal looked up at her but he did not say anything. He simply closed his eyes and started to chant. Levy watched as black markings appeared on his skin and soon he was covered in ancient relics which made her gasped. She turned to look at Logan who looked back at her and nodded, “ He has a bit of guardian blood in his veins but only one of them which means he is still weaker than you.”

“It has slowed down, but she hasn’t stopped bleeding.” “Keep pressure on it,” I say, just as Luna Angel and Alpha Liam step onto the plane. “Okay, we’re going to take off in a few minutes. I’ll call you when we land.” I hang up and Luna Angel walks over to hug me. “Hope is strong, Levi. She’ll be okay.” “Thanks for coming, Luna.” “She’s a Guardian, Levi. She has healing powers like all the Guardians. Whatever has happened, I’m sure my Angel can heal her.”

Selene hovered nearby, her violet glow steady, her spectral form a beacon of wisdom. Lucas sat on a glowing spire, his body mended, his grin fierce with trust. Bryan’s presence pulsed, his ghostly form vibrant, his hope a spark that lit the air. The weavers’ silhouettes—Sereth, Verath, Vorath, Sylvara, Caleth, Elyra, Aethra, Null, Auris, Veridias, Omnis, Nihil, Eternis, Liora, Verith, Vynia, faded into the starfield, their threads entwined with the nexus, their voices a distant hum: “You are our guardians.” Her mother’s spark within her glowed softly, a proud whisper: “Lead them, Jessica.” The guardian star’s light flickered, a call to action, summoning them to a distant world where a frayin

“The day has not come when you need help. I will be watching from my quarters. I am casting the barrier spell from there. Asher, The Warrior Guardian, is a taker of lives. I don’t want mine to be next.” He pulled Marina close to him so he could see the truth in her eyes. “Coward! So that’s it then? Put the barrier up and hide in your quarters till it’s done?” She looked away from him. Legarde releases his grip. “Then, why agree to this?” “Those are my orders, my Lord commands it.” “Get the barrier up on my signal.” Legarde turned his back to her and stomped towards the cave, trying to think of the exact moment when he became a Guardian exterminator.

He asks, looking at me with a smirk on his face. The doctor is checking all my vitals and looking over the machines hooked to me. “Yes, our Guardian will live.” He says. “One of.” I say. He turns and looks at me, frowning. “What’s that?” “One of our Guardians. Lily is a Guardian too and apparently, she is the only one that is immune to wolfsbane.” He looks back at Lily and the frown he gives her makes me think he’s put out that he doesn’t know why she’s immune to wolfsbane.

The grin on his face faded, replaced by a look of curiosity and something else…recognition. He tilted his head, his sharp eyes narrowing slightly as if piecing together a puzzle. Then, in a low, almost reverent tone, he spoke. "Guardian!" He said. The room fell silent. Everyone turned to Ezra and then to Leira, who remained calm, her expression unreadable. "What do you mean, Guardian?" Kael asked, his protective instincts kicking in as he glanced at his mate. Ezra stepped closer, his playful demeanor completely gone. "She’s more than just your mate, Kael. She’s one of the Guardians…They’re rare, powerful beings tasked with protecting the balance of this world”.