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The Isle of Guardians

Stripped of everything, Reyna escapes from the Magi, an organization of assassins that captured her as a child. She has lost so much, her own self included but she is given another chance to start over. A girl with Dark powers falls into Miran's arms just as he is on a mission to investigate a threat to the Guardians. For ages, the Guardians have watched over mortal souls as they passed over to the Sire's realm but now a blood-thirsty demon with his mind set on revenge wants to see the realm of the Guardians burn in the blazes of hell. Separated from even those who were closest to them, Miran and Reyna have to uncover the layers of mysteries that hold the five realms together, if they are to have any chance of getting their friends and families back. Forced to face princes of hell, angels and the terror of love can the two find what they are searching for without losing themselves first? Can Light and Darkness ever be one? Only the two will decide. "Give all thyself to thy duty and thy people but leave thy heart untouched for to only one does it belong."

d_nmalory · Fantasie
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108 Chs

Chapter 26

"No how are you or how have you been since you went to the mortal realm? Ah, it's good to be back home, back to friends who don't even care about me."

"Dorian, stop whining. It doesn't suit you."

The eyes were all wrong. Reyna could never forget that face, slender with smooth features or the silver hair that gave of a metallic sheen in the bright light. She knew the face better than she knew her own, it was the same one that haunted her nightmares. It had remained with her even while she was awake, serving as a warning. An omen of what could have been her future.

But the eyes were different. Instead of a daunting electric blue they were a mesmerizing blue green. Though the color was new the intensity of them was by no means diminished. Reyna subconsciously knew how those eyes could become glazed over in pain until they resembled colored glass.How his skin could turn into such a deathly pale that it became almost ashy grey.