Novels by ShadowLook

While Podbe was engaging Sir Larot in battle, Aiden attempted to open magical portals to trap him or make him fall into one of them. However, Larot dodged each portal with superhuman agility; the boy still lacked training."What if you try a door like the one you sent me with Urion?" the puppy suggested telepathically through the mental link he shared with Aiden.Drake and Eduard took advantage of a moment of distraction from Larot, who was busy dealing with Podbe, to try and assist Adia. However, Larot moved as fast as lightning, blocking their advances and sending them back to the side of the canine with a precise motion."But how fast is he? He seems stronger than before," the children commented, impressed by the speed and skill of The Dark Knight."So it seems," Eduard replied as he got up from the ground, brushing the dust off his clothes with a frustrated gesture.At that moment, Larot let out a cry of irritation. Thanks to his sudden mana recovery, Podbe was pressing him with m

"Hey, you girls are here too!" Leila shouted as she saw her friends Rachel and Ada approaching. With them came Eduard and Riota. The giant fox, which had been fighting fiercely, suddenly transformed into a child wearing a fox mask—it was Benjamín. From the fox's back before its transformation, Floud, his teammate, descended and joined the group with an alert gaze."Well, boss, I see you’ve had quite the trouble," Eduard remarked as he surveyed the scene, pointing toward where Adia was fiercely battling Geros."Yes, but it’s not time to celebrate yet," Drake replied without taking his eyes off the clash between the mage and the dark entity."And how did you all get here, my friend?" Drake asked, turning to Eduard."It’s a long story," Eduard began, but Gat interrupted him abruptly."Less talk, more combat, old-timers!" Gat exclaimed with his usual impudence, earning a scathing glare from Drake."You little devil, just wait until we get back to base," Drake muttered under his breath, th

"Damn it, this guy won’t let us pass. We only have six hours left before the general’s deadline," Drake muttered under his breath as he dodged Geros’ relentless attacks. Adia, the mage, deployed a protective barrier to fend off the thousands of tentacles emerging from the massive dark being, whose form constantly shifted. At that moment, it took on the appearance of a knight in gleaming armor, though its tentacles remained as menacing as ever.Meanwhile, Podbe used his hardening ability to cover Aiden with an improvised layer of armor, shielding him as he stayed perched on Drake’s back. Leila, moving with agility, ran alongside them, seeking refuge behind the rubble."You come to my quarters and think you can leave already…? Haven’t I given you a warm welcome yet?" Geros said with a malicious smile, launching lightning bolts from his tentacles that sliced through the air like streaks of thunder. Adia reacted quickly, creating small magical shields that deflected the bolts with precisi

"At that moment, the man said: 'I am Agent D-1.'""Go for him, my giant!" Eliot shouted through the speakers of his tank, his voice a mix of desperation and arrogance."Again with that," Agent D-1 replied calmly, effortlessly dodging the giant's blow. "I told you it’s useless, and now you’ll see why." With a confident smile, the agent extended his arms to the sides as his body began to emanate metal. The floating platforms beneath his feet integrated into the process, rapidly expanding to form a colossal humanoid robot, resembling the Kaiju giants from movies or the mecha robots from anime. Its design was imposing: a gleaming white body with crimson details on the joints, chest, knees, elbows, and shoulders. A black visor on the robot’s head lit up with two red points of light that seemed to stare directly into one’s soul."Allow me to introduce you to my KIBOROT," the agent announced from the cockpit inside the robot, proudly gesturing to his creation. "As I said, with a single punch

The gummy bear giant threw a direct punch at the colossal enemy’s face, but it didn’t cause even the slightest damage. "As I feared," Amaya murmured from the shoulder of the purple teddy bear, her expression filled with concern."And when did he do that?" asked Akira, whose distorted voice sounded like a mix between something robotic and childlike due to his helmet reconstructing itself."I don’t know," replied Megumi, who was standing a few meters away observing the scene. Then, glancing at Akira, she added with a teasing smile, "But what a squeaky voice you have, kid.""Ow! Shut up," Akira snapped back, visibly annoyed. Adora, unable to contain herself, flashed him a playful mocking gesture as the helmet continued repairing itself. The boy blushed slightly until, finally, the helmet closed completely, hiding his expression."Watch out!" Mukio shouted, stepping in front of the group just in time to see a crane-sized fireball. The explosion briefly illuminated the battlefield, leaving

The controlled giant slowly rose, unfolding its enormous body from a fetal position. As it stood upright, its height dwarfed that of a thirty-story building. Like the others, it wore a mask that concealed its face, but beneath it lay a gleaming silver armor that covered every inch of its body. Perched atop its head was a strange hat resembling an inverted paper boat, adding an even more unsettling aura. Through the slits in the mask, its eyes glowed with a sinister gleam—like embers burning under the weight of darkness."Wow! That's huge," Mukio exclaimed, his eyes wide open. "It looks solid, judging by how strong it appears."Akira, thrilled, couldn't help but imagine the possibilities. "How foolish to send something like this wearing metal armor. If it turns out to be good and strong, I can add it to my collection."Eliot, observing the scene from afar, smirked confidently as he explained to his subordinate: "This one is special. Apart from using the stones to grant him powers, Maos

The carriage in which Paltio traveled was moving at full speed, leaving behind the borders of the realm of Hassdalia.“If we keep this pace, we’ll reach the next realm in two or three days,” Pax said as he urged the horses on with enthusiasm. “Faster, horses, faster!”The four white horses galloped swiftly, their fiery blue lights mounted on the sides of the carriage illuminating the path they followed.Inside the carriage, Ron commented:“Thank goodness we’re out of danger.”“Yes,” Alita replied with a relieved smile.Paltio, meanwhile, was immersed in a conversation with Golden. Holding the sphere in his hands, he asked:“Does this ball, or sphere, mean something within the scepter, or is it just decoration?”“Ah! Good question, lad,” Golden responded with interest. “That scepter we’re searching for was created by none other than Avocios himself. If your father split it into five pieces, it was for an important reason. The piece you have—the sphere you keep mentioning—has a name: Ul

“It’s a sphere that I have in my hand,” said Paltio, confused.“Yes, it’s the lower part of the scepter. Congratulations, kid. You’ve already found one. Now you just need four more,” Golden encouraged him enthusiastically."So it was true that only the boy could touch the pieces. I’ll report this to Lord Tejod," Pax thought to himself.“We should leave this realm as quickly as possible… you know, because of the other things,” Golden suggested through their mental link, careful not to let Pax overhear.“Yes, I think you’re right,” Mok replied.“Let’s get in the carriage and get out of this realm!” Ron exclaimed.“Why such a rush?” Pax asked, puzzled.“If we keep up this good pace, we might find the remaining pieces sooner than the agreed time with your master,” Alita explained.Pax paused for a moment, lost in thought. Finally, he nodded.“You’re right. Let’s go,” he said passively.Alita sighed in relief, wiping away the cold sweat caused by her nerves. She had feared Pax might become

“I don’t think you can handle all these soldiers,” Golden said through the mental link he shared with Paltio and his friends. “The best thing is to get out of here, boy. Leave it. There will be another chance to save them.”More soldiers were closing in on the group, surrounding them slowly.“Calm down, Paltio. We can’t win,” Mok said seriously, observing the situation with concern. “Even I won’t be able to fight all of them and protect you at the same time.”At that moment, a burly man, clearly the leader of the dungeon, stepped forward with a firm stride.“Who are you, and why are you outside the dungeon?” he asked in an authoritative voice.One of the guards quickly responded:“Sir, we found them snooping around this area.”The leader nodded, crossing his arms.“I see… Then throw them back into their cells.”“Yes, sir!” the guards replied in unison, advancing toward the group.Just when it seemed there was no escape, Pax appeared in front of them, positioning himself between the gu

Suddenly, Paltio began to feel strange. His mind seemed to detach from his body and drift through a cosmic astral space. Within his mind, he found himself floating through surreal landscapes: dream-like places filled with abstract shapes and vibrant colors that swirled around him as if they were living paintings.“Follow my voice,” Golden said firmly but calmly, as Paltio seemed to waver mentally, as though dizzy. “Focus, young prince, and search for the piece.”“But I’ve hardly ever seen the scepter,” Paltio replied, struggling to focus his thoughts. “I only saw it a few times when my father took it with him. I think that scepter has spent more time with my parents than with me…”Golden frowned within the astral vision. With a sharp gesture, he delivered a smack to the back of Paltio’s head that echoed like an ethereal reverberation.“Ouch!” Paltio exclaimed, startled. Before him, an enormous golden figure of Golden emerged, towering and radiant with light and authority.“Don’t be fo

“Ow! Who could it be?” murmured Paltio, groggy like his companions. Everyone seemed to drag their feet, except for Mok, who remained as alert as ever.Toco-Toco, before disappearing, said:“See you, meow,” and quickly slipped into Golden’s hologram, who then returned to Paltio’s seed.The voice on the other side of the door persisted:“Open the door, Prince. I’m here… or I’ll have to tell the guards to do it for me.”“What’s all this racket about?” said Pax, appearing already clad in his armor. He strode toward the door and flung it open.It was Opal, accompanied by several guards. Her imposing presence filled the doorway.Paltio and the others scrambled to tidy themselves up to appear presentable, but Opal raised an eyebrow at them.“It looks like a hurricane and a cat ran over you all,” she remarked with a half-ironic smile.“Oh! Please forgive us, Opal,” said Mok, bowing slightly with his usual courtesy.“No need to apologize,” replied Opal calmly, though her tone remained firm and

“Very well, then let us begin,” said Mok as he emerged from his hiding place with elegance. With swift movements, he unfurled his knives in a fluid arc, forming a spinning bar that struck one of the guards, knocking him down instantly. The second guard, alerted to the danger, attempted to draw his sword to face the butler. But before he could complete the motion, Mok had already unsheathed his own blade and, with a precise slash, left the man incapacitated.Meloc, an unwilling witness to the scene, froze in panic. His body trembled as he watched the intruders move with lethal precision. Finally, unable to bear the tension, he collapsed unconscious onto the floor, a victim of the overwhelming fear gripping him.Elsewhere in the palace, a deep and authoritative voice echoed through the halls.“Tertrol! Tertrol!”The call was insistent, but there was no response. The voice rose again, this time laden with irritation.“TERTROL!”Suddenly, a furious face appeared projected on a nearby wall