The Guardian’s Awakening

Prologue – The Forgotten Battle

The sky burned white.

Alice Veritas stood at the edge of the battlefield, her body heavy with exhaustion. Blood—hers, the enemy’s—stained the ground beneath her feet. The White Snake, the ancient force that had corrupted the world, lay coiled in its death throes before her.

She had won.

But at a cost.

The battle had drained her. The power that had once surged through her veins, the divine energy that made her more than human—was fading.

Her memories blurred.

She had been a protector, a warrior, a force of balance in the world. But as the light swallowed her, one thought remained.

Would she remember any of this?

Or would she awaken in a world where no one knew her, where even she had forgotten who she truly was?

The last thing she saw before the world went dark—was a familiar figure watching over her.

And then, everything disappeared.

The Guardian’s Awakening

Chapter 1 – Awakening in the Human World

Alice woke up to the scent of disinfectant.

The walls were sterile white, the bed stiff beneath her. The hum of fluorescent lights filled the room. She blinked slowly, her mind a hazy fog.

A hospital?

No.

Something was wrong.

She turned her head and saw her mother sitting beside her, weary but relieved.

“You’re awake,” her mother whispered, gripping Alice’s hand.

Alice tried to speak, but her throat was dry. A nurse approached, checking her vitals, murmuring something about brief psychotic disorder.

Psychotic disorder?

Her memories slipped like water through her fingers. She knew something had happened—something big—but when she reached for it, there was nothing. Just a distant ache, as if she had lost something she could not name.

Her mother helped her sit up.

“You’re coming home,” she said softly.

Alice nodded. For now, she would go along with it.

She needed to figure out the truth—alone.

Chapter 2 – Fragments of the Past

Disclosure Note:
This story is a work of fiction created for narrative and creative purposes only. Any resemblance to real persons, events, or situations is purely coincidental.

Back home, Alice found solace in writing.

Each journal entry was an attempt to piece together what she had lost. Fragments of battle, glimpses of power, the sense that she had once been more than this fragile human form.

And then, one night, it all came flooding back.

She remembered everything.

The war. The White Snake. The sacrifice.

She had been a demigod. She had wielded power beyond human comprehension.

But now? She was here, powerless, living as a human.

Why?

Had she chosen this?

Or had someone taken it from her?

As the realization settled in, another truth surfaced—she would not be a victim again.

Not to the supernatural.

Not to the people who had hurt her before.

It was time to take action.

Chapter 3 – Confronting the Past

Alice filed a report for the abuse she had endured in her youth.

She would not be silenced anymore.

But when the time came to face her abusers, they used her condition against her, twisting reality, calling her delusional.

Even her own mother sided with them.

That night, Alice lay awake, feeling something deep inside her shatter.

But then, the phone rang.

The police.

Her abusers would no longer be allowed near her.

It was small, but it was a victory.

And she would take it.

Chapter 4 – The Unfinished Goodbye

There was one person Alice couldn’t forget—him.

Her guide. The one who had led her before her awakening. The one who had tried to save her.

But he had lost himself.

The weight of guiding her had broken him, and now he was fading.

His mother blamed Alice, saying she had destroyed him.

But Alice knew the truth.

He had been her light, and now he was burning out.

She wanted to save him.

But some battles weren’t meant to be fought.

So, she let go.

She prayed that one day, he would find his own light again.

Chapter 5 – Cutting Ties and Moving Forward

Alice had spent too much time surrounded by people who doubted her, who held her back.

So, she cut them off.

No more proving herself.

No more waiting for apologies.

She would only help if they sought it themselves.

Her focus now was on building—not fighting.

Chapter 6 – Cutting Ties and Moving Forward

She had been divine once. A demigod, a protector.

But she made a choice.

She would live as a human—for now.

To explore. To learn. To heal.

Her powers were still there, deep inside, dormant but watchful.

If the world ever needed her again—she would know.

But this life was hers to live.

Chapter 7 – The Shift to Education

Alice threw herself into teaching.

It wasn’t just about knowledge. It was about guiding young minds, shaping them, showing them how to find their own power.

She built her website in a day.

Her mission was clear:

“Education is more than learning—it is the power to shape your future.”

She started her first marketing campaign, drawing in students, parents, those who sought growth.

And they came.

Within weeks, she had her first students.

She wasn’t fighting supernatural forces anymore.

She was fighting for the future.

And in this battle—she was winning.

Chapter 8 – The Guardian’s Barrier

Alice still felt the flickers of supernatural energy on the edges of her awareness.

The world wasn’t truly at peace.

There were forces, watching, waiting.

But she had placed barriers—stronger than ever before.

If the White Snake—or anything like it—ever returned, she would know.

And she would be ready.

But for now, her fight was different.

Not one of swords and war—

But one of minds and futures.

And she would protect this world in all the ways she could.

Epilogue – The Guardian’s Rest

Alice Veritas walked through the halls of her school, listening to the hum of life around her.

She had fought a war and survived.

She had lost everything and rebuilt.

She had been a warrior, a protector, a force of balance.

Now, she was a teacher, a guide, a builder of the future.

The battle was over—for now.

But should the world ever call upon her again—

She would answer.

Because some guardians never truly rest.

They only wait.

And when the time comes—they rise again.

For now, Alice’s journey pauses. But should the darkness return… she will be ready.