Puls Edit Meaning

1.

A Old Language German word for a protector or a protecting force.

1) As a person, it always was used singularly and from older to younger.

2) As a force, it referred to a natural energy

Was also a specific shield design. The shield was shaped as a hour glass

1) The young boys puls was never far away

2) There seemed to be a puls about the forest.

See puls, protector, protection, force, shield, guardian

1.

A Old Language German word for a protector or a protecting force.

1) As a person, it always was used singularly and from older to younger.

2) As a force, it referred to a natural energy

Was also a specific shield design. The shield was shaped as a hour glass

1) The young boys puls was never far away

2) There seemed to be a puls about the forest.

See puls, protector, protection, force, shield, guardian