Alchemy Albedo Novels & Stories

Both the guys sat up rather quickly as they stiffened at the word 'vervain' being spoken in their presence. I watched as they looked to one another, almost as if they were speaking to one another before Andy finally decided to speak out loud to Alpha Hector. "Holy Water can be used when in a fight, it burns the flesh of a vampire causing pain that can shift their attention from the fight at hand to give you an advantage. Garlic, that just makes us sick when we consume it the smell is atrocious but it doesn't do much in the actuality of causing us harm.

His chest flashed a triangular mark, glowing in blue light, from where countless of alar jumped out, circling him. The light was so bright that Kael couldn’t see clearly what was happening, but he glimpsed thousands and thousands of strings of alar … whirling like a huge tornado. This must be the amount of alar a mage had in his body. It was massive, as if the mage had depleted and released his entire alar. “What is … he doing?” Kael whispered. Luna peeked over the trunk to look. The bottom of the blue tornado seeped into the mage’s ring, absorbing all the outraging alar down until the last string. The mage had turned pale after. His lips were white as snow, and his neck and face had become

It was like nothing she had ever experienced before - a cold, calculating power that seemed to seep into her very bones. The pack's leader, a towering wolf with eyes that seemed to burn with an inner fire, stepped forward. "Damien, Alpha of the Moonlight Pack," he growled, his voice like thunder. "We've been waiting for you." Damien's eyes locked onto the wolf, his expression unyielding. "What do you want, Kael?" Kael's smile was a cold, calculating thing. "We want the Omega," he growled, his eyes locking onto Melissa. "And we'll stop at nothing to get her."

, the fundamental physics that allowed the sun to shine. Kaelen provided the "Mass", the weight of the mountains and the depth of the seas. Ren provided the "Logic", the rules of chemistry and biology that kept the world from dissolving. And Leo... Leo provided the "Variable." He ensured that the "Noise" remained. He ensured that the Wolf stayed in the blood, that the Emerald-Root remained in the soil, and that the "Red-Algorithm" remained as a silent protector in the wires. The white void was replaced by a familiar blue sky. The grey stone beneath their feet turned back into the concrete of Neo-Tokyo.

Which is why Albus got away with calling the alpha rabbit food. "Come on alpha!, why so glum?" Albus asked. Legolas growled, pulling the covers over his head and hoping that would get Albus the hint to get lost. It didn't. Nothing to get the ball of energy out of the room unless his mate called him. Perks of being a white wolf. Something very rare. White wolves weren't affected by the alpha's command since they were descendants of the moon goddess.

I pulled Hailey along with me and walked briskly towards the ballroom while Celeste gaped at us as we walked past her, she was left standing alone and seething! I sighted Alpha Gebe and his Luna and I and my entourage walked up to him to show respect!!" if only I could wipe the smile off his face just this once" Lovely evening and a rather grand ball I must say Alpha Gebe, you do seem to have excellent taste and skills in executing anything you put your heart towards!! His expression changed to cold and we shook hands as he replied"Indeed I'm very skilled and my enemies should be cautious" I could understand the message he was trying to pass across and I nodded with a smile!!

Alchemy menu release. Alchemy menu show in front their face, every Nin Guild member starts the process Potion Maker after their mistress gives an explanation, each of them making ten thousand health Potion for Mortal stage 1. "Leader, the herb for next Potion in the future can't support anymore." Slave two worry after this production they don't have stock, he speaks with little sound.

My mane of white hair, streaked with those dark blue tips I’d dyed as a girl, cascaded wild around my face and shoulders, framing the beast I had become. Claws glinted obsidian-black at the ends of long, powerful fingers, my body towering, muscled, yet graceful, every curve built for speed and strength. My features, though Lycan, were still me—still Alora. Only… transformed. *I’m… albino,* I whispered, my voice cracked with disbelief. *Of course we are,* Jag said softly, pride thrumming in her tone. *Did you really think the Moon Goddess would give us anything less than her own image?*

The surface was smooth, like glass, and she could see her messy, exhausted reflection in it. “It’s used for protective spells,” he explained, sitting down next to her. “Made of obsidian, blessed by the Light Faes.” The mention of Light Faes no longer fazed her. If there were dark ones, it made sense there would be good ones too. “Roselia gave me that as a gift when I was younger,” Alaunus continued, his pale blue eyes fixed on the pyramid, his gaze distant. “I was her apprentice, you see. Everything I know about healing and enchantments, I learned from her. I looked up to her. Respected her.” His expression darkened, and under the web of lights, his hair seemed to take on a deeper shade of r

"It was a heartbeat. The whole moon is an obsidian engine. It’s been sleeping for centuries, and now it’s waking up hungry. I tried to siphon the signal to jam it, but it nearly ripped the marrow out of my arms. It’s too pure. It’s the original White Alpha frequency, unrefined and absolute." "Which means we can't fight it from here," Elodie said. She followed Victor into the room, her eyes glowing with a faint, prophetic silver. She didn't look at the screens. She looked through them. "The countdown has already triggered the first phase. The atmosphere is going to start thinning by next week. The Aegis wants a clean slate." "What the f**k are we supposed to do?" Malakai turned, his eyes flas