Anakin Skywalker Necklace Novels & Stories

He gave one last hard stare at the other lunas and walked away. “Now that your dog—” “Penelope! Wait! That's Queen Raskia’s necklace!” The Luna—Penelope—stared at the necklace on my neck, even I froze. Queen Raskia’s necklace?! As in the First Luna of Ice-Shadow Kingdom’s necklace?!

I blinked as he pulled something from his pocket - the coral necklace, the Luna heirloom of the Infernal Shadows Pack. “That's supposed to go to the true Luna of the pack,” I pointed out. He met my eyes and said simply, “It does.” He stepped behind me and fastened it around my neck without asking. Then he guided me toward the mirror, both of us staring at the reflection in silence. We stood together, and I hated how perfect we looked together. He, with his black tailored three-piece suit, and I with the wine gown. He wrapped his arms around my waist from behind. “Now you look perfect,” he murmured, lips brushing my temple. “The Luna of the Infernal Shadows Pack.”

Axel asked, abandoning his search to join me. I reached inside the drawer and felt around. My fingers brushed against something cold and metallic. I tugged it free, a delicate necklace, wedged between the wood. “What’s that?” Aiden asked, stepping closer. I held it up, the light catching the small, intricate pendant. It was engraved with two names: Willow Jenkins and her father's, Beta Roy Jenkins. “‘Something related by blood,’” I murmured, the words tasting strange on my tongue. We stared at the necklace in silence, the weight of the discovery pressing down on us.

He opens the box. Inside lies a delicate anklet. Platinum chain. Tiny diamonds embedded along its length. One emerald charm shaped like a wave. I stare at it. “…please tell me that one is not billions.” “Only several hundred million.” I cover my face with my hands. “You’re insane.” “Possibly.” “Why an anklet?” “Because you walk into danger constantly.” “That’s not a reason.” “It is for me.” He kneels slightly and gestures toward my foot.

The possibilities whirled in my head, speeding by like a blur. Hugo reached into his pocket and extended his hand toward me, revealing a necklace adorned with silver pendants that I recognized immediately. “Hey, Anastasia, I apologize.” His voice trembled as he held out the necklace, and I took it from him with trembling hands, wary of the potential sting of the metal.

“You have done well, Lucian. Your core is stable, aligned, and ready. As promised, the moonstone necklace will now be returned to you.” A small altar was unveiled, and the necklace rested there, glowing faintly, its light steady and sure. Lucian stepped forward, feeling the weight of responsibility, the pulse of the soul within, and the immense power contained in the small, delicate artifact. With careful hands, he lifted it, feeling the energy flow through him, steady, strong, and controlled.

She let the pause hang in the air, the insult sharp beneath the pleasant words. The barb was subtle but its point was needle-sharp. Elira simply inclined her head, refusing to take the bait. As she did, her eyes landed on the necklace resting against Ilyana's throat. It was a beautiful, intricately wrought piece of pure silver, bearing the distinct crescent moon and wolf of House Rennar. Identical to the one Kael had worn every day of his life until recently. Elira's stomach clenched into a cold, hard knot of dread.

I guess that is another sign, that he really is the true king. We left the store where we had left the bags, and I led him to one of the more excluded areas of the town. I had ordered a special kind of necklace, one that would not break when he shift. It was made in titanium and with a little magic, with the help of Greta.

In return, Ansel bought her new jewelry. Deg! Ajeng stared at Nathan with wide eyes and her mouth agape. Her brain immediately connected Ansel's actions with the tracking device Nathan was referring to. "What's wrong?" Nathan's brow furrowed in confusion. She quickly removed all the jewelry from her body and handed it all to Nathan. "All this jewelry is from Ansel," she said with trembling hands. Nathan immediately cursed and snatched the jewelry from Ajeng's hands.

Owen grumbled, a pout on his face. At this moment, Kira noticed a sapphire necklace displayed in the window of a jewelry store, which was gleaming under the light. She couldn’t resist but walk into the store. Owen followed closely behind her. “Can I have a look at this necklace?” “Ma’am, you’ve got great taste! This necklace is a limited edition piece from our ‘Deep Sea Starry Sky’ series launched this summer. We only have five of these nationwide.” The saleswoman introduced enthusiastically as she took the sapphire necklace out of the display case.