Aphrodite Magical Girdle 소설 & 이야기

The air shook, the ground trembled, and Athena's body became the focal point of a maelstrom that threatened to consume them all. As the battle between Rosalind's light and the curse's darkness raged on, Athena's body began to float in the air, suspended by the conflicting energies. The pendant on her neck, once a symbol of hope, now pulsed with a fierce, golden light, as if channeling the power of Tristan's love.

Dante inclined his head, his brows furrowing together. "Is it bad?" he asked worriedly, but she quickly shook her head. "Not exactly..." she started playing with her fingers, "It was a curse put on by Aphrodite... When I... experience a sexual encounter, my magic becomes heightened... Something like that." her voice grew quieter as she explained.

The Hares Hades had been holding with his Hex chains were released, dropped where they were and the chains curled back, forming a writhing, living wall around Hades and his no-furs. Doll stood on tiptoe and held Hades's head in his hands as he kissed him hungrily. This auric magick was hungrier and spanned wider than any the lavender-haired no-fur had worked with before. He purposely riled up a more intimate connection to it. He was a little unsteady on his feet as he turned around and made his approach towards the wounded pirate Captain.

We might be able to level the playing field if we can figure out a method to counter that—perhaps by inventing our own distractions. Aphrodite said, "We'll also need to figure out how to counter his magical attacks." Since he is a god, his abilities considerably beyond what humans are accustomed to. We require a means of defense against his more... divine skills. "I've been working on something," Ai moved forward and stated in a hushed voice. a shield-like spell. While it won't stop every one of his blows, it might allow us to defend ourselves when the time comes. However, I'll need some assistance polishing it.

Instead, I pulled something from a hidden pocket in my gown. An ancient silver dagger. Its blade was carved with old runes, its hilt embedded with a black gemstone. It was a gift from my father. They said it could sever any curse. "Cressida, what are you doing with that?" Ronan asked, confused. I raised the dagger and aimed it at my left wrist. A red silk cord was tied there—the sacred cord of our bond. The pack elder had tied it for us five years ago at my Luna ceremony. It meant our souls were bound together until death.

I snarled, loud enough for everyone to hear. “That’s absurd!” Adrian choked out, his hands clawing at my grip. “I’ve done nothing…” My free hand reached for the brooch. The moment my fingers touched it, I felt the dark magic radiating from it. Dark and malicious, designed specifically to interfere with healing magic. I ripped it from his jacket and held it up for everyone to see. “This is a cursed object,” I announced. “Designed to darken magical workings. He’s been using it to sabotage Lyra’s ritual.”

"The grove? Is that where you think the power lies? You are children playing with bones. The grove is just a place. The true anchor is not where it began, but what was left behind." My breath caught. I pressed my forehead against the cool glass of the window, my entire being focused on his next words. "What was left behind?" Adrien's voice was a low growl, dangerous. "The heart of the matter, Alpha," the leader hissed, his voice dripping with contempt. "The priestess did not just curse you. She bound her pain to something. An object. A token of the bond that was shattered. Her anguish festered there, and from that rot, the curse bloomed like a black flower."

Ladia goes into her room, speaking loudly, and I wonder why she was yelling at me earlier for being loud, when this is what she sounds like. “Your voice is so loud,” I blurt, and she nods. “Yeah, but this cottage is protected by magic, so people can’t really see or hear what goes around here.” Ladia waves her hand, beckoning me. “This is to protect you— your life’s source, that is.” She places the jewelry around my neck. It looks like a rock attached to a thick thread. “It can’t cut or dismantle, but if you or someone else unties the knot at the back to remove it, then its powers will not protect you.” Ladia steps back and nods.

"The crest is a powerful magic wolf, only the witch who did it can undo it, and even then you would need Gliddian blood to reverse the spell properly." I met her eyes, "I'm stuck like this?" I asked sitting back down slowly. Madam oak nodded, "for now wolf, yes." Ibreathed out, completely deflated. We sat in silence, Madam oak searched my face, then got up, muttering under her breath, and bustling around with things in the back of the caravan. When she reappeared she held a thin gold chain with a ruby pendant in her chubby hands. She sat, then held it out to me and I took it from her wearily.

Now it seems not to be the case. Thinking through her, she begins to tell her good friends about what Olympian gods might have. “Well… According to the legend. I know that they should have many monsters and beasts in control. Also… they should have a lot of goodies such as The Golden Fleece, Golden Apple, Aegis, Achilles Armor Etc.” Aurelia tries to list the artifact from the Greek Myth then she notices that it’s quite a long list so she brings out a tablet from her storage ring and starts to type all the lists as much as she could think of along with their abilities.