Arcane Flowers Novels & Stories

“Thanks. I didn’t realize I dropped it.” Drake doesn’t hand it over right away. He glances at the page. “Why don’t you sell this one? It looks… complicated. But cool.” I swallow. “One of the ingredients is hard to find.” “What is it?” he asks. The page shows a pale blue flower with curling petals and a glowing center. Laura called it moonshade. A plant that only grows in certain places, places touched by old magic. “It’s a plant,” I say carefully. “It only grows in… specific areas.”

Tieran chuckles and taps his hands on his steering wheel, “I’m sure there would be a number of them if the proposition is made correctly. Rich people are always looking for ways to spend more money.” I want to wonder at the truth of those words, but i don’t. Tieran is my head investor now. If my vision goes off without a hitch, i’m sure i’ll have more investors on the way. The flowers though, i did get one bouquet for him. “The one with the silver petals are for you. I don’t know what exactly they are. Probably synthethic.” Tieran gives a passing glance to the flowers seating at the back of the car and he smiles as he looks away, “They are synthethic. I haven’t seen flowers in that shade, so

But there was nothing. “He’s playing games with me,” Rakar hissed in frustration. “Maybe it’s just a gift from one of the neighbors?” Revira lied, trying to sound calm. “Our neighbors don't give poisonous flowers as welcome gifts,” Rakar said sharply. He returned to the porch, carefully picked up the flower using another leaf, and tossed it into the fireplace. The flower instantly burned with a loud hiss, releasing purple smoke.k “Never touch anything you don't recognize here,” Rakar warned Revira, his gaze serious and piercing. “Understood?”

I couldn’t hold back my tears at the sight of my own body. I stepped forward and gently brushed my hand over my face. The faint trace of tears still lingered on my skin. Before I could fully process what was happening, Lucas lunged toward me, frantically clearing away the flowers around my body. His voice was shaking, almost desperate. “Clara has asthma... there can’t be flowers in the house. The pollen will make her sick. Why would you surround her with flowers?”

Marcus glanced up from his computer. "Ooh, whose the admirer?" he asked, a grin spreading across his face. "Shut up," I laughed, but my cheeks flushed with pleasure. I carefully untied the simple white ribbon, my fingers fumbling with anticipation. I lifted the lid. And my smile died. Nestled inside against a bed of stark white tissue paper weren't roses or tulips. They were flowers I'd never seen before. A deep, bruised purple, almost black. The petals were waxy and sharp, the stems twisted and thick with thorns. They looked... violent.

"It’s an ancient flower. The Lunaris Bloom. It only blooms every ten years... unless someone’s somehow kept one alive." I didn’t even let him finish. "What the hell is a Lunaris Bloom?" I snapped, feeling my face twist in confusion. Adrian sighed, dragging a hand through his hair, messing it up more. He looked like he didn’t even know where to start. "It’s... complicated." "Try me," I snapped again, hugging the diary tighter to my chest, feeling the thin pages press against my ribs.

She didn’t want to panic until she made sure what she thought wasn't just an Illusion and wasn’t real so she immediately flew to Gardiana to see the flower. When she got there she noticed that the flower had turned black and died off , wondering what had caused it she took some pieces of the dead flower wrapping it in a tiny leaf and flew off. The next morning she decided to meet the healing fairy called Aine. She had pink short hair, light green eyes, light pink lips, round small nose and light green wing’s. She was known for her immersed power of healing, portions, magic materials and magic creation of all sorts all over Winterfell. She brought the pieces of the dead flowers and show it to

I could feel it in the air between us—thick with emotion, with meaning, with something ancient neither of us could name. Then, slowly, Kane reached behind his back. I blinked, confused for a moment—until he brought his hand forward. He was holding a single flower. Not just any flower. A moonflower. Its white petals glowed faintly in the moonlight, delicate and perfect. The edges shimmered as if dipped in starlight. It looked like it had bloomed just for this moment—fragile, beautiful, and rare. Moonflowers didn’t grow just anywhere. They were sacred. Said to only appear when the veil between worlds was thin… or when the Moon herself gave permission.

The cool air burned against my skin, but I kept going. I have to save Ronan. I owe him that much. --- The air grew thinner as I climbed the jagged slope, rocks biting into my palms. Somewhere at the peak, it was said a rare flower bloomed only under moonlight. Lunaris Noctis, the Moonshade Lotus. A flower born from sorrow, thriving only where the living dared not tread. It was the only thing powerful enough to anchor a soul between life and death. I reached the summit, chest burning, lungs aching. The hilltop shimmered under the light of the full moon and there it was.

he said excitedly to the others. The one with black hair closed his eyes, covering the irises that were the same color as the night sky. “She’s here,” he said in a whisper. He turned to the other three, a grin on his face, and continued, “The Moonflower.”