Avalor Amulet Novels & Stories

Old Madam Vale with clear displeasure opens the box. Inside lay a full set of jewelry forged in white gold with rare pink diamonds and rare crimson stone set in the designs, light dancing through intricate craftsmanship. Gasps run across the hall. Until Lydia steps forward with a soft laugh. “How interesting,” she said sweetly, presenting an identical piece. “What a coincidence. I brought the original.”

As for leveling to seven she received a night luminescent pearl that could aid her greatly in her cultivation as it could help her absorb the essence and power from the sun and the moon on its own. This essence or energy could then be stored into her spiritual sea and help her breakthrough and reach higher realms. So K swallowed the pearl and stored it into her spiritual sea for better aiding. When she was done checking the Tycoon mall, she returned back to the bed and transferred one hundred and fifty million to Paula for the company. The problem she was having was now solved. She could now focus on hunting a home she could live in when she starts living in Valletta.

Inside the engraved curvilinear triangle, one could make out two images of a howling wolf and above them, the moon was in full form. Alric cautiously opened the box and picked out an amulet with striking features belonging to the Valmore bloodline. At the centermost, an ellipse-shaped gem glowed in amber gold, like most of the eyes of the Alphas in their pack, except this one belonged to Alric’s great grandfather.

His eyes, however, were filled with a fury that mirrored the fear that had gripped my gut. “Alden,” Lena began, “I have gone through the trouble of preparing all of this for you.” Her voice dripped with false sweetness. “However, we both know it doesn't have to end this way. Hand over your kingdom, and the amulet, and all of this…unpleasantness will go away.” Alden's fury intensified. The amulet was a silver pendant etched with the image of a griffin. It was a trinket passed down generations of Alden's family signifying their rule over the lands. It was a symbol of his heritage and birthright.

I stopped in my tracks immediately, turning back to see her carrying something. “Keep this." She said, pushing it forward with her seemingly ever-present mysterious smile.As she revealed it I gasped. It was a beautiful metallic amulet that shone a greenish grey. At its center was a red ruby. Despite it's simplicity it was more beautiful than all the other jewelry I had ever worn. “It is an amulet for testing the presence of bad intentions in anything, living or object. It is also very good looking as you can see." She mustered up a small smile.

Jordan joined the bidding at the final moments. He raised his hand indifferently and said, “I offer two hundred million.” Two hundred million US dollars was essentially double the previous bid, rounded up to the nearest hundred million. Jordan’s bidding price intimidated many competitors in an instant. After all, the amulet was different from the Rejuvenating Pill. Everyone in the hall had witnessed the pill’s miracles, but no one knew anything about the amulet’s strength. The third amulet was sold for two hundred million US dollars, making it probably the most expensive amulet in the world.

They might just tell me to forget about her altogether, and that wasn’t a choice I was willing to make. I hadn’t told Adam much either. He didn’t pry, and I think he sensed that what I was feeling - the dread and anxiety, the feeling of impending doom - was owed to the fact that I had either found Valerie dead, or I’d found that she was living with the witches. I knew if I told him about the true nature of the beasts, he’d end up talking me into taking the fight to them - a losing one, as I was reminded by the amulet hanging down my neck. The amulet was actually a tracking device, which could trace my steps as well as hear everything I said. Elena said she didn’t trust me, so it was only a s

"But we need to be cautious. Power can corrupt if wielded unwisely." Amelia nodded, her expression serious. "You're right, Luna. We must tread carefully. Let's take this amulet and unlock its secrets, but only use it for the greater good of our people." As Luna and Amelia approached the pedestal, a soft hum resonated through the chamber, growing louder with each step. Excitement mingled with apprehension as they reached out to pick up the amulet. The moment their hands touched the cool metal, a surge of energy pulsed through their bodies, causing their eyes to glow with newfound power.

He didn't think much about it, as long as she liked him. Glancing at the clay doll, Christiano could not believe his ears. He asked uncertainly, "Are you sure you want this?" "Well, don't you think the baby is very cute?" "Is it cute?" Why didn't he feel it at all? However, as long as Adeline liked it! The host looked down and said, "This doll is an amulet from ancient times. It has a long history. The starting price is 120,000!" Christiano raised his card. "One hundred and fifty thousand!"

She then gave it to Juliana with her shaking hands. Juliana took over the amulet, which was covered with her body temperature, pus, and blood. The amulet was made up of obsidian stone and was carved into the shape of the God of Mercy. There were words carved on the back of it. Juliana recognized the amulet. Hilda always had it with her. She could feel the words carved at the back, Damien. "Keep your own belongings." Juliana started the car as she said. "No.." Hilda shook her head difficultly.