Avatar Opal Novels & Stories

"Yes! Now, how do I open this hunk of metal? There are no instructions on this thing…" "Before you open it… let me give you a walkthrough. You see, This package contains two units of a consumable fluid, widely known as the 'Apollo Nectar' or most common nickname would be the 'God's blessing'." "This fluid is what made humanity delay ravages of aging, killing primitive diseases, purifying blood, and reducing any breeding carcinogenic matter inside the body while also increasing the individual lifespan by almost double." "However, this rule of double lifespan doesn't apply to everyone. If you are a hunter or person who experiences intense wear and tear to your body, then you will have only 65

I stretched out an arm and turned it from side to side, examining it for any of the scratches or beak marks I’d felt toward the end. “Let’s take a break for your soul to recover,” Ophois said. I pushed myself to my feet. “Are you sure? Because I can keep going.” He shifted back into his anthropomorphic form and advanced toward me, closing the distance between us until the warmth of his larger body radiated against my soul. “You are even more impressive on the inside than your outer shell.” He cupped the side of my cheek with a gloved hand. “Just like the valkyries.”

"My wife and Luna, Opaline." Opaline was aptly named, I thought, as I looked at her and nodded in greeting. She looked like an opal with her milky white skin. She had the same icy blonde hair and gray eyes, which gave me a bit of a start as I looked from the Alpha to the Luna. They could've been identical twins with their matching, delicate bone structure and thin, sharp mouths. Had Alpha Julian really said she was his wife and not his sister? I bit the inside of my lip, thankful that Aaron wasn't here. He most definitely would have said something inappropriate. I would, however, tell him all about it later.

"You bear the blood of the guardian. Speak your truth. Make your choice." Ava closed her eyes. "I am Ava Oakley. Daughter of Luna Mareia. Alpha of no pack, but protector of them all. I choose to seal the Nexus—not forever, but until the world remembers balance again." Her hand reached out and touched the core. A flash of light erupted. Her body lifted off the ground as the Nexus opened fully. A beam of pure leyfire shot through her, sending waves across the chamber. Her veins turned luminous, her hair rose, her body the conduit.

Tave swallowed hard, his protruding Adam’s apple rolling on his neck as he did so. “I'm sorry, Opal. I can’t.” Opal cursed under her breath, becoming more infuriated. She was about to squeeze out the life from him when Tave said something that interested her. “I have names if you want,” He said, hastily. “What names?” “The names of the people who are about to snatch the gemstones from you and harness all their powers. You’ll want to hear this, Opal.” “Fine,” She said, breathing heavily. “Give me the names.”

He nodded. As Claire walked away from the funeral, Mal nervously lifted the velvet box from his pocket. He twisted it between his fingers as he watched Claire disappear into the woods. He took a step to follow when a hand on his shoulder stopped him. Sean stepped between him and the woods. “Not the time, man. They both need space right now.” Mal slowly opened the small box to reveal a massive opal ring, designed in a similar style to her silver necklace. Then he clapped it shut and said, “You’re right, Pup.” Then he put it back in his pocket and walked with Sean towards the pack house.

My dad leaned in, his brow furrowed with concern, observing, "They appear to be taller than humans but smaller in body build." "They are mid-level in technological abilities, just above the human level, and millenniums below our level," ships Al responded. I was curious why they never gave the ship Al a name, and David replied that he did not know why, "Can I name him?" I asked. they both turned to me in surprise. "What? it just bothers me that he has no name," I said as I gave it some thought, and then I spoke to the ship Al and asked him if he would like a name. It did not respond. I looked at David and he smiled. "Did you have one in mind?" he asked. "Apollo," I said, and the ship's Al r

Immediately our eyes met, he quickly dropped his eyes to the floor. I moved closer to him and put an arm around his shoulders, tilted his head up and forced him to look up at me. “My name is Alora, and I am not the Luna of any pack. I am human” His eyes widened. “No, you’re not human Luna, I could feel it the moment you were brought in, and I’m sure Alpha will regret his decision very soon”, he replied. I shook my head and moved away from him. I didn’t know what was in the water in this part of the world, but they were really freaking me out.

Clamped in the tongs was a shimmering, semi-liquid ingot of unrefined Starfall moonstone—the last pristine sample retrieved from her mother's deep-vault archives on the Moonhaven Coast. Beside her, Rhys sat on a low stone pedestal, stripped to the waist. The **Apex Core** remained securely locked over his chest, its crystalline channels pulsing in a slow, rhythmic cadence that matched the heavy, measured thud of his heart. Sweat glistened across his broad, scarred shoulders and the intricate dark tribal tattoos lining his ribs.

No thoughts or emotions touching me as I sat. "I didn't expect you to get up today." A soft male voice said. My eyes fluttered slightly, looking up at the figure as I forced myself to focus. The blue eyes were watching me, as I stared up at him, marking every detail on him. Now that I looked him over he had sharp blue eyes with what would probably be eyeliner in the human world. His hair was short and choppy, matching his tan complexion. "I never introduced myself properly." His hand came into view, offering to help me up. "The names Apophis." His hand was soft as I took it, pulling me to my feet with ease, hesitating, I softly asked, "are you a demon lord too...?"