Basically Ball Shaped Teyvat Novels & Stories

Yes Father" I said synchronizing with Taylor "Did you know that we can see what is going on with the other world?" 'Really?" I said " Yeah of course Your Dad is a god remember? Where do you want to see?" " Um, Earth ?" "Okay, Hold on" Day used his finger and drew something with a Shape of square, and then he blew some air inside the figure using his mouth and it became like a big screen television! "Hey Princesses, I present to you, Earth! It's population is greater than their land, and the people on earth are Mortal!"

“It means it's distorted. Both the vessel and the core.” He blinked. **What?** “Take a balloon for instance, what happens when you fill it up with water? It takes a round shape. Same goes for a square shape, filled with water makes it take the shape of whatever vessel it's put in. The water is our core, and our vessel is the outward round appearance we see. Our body." "It's still a core but that only shows…" Lana paused, something new popping up her head. "May I ask who this person is? I mean your relation. Could they be a dear friend?"

Or be the first to strike. I expected Verina to make some sort of grandiose statement, like, “How dare you trespass on my land!” or maybe, “Prepare for destruction, witch!” but she said nothing, only approached me, her shoulders squared off as she pulled up her own ball of power. Hers was not a palm full of flame the way that mine was. Instead, it was a glowing red ball that looked a lot like Mars, the light within it flickering but the sphere keeping its shape. I had no idea what a ball of power like that might do if it collided with one of my pack members, or myself, but I didn’t want to find out either.

Core. Inside were six suspended tanks. Five were shattered. The sixth still glowed. Inside floated a girl who looked just like Evryn—except her hair was silver, and her eyes glowed violet. The nameplate read: E.V.E.R. SUBJECT 01 – ELAIA. Suddenly, Vale’s voice boomed through the speakers. “Now you understand. You were the prototype, Evryn. But Elaia is the final form.” The tank hissed. Elaia’s eyes opened.

"Did I die?" Thea said, confused. "No, my child," the goddess said, smiling. "Your body is alive and well on Earth, sleeping with your mates." "Then what's happening?" "Now that you've accepted your role, we will have chats from time to time." Thea didn't know how to respond. She looked around, taking in the surroundings—or lack of surroundings. No trees, buildings, roads, plants. Just grey dust. The sky was black except for the blue circle covered in white swirls.

She had on a dress in the same soft material Bella found in her closet, but it was twined around her body in a way Bella would never be able to do. “I’ll just put this on the table,” the woman said, heading straight for the corner of the room, next to the window. She placed the tray on the dark wooden top and turned to Bella. “My name is Teva. If you need anything, just call my name, and the room will summon me.” She blinked. “The room? This room?” Teva grinned. “Yes. This room has artificial intelligence that connects with my quarters or the kitchen. It will find me.” Bella shuddered.

With the battle still going on at the corner of her eyes, she spread her arms beside her before spreading blue fire towards the corpse around her. Dozens of sphere balls float around the air when the corpse turns into ashes. Carissa sighs with satisfaction when the sphere ball fills her body with energy. ‘It’s quite delicious!’

Seeing that she followed his exact specifications, he was pleased. "Thank you, Ash, I'm glad you're satisfied," Tulip was so excited she felt her heart would burst but she kept a calm face. "Why is it a sphere? This doesn't look like a chair, and you've put so many energy cores inside. Will she need that much mana just to fly?"