Black Kyber Crystal Lightsaber Novels & Stories

I said. Meridia and I turned around to see undead inklings walking towards us “Fragmenters, undead remnants of Shattered Inkopolis” I said as I grab a fused weapon of the X-Blade from Kingdom Hearts and Dawnbreaker from Elder Scrolls B: Skyrim known as the Blade of Dawn. I look at Meridia holding her beacon filled with her light “let’s deal with these Fragmenters first before we continue” I said.

Several times Arya Santanu managed to slash at the body of Narakashura who was still in pain from the spear of light that pierced her. "Light element technique; space erasing cube!" From her right hand, Arya Santanu created a cube of light the size of her hand. The cube immediately shot towards the body of Narakashura, who was lying limp after being hit by successive attacks from the light saber. Arya Santanu slammed the eraser cube into Narakashura's back. WHAT?! Narakashura was shocked. The eraser cube instantly removed the part that was hit. And with Arya Santanu's command, the eraser cube enlarged and annihilated Narakashura's body.

he thought as he threw his arms forward and large blue lights began to glow like a shield from his arms. The beam of purple light hit the shield causing a shockwave through the room, the walls shook and began to crumble, dust fell from the rafters the COG members fell back, and the ceiling shattered, shards of glass and tiles began to fall. Krona held his shield over himself as they crashed on top of him, the sound was like the crashing of a waterfall. “How do we stop this?” Shreftwood called to Warren who was now wincing from the pressure beaming down on him, he called back through clenched teeth ``We can’t, without the Harlequin staff we are useless…we must '' he grunted from the weight.

Then the figure dissolved into smoke, leaving silence in their wake. Avery’s hands shook slightly as the group dispersed to the weapon racks. She followed Kael to their station, where an obsidian case waited. Inside lay a scythe unlike hers—sleek, etched with faint silver lines that glowed as she reached for it. Armor rested beside it: black plates fitted to her size, curved to protect but light enough not to hinder. “Take it,” Kael instructed. Avery lifted the weapon. It was heavier than her old scythe, humming faintly in her grip as though aware of her uncertainty. She fumbled with the balance, adjusting her stance.

The very foundation of the mountain groaned, and the floor beneath them buckled, sending a tremor through the stone that felt like a dying heartbeat. From the smoke-filled hallway, the first of the Black-Sun Units emerged. They didn't walk; they glided. They were encased in liquid-metal suits that shimmered with a cold, ultraviolet light, their surfaces constantly shifting like mercury. They bore no faces, only smooth, reflective visors. They didn't carry conventional weapons; each held a staff of dark, translucent obsidian that hummed with the captive power of a dying star. Alexander stepped in front of her, his boots crunching on broken glass. He drew the broken hilt of his high-frequency

The Queen is Sabrina’s great-great grandmother. “What?! What if it will devour my soul instead?! Aliceeee!” I chuckled at her reaction. “That weapon will never devour its owner, Sabrina. Just in case the black dragon attacks you, chant ‘Kyrios’.” I said. “Kyrios?” she confirmed, and I hummed. “It’s the name of the black dragon.” I answered, and she nodded. “Okay, let’s go back to everyone.” I said. We walked towards Willow’s room in silence until she spoke.

It was a pathetic and undeniable craven existence but it was how they were winning the war. Dave let out a sigh. "No. He used a HG blade." I nodded. A brilliant man named Henry Gomez spent his life developing a UV spiked, but essentially silver based liquid that could be applied to any metallic object, leaving a coat of active poison that would kill both shade and host upon entering the their shared body. Something in perfectly balanced formula temporarily imprisoned the shade and as long as the wounds you inflicted on the human were mortal, the shade shared the same fate. The HG liquid had become as precious to us as light bulbs. It was hard to come by at the best of times, especially out h

The Alpha King said, exiting the door without waiting for a response. When the door closed, I allowed my shoulders to drop. It was then I realized I didn’t know his real name. The only thing I have ever called him or heard, is him being referred to as the Alpha King. Not that it mattered, because I was seriously starting to think this was nothing more than a suicide mission. “Did you know your weapons were laced with wolfsbane?” Ryker’s voice pulled me from my thoughts. “I did. It is standard for all warriors in the Royal Guard. At least ever since this outbreak happened.” I looked up at him and I could see he wasn’t pleased with my answer.

So why would he want anything to do with us? “Abraxas has five children,” Gray says. “Three boys.” My heart drops as my blood runs cold. A buzzing in my ears and head make everything fuzzy and static-y. Like I’m underwater and can barely make out what they’re saying. “With the bloodlines being as muddled as they are now-” he says. “Selling us off-” I hear Ice say in the background. “Case-” Bo, I think, says. “Can’t believe this-” Ice groans.

“I’m sending you home. Tonight.” She looked away, tears streaming down her cheeks. “Then I’ll die tonight. I guess that’ll make you happy.” He opened his mouth to respond but fell silent, turning as Lyrius, his second in command, nodded at him. . “Kinh Kael,” Lyrius murmured, his tone respectful yet firm. “A word?” Kael looked at Kimberly one last time before nodding, stepping aside with Lyrius. Lyrius crossed his arms, glancing back at Kimberly. “You know she’s right. You’ve never backed down from a werewolf before. Why now?”