Novel & Cerita Blood Crystal Wyvern

It was as though I was rebirth. The dragon saw my vulnerable state as an opportunity to finish me off and dashed at me, not aware of what he was going to face. I gasped out in shock as a crystal creature flew above my head and collided with the dragon before it could get to me. The dragon screamed out in pain and crashed hard in pain. My eyes widened in shock as I stared at the crystal-white creature. It was a wolf but it wasn't a normal or random wolf. It was indeed a special wolf. Its body was filled with crystal white fur, blue emerald eyes that matched mine, and sharp fangs and claws.

"The stones have meanings. I got jade put in for the Jade Moon Pack of course, but then the yellow citrines and the red rubies are for our wolves' eyes." "Nerd." I grinned, secretly loving it, a warmth spreading through my chest and my stomach fluttering at his thoughtfulness. "I'm starting to think you have some sort of nerd fetish." "Time for you to get some nerdy glasses then." I lifted my head and stuck my tongue out at him. "Maybe then you'll be able to actually see what you're doing for once." "You act like I've missed." "Pretty sure you've been aiming at my ass for months. Haven't seen you hit the target yet." I snickered.

"You see, not all witches would stand to listen to this tale. I mean, they don't care if it's your fault for becoming so powerful. They would rather kill you spot on so, hold on..." Elisa went to a shinny desk as Abi keenly watched. Elisa's hand nimbly sparkled with silvery ethereal glow and a nice silver jewel appeared in her palm. This amulet was made mostly of swarvoski crystal from the ancient era. This type has gone on extinction and only Elisa knew how to convoke them from the past. And it was known to have great effect of hiding the powerful side of someone. At least, it makes look weak on the outer view and no one suspects a thing.

Eyes that were colorless, washed out, the dead white of ancient glacial ice. Keanu banked hard. The force of the turn nearly threw me sideways, would have if Cain’s arm hadn’t been locked around me like a steel band. The creature screamed past us close enough that I felt the displaced air rip at my clothes. Its tail, barbed with crystalline spines, swept through the space where we’d been a half second before. “Shit!” Cain’s voice was raw behind me. “It’s a frost wyrm! Keanu, we’re going to jump. Don’t play around with it. Kill it fast. There are probably others.”

It burst outward, silver-gold and wild, slamming into the Herald with a force that split the ground. The Herald was thrown backward, crashing through the trees, its armor cracking and glyphs flickering violently. Crystal collapsed to her knees, gasping. Her hands burned with the echo of something she didn’t understand. Her wolf howled inside her, a call of power, of warning, of blood. The glade fell silent once more. Then the Herald rose, slowly, dragging its broken sword but it didn’t charge. It looked at Crystal and then it turned. One step, then another, retreating into the broken trees and vanishing into the smoke.

before she continued to speak, “I might have something that'll work though.” Fenryn tilted his head slightly, “Oh? What is it?” He questioned curiously. “Keep an eye out, while I take it out of my satchel,” Lynnette said, carefully sheathing her sword. She then pulled her satchel over her head and placed it on the ground in front of her. She began to rummage through it before finally finding the item she wanted. She pulled out a small cloth. Unwrapping the object carefully, Lynnette uncovered a crystal. The crystallized item was at least as long as an adults hand, and as thick as two or three fingers wide. The most noticeable feature of the crystal was the white horn inside of it.

He cut off to the castle on the far left. “The other castles are for the other royalty.” I stated, stilled amazed at the sudden change of what had been in front of me. “Mmm. The middle one is the witches and warlocks, the one to the far right is the vampires, although the few windows should have given that away. The witches maintain the barrier that makes this place invisible until you cross into it. That’s what the wolves protect.” “The witches make sure it’s in place, the wolves protect it, what do the vampires do?”

It always wants to go ahead and tear her. Selina smiled proudly. She reached out and stroked the large wolf fur beside her. It has smooth black fur, and its yellow eyes are somewhat cold, but when being rubbed by Selina, it retracts its combative evil. "Windy, you take care of her." “Guru!” After a loud howl, only the gray-haired wolf named Windy was relieved to use his sharp claws to kill Orla. Orla only had time to scream, and then there was silence.

The twins out all four their hands over the button pressing it down in one go. Crystal walked through the door thanking us for letting her in, burnt she looked with shorter hair that was cut by fire, dirt and twigs sticking out of. And a whole lot of smoke covering her face. She held a side bag on her shoulder holding it tighter than she needed to, then began to walk closer into the room. "Can you really save her." Daisy strolled to Crystal pointing her wand at her, unsure of the faith in her. Crystal pulled out a box it had dead gold vines wrapped around it with in open buds, engraved with Lavender name in script on top.

As we get closer to the next village, I notice more people on the paths. They’re just not heading in any particular direction. “We’re here, we will just stop for food then keep going.” Corvu states. I nod, but looking around I don’t see any walls, gates or guards. In fact all I see is woodland covered completely in moss. The only thing that wasn’t covered in moss was the dirt path which some ago had turned into mostly sand. I watch Gecko riding in front, looking very excited to be exploring new lands. I put a hand to my chest and felt the amulet sitting beneath my tunic. I can’t believe such a small piece of jewelry causes so many problems. “See that boy?” Corvu asks me, pointing into the fo