Blue Diamond Pills Novels & Stories

“ No. Just regular accessories!” “ What are they made of?” He took a close glance at the earrings. “ Diamond and Excellent Blue Ore of platinum!” “ What? Blue Platinum? Does it even exist?” Patrick frankly just nodded like it was normal. He couldn't shake off the feelings of being so lost in this situation. Nartha Noel was one of the richest Packs in the world. So nobody knowing that made him feel stupid. “ I am a jewelry designer. I never saw such fine material for -!” The person's eyes widened when Patrick handed the jewelry over to him. But the moment he touched, except for the diamond, Blue Platinum just because a liquid like Mercury.

Yama paused for a while then looked at Lev, then back to Blanche. "T-that..." Lev lowered his gaze and swallowed hard. "That's my medicine," Blanche intently checks the bottle label. "Psyrenium..." she utters to herself. Where did she read this kind of medicine? She turned the bottle, showing the pharmaceutical company label, which, she stared at in disdain, she scoffs bitterly as some memory started to sink into her. "Ah..." Lev tries to get the Captain's attention. "What's wrong?" Yama inquired as the Captain somehow turned into a stoned statue.

His glasses were square on the top of his nose, making the rest of his face look much bigger than it actually was. "Alpha Liam," he said, bowing his head. As he looked up at me once more, there was a green flash in his eyes. I had seen this once before when I visited the Northern Mountain Pack that eventually joined with the Blood Moon Pack. Alpha Flourne had those eyes, but he was nothing to be proud of, a failure at best. I looked sceptically at him and he looked away, pulling three vials out of his coat pocket. Three? They usually only brought in one vial. A dose like this could rapidly heal Xandria or do more damage than good. He poured one, then the other. The last one had a slight amou

"The battle at the border... it’s going to be ugly. Caleb isn't just bringing wolves. He’s bringing the 'Silver-Tide'—human mercenaries with silver-laced weapons. Damon and the others are going to be focused on the front lines." She reached into a wooden chest and pulled out a small, leather pouch. Inside were three vials of a shimmering blue liquid. "This is Blue-Brier," she explained. "It won't stop a silver blade, but it will keep the heart beating long enough for a healer to get there. Take it. One for you, one for Félix, and one for whoever you think needs it most." "Thank you, Maya," I said, my voice thick with emotion. "I don't know how to repay you."

goods. "The last pill." Arial wipes the dust off the table, preparing to cut the last one. Except for Arial and Erwin Wilson, most people were quite disappointed. In the past, they heard the manager at this store brag that someone had poured out blue diamonds. Now that the person has come again, everyone is looking forward to it. It's just that when Arial cut it in half, he stopped a bit. Arial looked suspiciously at the dark red speckling of the dust that had fallen, and he adjusted his glasses to focus on the dust.

"Beautiful. I'm Ryan. I didn't get a proper introduction last time—I've been traveling with our pack elders for over a decade, studying abroad. Just got back recently. I don't know a soul in Black Moon." He paused, a sheepish grin crossing his face. "Actually, you're the first friend I've made since coming back. If you don't mind—could we hang out sometime?" "Sure," I said. "Great!" His eyes brightened a whole shade. "Oh—this is for you." He produced a small rosewood box from inside his jacket and handed it to me. I opened it—neatly arranged inside was a full set of moonstone pills. Moonstone pills. The Alliance's scarcest hemostatic medicine.

The morning classes went quickly, and as Sapphira and El headed out onto the Common for lunch, the twins, Cressa and Lucas, caught up with them. The twins stood out in the south, with their bright blonde hair, pale gold skin and deep green eyes. They were built for the runway, Cressa exuding quiet elegance while Lucas was straight out of an underwear advert. Both of them were extremely tall. The twins wished her a happy birthday and handed over a small gift. It was a beautiful moleskin diary with an engraved fountain pen, perfect for practising her writing in. El had given her a golden bangle encrusted with tiny gems, a traditional item of jewellery worn by women in the south. She put it on,

Alpha Luggard is indeed the worst. I just swallowed and smiled at her. Saying anything to convince her that she was just getting used could get me In trouble so I decide to keep shut and I open my hand to see what she tucked there. It's a jewelry pouch. I open It and there's a locket with a huge pendant so I open the pendant and there are little black pills. I look at madam Lucy, wondering what they are and she shrugs. “They are dream walking pills. They figured the powder would be a hassle so they made it into pills and all you have to do is chew them and voila! You're at the blue moon pack” she explained and I went into a second shock mode.

Now that his longevity was coming to an end, there was no point in keeping the Dark and Light Emeralds. He had no children, and it would be a waste not to spend them before he died. It was better to spend as much as he could while he was still alive. He could also leave a better impression on the juniors. "I'll pay ten times the market price for the upper heaven-grade Divine Blood Pills, which are worth 50 middle Dark and Light Emeralds. That would be 500 Dark and Light Emeralds per pill. How does that sound? I'll buy the pills from Tilbur and the rest at the same price too."