Blue Essence Orb Novels & Stories

Blue and cold. Eve closed her eyes and looked inside herself for that strange part of her, that she almost never let out unless she was in danger. It held something she didn’t quite understand. The wolf part of her enhanced it, but was separate from it. She found it then. Like a glowing orange orb in her very core. She imagined bringing it forward and letting it come outside of her. “Very good, child.” The voice was soft but still echoed through the stillness. Eve’s eyes flew open and she found herself face to face with a hooded woman, like the ones in her vision.

Bling— A white ray of light appeared before Alex’s eyes. It awakened his blurred mind like a ray of hope. His spirit became high... The seemingly endless negativity turned from its strong presence to a slow retreat. “No, wait, what’s this?” Alex’s mind gradually became clear, seeing the true source of the white light. ‘Is that a planet... No, a woman... A goddess!’ ‘It’s... Shelly!’ “This bead is called the Starbound bead. It should be of some help to you, but I can’t do much about the demonic corrosion of the Blue Demonic Lotus. You have to go through this challenge with your own willpower!”

Ambrose tried to calm her down by rubbing her back but the level of her panic didn't decrease. "Please, Miss Seolurrie, you need to calm down." Mr. Ambrose almost lost his balance when Seolurrie looked at him in the eyes. Seolurrie's deep blue eyes where shining. Her eyes resembled the bright blue sky and shone like a sparkling blue-green ocean. Mr. Ambrose felt the ground trembled. In normal circumstances he would think that it is an ordinary earthquake or a gate incident. But the center of the tremble was where Seolurrie is.

Chapter three The elders’ voices thundered above the crowd. “Silence!” one commanded, and the murmuring died. My chest tightened, my palms slick against my dress. “Let the Awakening begin.” One by one, names were called. Whoever was chosen stepped forward and placed their hands on the glowing orb. Each color revealed a trait—blue for sharp eyesight, red for speed, black for stealth, white for rare telekinesis, green for healing. Everyone whispered in awe each time the orb lit up.

One of the Elders, a tall woman with violet streaks in her white hair, hands me a glowing orb. “You must harness the lunar core,” she instructs. “Draw from the earth. The stars. Your blood. Command it.” Right. That should be easy. I hold the orb in both hands and try to feel… something. Energy. Power. Connection. Anything. Instead, the orb explodes in a burst of white-hot light and launches from my palms like a cannonball. I yelp as it ricochets off the temple walls, barely missing one of the Elders before shattering into silver dust.

It ripples the environment around you, like the wind over still water, separate and untouchable, but powerful enough to leave its temporary mark as it passes. Darby’s is different. Strongest around her are the twisting tendrils of green magic, probably from the second point. There’s more to it though, a subtle depth of blue, like reflected sunlight trapped in crystalline water, undulating in smooth waves. And as I’m peering at her, following the blue through crest and trough, I see it—the aura of my talisman, fluttering the other magic, swaying through it in an intricate and tenuously balanced dance.

"He told me things, Amelia. My wolf… my origin… it's all connected. The orb is the key. Only the orb can show where I truly came from—and it's the only thing that can help me control her." Amelia stepped back. Her lips trembled. "The orb…" Elise's gaze got hard. "And you know what it means if Drake gets his hands on it. If he taps into my essence through the orb, he'll own me. He'll bend me to his will." Her jaw clenched. "That's why I can't let him reach it first. I'll get the orb before he does, no matter what it costs." For a long moment, Amelia said nothing. Then, with a determined sigh, she pulled a small glass bottle from under her cloak. The liquid inside shimmered faintly under the d

On his other hand, he was holding the black and white orb that Rukael had gave him as a compensation for his help. After a meticulous inspection of the globe, Noel discovered that the orb wasn't from Rukael's world. When he decided to undergo tests on the orb by infusing his Mana in it, surprisingly, it's Mana flow is similar to him. In an instant, Noel got reminded of the time when he met the other child of night. After they died, they also released a dark blue marble ball. The size between the orb and the ball is different, yet Noel couldn't shake the feeling that these two were related in a way. But, in what way?

“And I know what I have to do.” Without another word, she approached the tree at the center of the plaza. Its roots cracked the stone beneath it, and its branches stretched high into the heavens, glowing faintly with residual magic. Beneath its sprawling canopy stood a pedestal holding a crystalline orb—the same Heart of Balance they’d seen earlier in the labyrinth. Jessica reached for it cautiously, her instincts screaming at her to stay back. As soon as her fingers brushed its surface, the orb flared brightly, engulfing the group in golden light.