Blue Gemstone Resident Evil Novels & Stories

Merlin comes back over with three round gems, “Now, I wouldn’t make you carve the setting, I could magic that for you, but maybe one of these, here?” She hums thoughtfully and looks at the gems he’s chosen. They were all smooth circular cabochons; there was a fire agate, a fire opal, and a dragon’s breath opal, which she knows is just fancy glass. But the hints of blue spoke to her, she picks it up and places it where he had suggested, she tilts her head and pulls out Kai’s gift too.

“The most temperamental stone on the planet.” Jenny gasped. “Wait, the electric-blue one?” “Yes,” I said tightly. “The one that fractures under high heat and changes color if you so much as look at it wrong.” Grace let out a low whistle. “They’re giving us a gemstone that’s basically a ticking bomb.” “Great,” Gideon muttered. “Because what we really needed this year was a metaphor for emotional instability.” I shot him a glare. He winked. Ryan skimmed the letter, then looked up, meeting my eyes.

No metal, no gem, no gift from the earth would do. It had to come from me. From my soul. My will. My light. And in the middle of chaos and death, beneath a sky choked by shadow, it finally did. A soft blue gem rose from the center of my palm, born of blood and magic. It glowed like crystal dipped in starlight—clear and bright, pulsing with the steady rhythm of calm. It hovered there, sensing the Dark Stone, waiting for the battle it had been made for.

*"Three minutes. Not a second more." Agnes slammed her palm against the vault’s biometric pad. The titanium door hissed open, revealing her private cache of raw materials—the few salvaged crystals and silver threads she had managed to drag from the ashes of her mother's gym. She snatched a vial of concentrated, luminescent blue fluid—liquid moonstone primer—and a pair of dense, unrefined carbon-fiber testing wraps. She spun back to Rhys, her voice snapping like a military commander's. "Sit down. Now."

While the group exited the room, Kaze looked around. The room, including the walls and door, was not designed to keep radioactive out. In other words, the gemstone was unlikely to be radioactive. Otherwise, those working in Marlboro would have shown signs of radioactive exposure by now. Plus, Everett valued his life a lot. He would have tested the gemstone before coming in contact with it. It was highly likely that the prized possession only caused a reaction to specific individuals. One of them included Sasha, who had the Nine Phantom Lotus. That was the only possibility.

"It can. It very much can." I looked back at the gemstone. Surprisingly, those grey patterns had disappeared. It was all black now. Jet black. "It's from the Underworld."

" Can you give me this necklace? I really love this one ." " T-That one...?" I clenched my fist squeezing my fingers. She was holding a light blue diamond pendant necklace which Bella brought me as a gift. I hesitated to see if Aubrey keeps that necklace back in the closet but heavens she shamelessly wore around her neck. " Eva, please let me have it. It goes well with my deep blue eyes unlike your light sapphire blue eyes ," she said, sarcasm dripping off her every word. " Give it back. It's a gift from Bella, you can take other ones..."

He braces his palms against the gold plates where the wooden edge of the doors meet, and with one almighty push, the doors swing open to reveal a room which she could have struggled to dream up, even as a child. Huge bay windows fill the single curved wall, and the biggest bed she has ever seen sits right in the centre of the round room. Voile panels with delicate beading and embroidery hang from the ceiling and drape around the bed, held back by the dark wooden bed frame. The headboard is carved with a depiction of a dragon breathing fire and its eye is set with the biggest gemstone she has ever seen. She knows immediately that the deep purple stone is polished fluorite. Beth gave her a sma

He pulled her back just enough to see her face, then kissed her cheeks, her temple, her lips, breathlessly. Evelyn laughed through her tears. He took her hand, and slid the ring onto her finger. It fit perfectly. She stared at the soft blue stone. It looked like it held light beneath the surface. "What kind of gemstone is this?" she whispered curiously. "I love the soft sparkle. It looks like it holds light." Roman’s gaze softened. “A rare deep-sea gemstone.” Her eyes widened. "Really?” “I wanted something that wasn’t like anything else.” He smiled.