Crystal Onyx Cave Ky Novels & Stories

There was no going back on this. Now back in the main cavern, nothing changed after I escaped this place. Hundreds of workers and the Blood Eagles remained busy while dozens of chained prisoners were scattered all over this place. The triangular building, with its giant glowing crystal on top, was straight ahead. “That is one huge bling,” Brock said in awe. My friends were astonished since this was their first time seeing an adamantite. “Mama likes.” Katie’s eyes widened in sparkles. Alex snapped her fingers in front of her face to get her senses back.

The next morning, Kyra entered inside the old cave temple of the moon goddess where no one is allowed to enter. But as Kaiser is the king, he requested the permission of the Priestess before hand. The cave is closed with an invisible barrier which keeps every living being outside. Only the natural elements can go past this barrier. The invisible barrier felt like a wisp of air while walking through it. The tall life like statue of the moon goddess is sitting on a raised stone platform. "Kyra Thorn, daughter of Lionel Thorn, and the Luna of Silvershade pack. What made you seek my audience today" the voice of a woman rang around the cave, which echoed all around.

It shot across the space and smashed into the wall. My focus shattered, and I cursed as I looked at Abigail. “I didn’t mean to do that.” “It’s ok that is why we are here to practice. This cave is cloaked, so it’s not like we alerted anyone." I need to mix up some more medicines. I want you to try again. She picked up a large onyx crystal and placed it on the floor in front of me. “Is there a reason you are using another type of crystal?” “Call it a hunch.” She winked. Before moving to her table and working with her herbs and mixing her medicines.

Erys replied. "Hell is weird," Kira and I said. I leaned over the lake. "You can see your reflection. It's called Crystaline Lake because any type of rock you put in comes out a crystalized mineral in a week. Go ahead, pick a rock, scratch your initial in it, plop it in the lake and we'll come back in a week for the crystals. Don't worry, no one will steal anything. Crime is non-existent here." I waited for everyone to pick a rock and plop it in. "Would you like to see the meadows, forest or mountains next?"

The brothers announced. Kyra mouthed a 'wow' as she watched the dazzling view in front of her. "Beautiful..." She could barely whisper. She was awed... In front of them was a little lake. Shining crystals hung from the ceiling of the cave, creating a mystical effect. Kyra forgot about her request, as she watched the beauty with a dazed expression. "Come off it... It's just a cave." Jace teased. He was reminding her of her previous words. "You guys would have told me." Kyra breathed.

Beneath this desolate cliff lay a concealed cave. At its deepest point was a pitch-black crystalline fragment that was no larger than a palm, and it rested atop a stone pedestal. It shimmered with a translucent luster, pulsing with intricate and enigmatic runes. Chase reached out to touch the black crystal. A piercing chill surged through his fingertips, spreading through his entire body like an icy tide. It felt as if he had dipped his hand into a frozen lake. Frowning, he murmured, "This aura… It feels so familiar. Could this be a Profound Abyss Crystal?"

The place was almost silent, with only the trickle of the streams to keep her company. She enjoyed the silence with time. It was a small area of complete peace where she didn’t have to worry about being recognised or being an outsider. She could bathe in the beauty of the cave and just be her. Cassy smiled looking at the veins of quartz spreading through the obsidian walls. Both were crystals mined and exported by Ash Mount but also used amongst the wolves. One of those veins would’ve been mined to form the hilt of the dagger Alex got her for her birthday. It was a sign of the pack, and the first one Cassy had ever owned.

"I hope the volcano swallows your name along with your pride, Blackwood, because I'm not carrying your ghost back to the North just to give it a proper burial." Phoenix spat the words, her voice a jagged shard of obsidian cutting through the rhythmic, thunderous roar of the caldera. She didn't look at Kael, though her chest was heaving under the weight of a panic she’d spent five years learning to bury in New York’s ice. She stood at the edge of the cooling Altar of the First King, her knuckles white as she gripped the leather strap of her rucksack. Inside, two Moonstone fragments—the Indigo Base and the Violet Heart—vibrated in a dissonant, low-frequency hum that made her teeth ache and her

I nodded my head and smiled at how happy he was. "Come, I want to show you our home," he said softly. I followed after him waving at his people who we passed. My eyes filled with the beauty of the huge amethyst open geodes that graced the cave's entrance. "This is our royal chamber or cave," Dregs announced. I saw the stalagmites and stalactites. I was smiling and didn't even realize it. We traveled lower and natural fluorescent lighting covered certain walls.

I say as I quicken my pace. A growl comes from deep within Onyx as he removes his hand and pulls at my clothing. Desperate to see him naked, I quickly remove Onyx’s clothes. “Anyone can walk up,” Onyx announces as he lifts me, and I straddle him around the waist. “If you don’t care if they see me naked, I don’t care.” I breathe as I kiss him feverishly. “We are going to get wet.” “I am already wet,” I say as I break my kiss on his neck. “No, we are going behind the waterfall over here.” He comments as he walks into the water and wades us behind a large rock that hides what would be a waterfall for an ant. “That is not a waterfall.” I laugh. “Ok, it is more of a bubbler, but still, this littl