Crystal Onyx Caves 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.

“Go, Sapphire!” With the use of the fire blazing blue around the still burning body of the demon, I scurried and went a little deeper into the cave and saw the same bloke of shattered crystals on the ground. Above it is a niche which I think is where the crystal was placed. The crystal in this cave is a red one. A giant block of ruby! But something is different in it. There is something inside the crystal which looks strange… I moved a piece of it on the ground to look closer at what is inside of it. The second I learned what was inside of it, a loud, horrifying scream escaped from my throat!

Immediately, I hugged Raina and then examined her for cuts and bruises. “I'm fine.” She panted out. Her voice echoed in the cave before eventually dissipating. Raina pushed my hands away and roamed her eyes around the cave in awe. “This is spectacular.” Bunches of white glow-in-the-dark mushrooms that branched out from the craggy golden walls illuminated the cave. A vast diversity of decorated gemstones glinted in the prime of their colors on the walls. The air was light and tolerant, smelling like toasted marshmallows. Crystalline blue groundwater filled several cavities with silver reflections while clusters of creamy crystals of danburite were strewn across the ceiling.

The symbol of their Demigod Omega. The six Beta's glanced around the cave, and Leonardo noticed that one of them seemed particularly fascinated with a series of large crystals suspended from the ceiling which glittered in the light. Leonardo cleared his throat, breaking their reverie, and raised his hands questioning. "Well, I don't see him here..." He drew.

Until the woman seemed to be walking towards him as well as Celine with graceful steps, those sharp eyes couldn't be distracted for a second. “Hi, Cel—” The woman looked like she wanted to say hello to Celine, but suddenly a man came over and turned his back on Celine and Edric. The man was Noel Othniel, who came with a sweet smile at the woman named Crystall. "I've finished my painting," Noel reported, handing her his painting. Crystall looked pleased as she assessed the painting. “I like this. Let's display it." And they both just walked away from there. Seeing this, Edric felt a pain in his heart that even made him fall on the floor. The pain, just like an oddity that seemed to be connect

she said, rising with Elara still in her arms. In the main village, a small crowd had gathered around the fishermen. In the center, on a blue cloth, rested a crystal that seemed made of solidified moonlight. It pulsed softly, emitting a nearly inaudible melody. "We found it near the Whispering Caves," the eldest fisherman explained. "The water there has sung differently since the Healing." Aurora approached, feeling the marks on her arms respond to the crystal's pulse. She didn't need to touch it to know what it was—a fragment of the Cradle itself, detached during the final transformation.

The runes on her staff grew dimmer, a worrying sign that her control was slipping. Just as it seemed all hope was lost, a deafening roar reverberated through the cavern. The sound came from an unexpected source – the colossal crystal at the center of the cavern. It pulsed with an intense blue light, bathing the entire cavern in an ethereal glow. As the light intensified, a swirling vortex of chaotic energy erupted from the crystal. The creatures, caught off guard by the sudden surge of power, were thrown back, their bodies contorting in unnatural ways. The vortex grew larger, engulfing the entire cavern before shrinking back into the crystal.

Quinn’s POV The room around us at that moment felt like it began to swirl, as if a baby tornado was rising from the debris beneath our feet, levitating the million little pieces of the moonstone in the air. Lyra at that moment took a step back, dropping the stone that she had crushed the moonstone with from in her hand, as she stared on with me, watching the display of power before our eyes, releasing from the shattered moonstone.

I took a step back in surprise “You may enter now, Delilah,” Aunt Kala said. “She's waiting.” “Waiting?” I whispered, “but she’s asleep isn’t she?” I swallowed hard and stepped through the glowing doorway. The cave inside was huge, much bigger than I thought. The wall sparkled with crystals in all colors: blue, silver, gold, and purple. A gentle breeze flowed through the air, carrying in the sense of lavender and something warm like honey.

I created this project to exchange resources between packs, but also to gain access to things they keep buried. Me: Moonveil has practically untouched crystal caves. The crystals can be used for spellcasting, building structures, and even in rituals. The caves are neglected because Moonveil never developed a program to mine or invest in them. Too dangerous, too expensive. Cassiel: You know everything about Moonveil, don't you? A smile tugged at my lips as I typed my reply. Me: I'm useful, aren’t I? His response came almost instantly, warm enough to make my cheeks burn.