Crystal Onyx Caves Novels & Stories

The darkness abruptly gave way to a soft, ethereal blue glow. I stepped into the cavernous subterranean chamber, my breath catching violently in my throat. The walls were entirely covered in intricate, glowing runic carvings – ancient Onyxclaw earth magic, specifically designed to completely freeze time and halt decay. But it was not the magic that made my blood run cold. It was the massive, shimmering block of pure, crystalline ice resting on a raised stone dais in the very centre of the room. Taylon let out a strangled, broken sob. He stumbled forward, dropping to his knees at the base of the dais, his hands pressing flat against the freezing crystal.

Within him, he knows this is the crystal cave he had set out for. He entered the cave surprised that it was not as dark as he expected. There were crystals all over the place, though it wasn't shining as before, but the dim light which the crystals brought was enough for him to see. There were also small creatures covering the crystal wall and they glowed with a bright light. He walked further inside the cave, his legs leading him to the final destination. He came to a dead end of the cave and saw a little sand, he bent down and know this was here he will plant the tiny crystals. Removing them from his secret hole he made in his head band, He planted the crystal. At first nothing happened an

I rush to him, letting the girl fall, I take him and throw him over my shoulder and rush to Onyx, our healer, she has to be able to heal him, I need him. Getting to her lair isn't easy as she is below the city. One of the hardest substances in the world to dig through is red clay, and Southern Tennessee; Northern Alabama is nothing but hard, red clay. When Onyx wanted to dig for her lair, she wanted to make sure that it was not only hidden but that it would survive a literal atomic bombing. Digging underneath multiple buildings to get to the exact location she needed was almost impossible. Underneath the Westin Hotel in Huntsville Alabama is a beautifully erected barracks. This building hold

After everything was saved up, Chaos began to walk slowly through the dark caves, walking to the cave that they had reached, whose ceiling was around 40 meters above the floor, it was certainly an immense underground structure. The rock that made most of the cave was black and gray, just like the one on the surface, and there were glowing blue crystals above the ceiling, named Magic Crystals, low-grade magic materials. Chaos, of course, was a gluttonous being, so he quickly flew upwards and used his claws to destroy the ceiling a bit, making a rain of crystals fall over the floor. "Oh my lord seems interested in everything, that's good! B-But be more careful!" said Belphegor, evading the bou

Closing my eyes, I try to ground myself as something rushes past me. Opening my eyes, I find the cave mouth illuminated in the dim light of night. There in my hand, which I believed was holding Taran’s, is a wand. At the base sits a dark green serpentine crystal, then the dark wood appears black, and right above my hand, three gems are set. The first is a green jade, the second is a purple amethyst, and the third is a sunstone crystal. On top sits a large piece of quartz. The stone glows pink for a moment, then turns clear, like glass. I slowly walk out of the cave, wand in hand. I lay on the ground just outside the mouth of the cave and look up into the sky, as the meteor shower starts. Onc

The tunnel narrowed until the walls felt like ribs. When the passage opened, it did so like a lung: slow, wet and full of a light that did not belong to torches. The chamber took my breath. Stone smoothed itself into a bowl and at the center of that bowl stood the thing that had been tugging at my bones since I first saw the ledger—the crystal. It was more beautiful than any warning I’d expected. It drank the moonlight and threw it back folded and complicated as if sunlight had learned to keep secrets.

I stumble into a cave, its walls lined with glowing crystals that hum with a familiar resonance. The static in me answers, harmonizing with the crystals. The void hesitates at the entrance, its hunger momentarily thwarted by the light. A voice echoes from the depths of the cave. *"You're not supposed to be here."* I turn. A woman stands there, her skin crystalline, her eyes glowing with the same light as the pool. She holds a staff of fused bone, its tip pulsing with energy. "Who are you?" I ask, my voice trembling.

The cavern beyond was enormous. The ceiling soared so high her winglight could not touch it, vanishing into darkness pierced by crystals hanging like spears, thick as pillars. They erupted from every surface, jagged clusters blooming from the floor in crystalline forests, descending from above in translucent blades that caught and shattered every flicker of flame. Crimson crystals glowed like captured heartsblood. Sapphires shimmered deep as midnight oceans. Emerald spires thrust upward through black stone, their edges burning with internal green fire. Amethyst shelves curved along the walls like frozen violet waves, and veins of gold crystal wound between them, thin and delicate as threads

Looking at Xander and Selene, she noticed their faces showed the same uneasiness she felt. All of a sudden, they entered a large, open room. Intricate carvings adorned the walls, with a large, glowing crystal positioned in the middle. The crystal glowed softly and mysteriously, sending out a strong energy that Eva could sense. "This is the moment," Selene exclaimed, her voice brimming with wonder. "The Core of the Nexus." Eva walked up to the crystal with her hand extended. Feeling the relics vibrating with the energy of the crystal created a connection that pulled her in. When she made contact with the crystal, a powerful energy flowed into her, giving her a feeling of direction.

Fortunately, they were somewhat protected from the rain while walking under the rocks. Passing behind the sheet of water they reached the cave. An odd light was shining in the back. That light reflected into the walls of the cave. “That’s odd…” Rudra said. "The walls are quartz crystals, they reflect light," Toshani replied. "But what is the source of this light?" "Come, I will show you, " she smiled. He followed her lead towards the back of the cave. It was not noticeably big, at the end of the cave, a torchlight seemed to be burning from the floor. The torch flared brightly.