Crystal Onyx Caves Novels & Stories

Aside from the occasional sound of Varius’s stick tapping against the stone, the cavern was silent. “Stay close to me, Violet,” Kylan spoke. We were already holding hands, and he hadn’t let go for a second, so I wasn’t sure how much closer he wanted me. We walked a little further in, and then I saw it. My breath caught in my throat. There was a shallow pool of water, and in the center stood a stone holding a giant blue crystal. Its light flickered like a fire trying to stay alive, and just by looking at it I couldn’t tell how much longer it would last.

"A Memory Crystal? Tell me everything you know." Noah closed his eyes, recalling the ancient stories his grandmother had told him. "The legends say it was created by the first Moon Priestess, a powerful seer who foresaw the coming of the Memory Walkers. She imbued a crystal with her own memories and the protective magic of the moon goddess. It is hidden in the Cave of Echoes, deep within the mountains." "Where exactly?" Sophia asked, leaning forward. "The Cave of Echoes lies beyond the Whispering Forest, at the peak of Mount Shadowfall," Noah replied. "But the cave is dangerous. Many have entered, but few have returned. The whispers inside can drive a person mad."

My lungs were starting to burn, so I did least sane thing and followed the God of Wolves into the mouth of the cavern. I followed the pulsating light above my head and breached the water within seconds. Azrael had already pulled himself out of the small, circular pool. I took a moment to catch my breath before accepting his outstretched hand. The floor of the cave was made of smooth stone the color of smoke. I’d just begun to marvel at it when the glowing light flickered, catching my eye. “Woah.” There were crystals everywhere. Ones of all colors, sizes, and shapes. Some hung down from the ceiling while others were embedded in the walls, or in between clusters of ordinary stone. Almost all o

He rose and walked to his bookshelf and removing the books like he had done the other day, he unlocked the secret door and went into the dark cave-like room. The Onyx. A beautiful diamond stone was gotten from the deepest core of the earth's crust and passed on from generation to generation in the Vampire lineage. It was discovered by the seven leaders of the ancient vampires who lived underground, they breathed all their powers into the stone and gave it to the youngest of them all who made an effort to leave the underground and start living a life on the earth's surface after a volcano eruption that wiped out all the Underground Vampire clans. While the young Vampire kept working in the fo

But it deep into Forest, and some monster bees live in the cave. Zara decides not to go to the cave because she didn't want him to get hurt, but Ondo said he could kill the bees. Ondo made some dirt bombs and firebombs. One by one, he threw them in the cave. It killed most of the bees, but there were still some that came out of the cave. Zara rapidly shot them down once all of them were killed. They went inside the cave and saw beautiful crystals. Zara looked and saw that the crystals contain a unique ability.

"Is your body up for this, Lyra? If you feel even a moment of fatigue or strain, we turn back instantly." Lyra rested her hand over Caelum’s arm, looking up into his eyes with absolute trust. I hear the Cradle calling to my core, Caelum. "This is no threat. It is a warm hearth that awaits us. We go together." The descent into the catacombs of Obsidian Ridge was vastly different from their desperate plunge into the abyss during the war with Valerius. Where once dark obsidian walls had bled toxic purple void energy, the underground passages now glowed with veins of pure white-gold solar crystals and deep-silver shadow runestones. The air was warm and smelled of ozone, underground spring water

The heart of the cavern was dominated by a monolith of obsidian-black stone, wrapped in bands of shifting, liquid gold light. It looked like a finger of the earth had pierced through the crust, scarred with the same archaic script that now throbbed beneath Rangga’s own skin. But the sacred silence of the chamber had been violated. Massive, portable drilling rigs—industrial-grade hydraulic beasts—were already anchored into the floor, their diamond-tipped bits pressed against the base of the monolith.

“Now stop fooling around and come with me.” Ahbaya led me to another secret entrance at the southern part of the study room. Beyond the door was a dark cave. Light crystals illuminated the cave. The cave looked like a world from another dimension, seeing how the crystals from afar looked like the stars in the night sky. Ahbaya and I went down deeper into the cave. “Watch your step.” She warned. “It’s very slippery here.” “I noticed.” Ahbaya huffed, looking at me like I’m some type of sloth. Or a jackass. “Then you can go down faster then?”

We follow behind. A hidden cave lies behind the water, with shimmering crystals all around the entrance. She manages to stay completely dry, while Gabe and I’s coats are both soaked. There were no windows in here, the only source of light were glowing crystals placed around the cave. She leads us to the end of the cave, before pulling on a purple crystal. The ground starts to shake as the cave opens up more, revealing rows and rows of bookshelves. How will she ever find the spell she needs in this abundance of books?

Lucifer warned, her right hand tightening into a fist, Rogue nodded unable to make any coherent statements. The crevice of the cave reached its end and from there it spread out, revealing a massive sanctuary that had cobalt blue stones as foothold, loots of treasure sporadically placed in bulks and in the pivot was an alter, the alter was huge and on it was a majestic serpentine.