Crystal Onyx Caves Novels & Stories

She admitted. Hailey faked a gasp, but a real surprise was on her face. "What? How?” Again, Chloe rolled her eyes. "What's what?” she asked. "It's not like I expected someone would bathe me in orange juice like Dana did.” She said. “Still… anyway, I have something in my locket you can manage. It's my former cheerleading uniform.” Hailey said.

Dryad took the opportunity to inspect his surroundings as the hunters were still in their position glaring at the only path the snarling creepers will appear from. The underground thick, blackened wall and floors were filled with little sparklingly crystals shining in varies of colors but more of the color-blue glows more brightly than any other color there serving as the main illumination within the underground and it's passages, having a towering roof the same as the height of it's creator—the glowing sky-worms with each tunnels connecting to each haven as a creek flowing from the east to the west. A total of ten haven built and still ongoing with each one holding many of mystical creature

he asked. “A large crystal has been discovered in the eastern cave of the Thornfire pack. It is pure white with a glow emanating from within. The crystal is said to be very different from previous crystals.”

"Be still, Rhea," Kai ordered, his voice firm, although his hand trembled slightly as he pressed the warm, sleek stone to her skin. He crouched before her, his eyes locked on the primitive rune etched into the obsidian. The Cradle of Ancients was a place of raw power, a cavern of sparkling crystals that hummed with energy. A stream of glowing, moon-like liquid flowed down the center of the room. Rhea sat on a crystal slab, the chill of the stone seeping into her marrow. Her body was a wreck, depleted by her recent heat and the tension of the broken bonds.

"But we are not doing this in the open. The sun is too loud right now." Maya placed her bare feet on the metal floor of the airlock and closed her eyes. I felt a deep, resonant hum travel from her body and into the dunes, a frequency that searched for the cooling moisture buried miles below the surface. Suddenly, the ground beneath the transport groaned. A massive sinkhole opened in the sand, revealing the entrance to a hidden, obsidian-walled cavern, an ancient, subterranean oasis that had been sealed since the era of the First Kings. "Move the unit inside," Maya commanded. "The Stone Sister is waiting in the dark.".

My eyes darted around the place, and I felt my jaw drop at the number of large crystals that filled the cave. “So, it only appears at midnight,” Killian muttered and chuckled as he teased himself while looking at the numerous reflections of himself on the crystals. “Will… you let go?” Valerie's voice slipped into my mind, and I looked down at her. My eyes shifted to our hands, which were wrapped together, and I quickly let go and then shifted away from her. She sighed in relief and narrowed her eyes before facing one of the crystals. “Welcome to the crystals of revelation,” the man’s voice boomed out from nowhere, circulating the cave.

My eyes catch a glimpse of something just ahead. At the base of the cavern floor, nestled within a cradle of black stone between two massive coils of the serpent’s body, something faintly glows. Small. But unmistakable. I kick closer. The object rests on a natural pedestal of stone, no bigger than my fist. The artifact. I inch closer to see what I’m dealing with. The surface looks like petrified flesh turned to crystal over centuries. Deep crimson veins run through blackened stone, frozen in twisted patterns like lightning trapped inside rock.

"I'm not sure why you picked me of all people, but I'm glad you did." "There's so much here fora resort town." I say we walk past a wide array of stores and small shops. I'm a bit overwhelmed at it all, but having Nate here makes it tolerable. We continue to walk, and I see a crystal shop and tug on Nate's hand. "I'd like to go in there for Evie. She loves crystals and stones." He smiles. "Okay, let's go." We walk into the quaint store, the scent of herbs and incense flooding my senses the momnent we enter. I see wide assortments of crystals - amethysts, onyx, citrine, geodes and the like - all

She pointed to a narrow crevice in the rock face, barely wide enough for a person to slip through. Torren eyed it skeptically. “That looks like a one-way trip to a lava bath.” “We don’t have a choice,” Caden said, his voice firm. “Lead on, Elara.” They squeezed through the crevice, the walls scraping against their packs, the heat intensifying with each step. The tunnel opened into a vast cavern, its ceiling lost in shadow, its floor a mosaic of cracked stone and glowing fissures. At the center stood a pedestal, upon which rested a jagged fragment of crystal, its surface pulsing with a fiery red light.

His voice boomed, immediately bowing at me. An awkward laugh filters from my lips. “You don’t have to do that.” I urged, tapping his shoulder for him to stand. “I look forward to working with you in the future.” I smiled. He nodded profusely. “I, as well.” “We need to do more testing on the crystals. Ingested in their raw form will cause immediate death however when liquified, it needs an activator to cause harm.” “King Lazarus.” Monroe spoke hesitantly. “I’ve been informed that we have a problem regarding obtaining the crystals. The mines and caves that we have used over the years no longer have any left.”