Dagger And Coin Novels & Stories

Then I placed the coin down in front of him. He didn’t speak right away. He leaned back, then forward, before he finally picked it up. As he turned it over slowly, his brow furrowed like the thing in his hand was a puzzle piece. When he finally spoke, his voice was low. “Bloodfangs used coins like this as a calling token. But those have long since been buried. No one should have one now.” My stomach dropped. He didn’t look at me when he said it. He was looking at the triplets who’d just come in.

“We have enough coins to bid. Are you afraid you might lose to a woman?” Someone snorts. The man—Lord Achilles — shoot daggers at the woman. “Let the best bidder win,” he mutters finally, his voice dripping with challenge. “Let the best bidder win,” the woman says, raising her transparent goblet half filled with a liquid that looks like blood. The bidding continues and bile rises up in my throat. Hearing their voices pile on each other bidding like I was a sacrificial lamb. “One thousand silver coins,” A very familiar voice thunders.

“Scott has a dagger in his house or layer. Wherever he’s planning this stuff,” she said, glancing at me. “That dagger is the Moon Dagger. It holds a moonstone and makes the dagger powerful. It can kill any creature easily. If you want to kill your brother, you need to use that dagger on him.” “The Moon Dagger?” Emma gasped. “How did he get possession of that? The only one that I knew existed disappeared decades ago.”

He would find a way to strike, even from prison. --- Next Morning—Dino's Private Vault The room was clinically lit, lined with safety boxes and biometric locks. At the center was a single case—polished mahogany, bearing Dino's security insignia. Tomiwa stood beside Dino as the case opened, revealing the glinting treasure inside: an ultra-rare blockchain-based coin, minted during the inception of LazTech’s crypto division. It had multiplied in value over the years, a digital artifact tied to the most secure network in the world.

I asked through mind-link. “They are not ordinary coins. It had been used to decide the exact time of Blood Day ever since the forming of my pack. We can be linked with the Moon Goddess through these beautiful coins. Look how beautiful they are.” Derek held me in their arms and pointed at the coins. Yes, they are beautiful. I looked at the coins carefully. There were seven coins on the plate and three had moons on their side, while there was a woman's back on the other four coins. I guessed that was why it was decided on Wednesday.

Dagger sneered, "take a look at where you live, you can only pay me back with your life." Before he could say or do anything, Dagger vanished and when he found him, he had Choco up in the air. Vince eyes widened with horror, "Stop!" Dagger grinned evilly, "I'll kill one as compensation and then take the other." His hands moved. "Stop!" Vince moved as fast as he could with his wolf's speed, rushing blindly through air but he collided with nothing and ended up falling face first on the greasy ground. His heart dropped. Choco... Choco couldn't be dead.

“This will clear the previous three moons of silver treatments and the emergency fees from the night of the fire.” Alistair looked at the massive stack of high-tier bills, his expression hardening as a cold, suspicious shadow crossed his face. “Did the Alpha give you this coin, Lyra?” I shook my head, my jaw setting into a hard line. “No. This coin belongs to my mother’s ancestral dowry. I tore it directly out of Darius Nightbane's vault box last night.”

The Lira is equivalent to the Astra but it is a coin, gold color for 10,000 Lira, silver for, 5,000 Lira, metallic Violet for 1,000 Lira, metallic lilac color for 500 Lira. Dimes are small coins with a hole in the middle, they have the lowest value because you still need a thousand Dimes to make up for the Lira. I returned my attention to the acid, and observed it. Why did my brain go to money, I wanted money. My eyes narrowed when I noticed that there were a few times where the rushing water stopped. I smirked.

"My dad never told me how to use it. All I know is that it's supposed to transport us out of here." "Well, let's give it a try," I say, feeling a rush of adrenaline. I circle the coin, which, like the one above the well, is just floating there. "I wonder what the inscriptions on it say." "Your guess is as good as mine," Damon answers. I keep studying the coin. My dad, wherever it is he astral projected from, knew the coin would be in here. He also knew how to get the tower's door to open. But how?

It's much smaller than I would have anticipated," he commented as he waved it in front of Daggers face. Dagger pressed his lips together in a thin hard line, almost turning white, shaking his head no. With his free hand, Leander gripped Dagger's jaw in his fist and squeezed, forcing his mouth open. Dagger shook his head violently, but it wasn't enough to stop Leander from shoving Dagger's cock into his mouth! I was going to faint. Just pass out. Fall over right there. Abruptly, Cyril grabbed my bicep, steadying me, keeping me on my feet.