Deltora Belt Novels & Stories

“He wasn’t worthy of you. Yes, I was angry when you left, but I’m overjoyed you’re back now. Don’t ever think I wasn’t on your side.” My throat tightened. “Thank you.” She nodded. “Now, enough emotional stuff. You have a party tonight and you’re going to remind the kingdom exactly who the hell you are.” Della stood and yanked open one of the garment bags. The gown inside shimmered like moonlight: It was silver with a high slit, a flowing train, and embroidery at the bust that sparkled in the light. “We don’t need to look at any of the other dresses. This is the one,” Della declared. “It screams ‘Luna Royalty.’”

"Rita? Where are you going?" Reilla stood at the door while Rita packed her weapons. "I am going to find Nicklaus." Rita waited for Reilla to ask why but she didn't. "How do I leave? I mean we came through that magic gate." Rita asked. "You leave through it as well. Do you want me to open it for you?" "Yes, please." Rita followed Reilla outside and she opened the gate for her. "Take this." Reilla said handing her a red string bracelet. “It will help you when you are in danger." Rita looked at the bracelet. How would a bracelet help her she wondered but still put it on. "Thank you. I shall go then."

My fingers covered my freshly painted lips to stifle a gasp. I would recognize that belt over any of Nox's assortment. What caught my attention was the buckle—very distinctive silver with a swirl. It was the same one I'd found in his closet in Rye, the one he'd told me to use, and the one he'd told me to bring back to the city.

Dorothy had left and it seemed Drew had joined Abel and Daryl as the group stood outside the library. He glanced back to see the lone boy asleep at his table. The professor slowly brought his eyes back to meet Daphne’s. “You’re a Half-Myth.” The girl smiled shyly in response, “I have a Dream Acorn.” Professor Theodore frowned when she showed him a small item connected to her bracelet. He felt his eyebrows relax, “This is a Fairy Item.” He looked back at the girl and couldn’t believe it. She had not given off

There were quite a few dresses in the wardrobe that Charlotte usually felt embarrassed to touch, after all, each one of them looked expensive. Charlotte had chosen a white, waist-cinching midi dress with three-quarter sleeves. The dress was a new summer release from Brand A, featuring a faux belt design around the waist. The belt was adorned with floating camellia embroidery, making her waist look even smaller and more delicate.

Only the princess can think of this. “How much is it?!” Kurt Blue asked the vendor. “It’s 200cents sir” “Okay, I'm currently holding under 200 cents, pack the belt for her. I will go and bring your remaining cash” Kuru Blue said as he walked back to the carriage. “What’s that?” Princess Akira murmured as she saw someone holding a strange painting, it was a very unusual painting, or it didn't look like a dragon. One it doesn't look like a dragon, two it doesn't have the dragon symbol on her neck.

Margaux eagerly unwrapped the box. Inside lay a jewelry belt, delicate yet striking. It was crafted from rose gold links, each one shaped like a blooming camellia, with tiny rubies nestled in the center of every flower. The chain was designed to drape gracefully around the waist, with a single strand that dipped lower at the front, where a ruby teardrop pendant hung like a finishing note. “I thought it would pair nicely with the necklace,” Freya added casually. Mrs. Fontaine’s eyes sparkled as she held the belt up. “It’s exquisite. I’ve never seen anything like it.”

"Let's go!" "Vano, hurry!" "Be careful!" "Come inside immediately!" Devano was almost there, but then the circle broke apart. The high-pitched screams of girls echoed through the air. A genuine brownish-red wolf let out a roar. When the animal raised its two legs, the orange necklace dropped directly before Devano. The chain had the name 'The Delta' Laveena engraved on it. Devano stood rigid and still as if he had been hit by lightning, reading the inscription on the necklace. He was too scared to move or even glance up. He knew the eerie monster was directly above him. Devano wept silently.

Inside was an intricate rose gold necklace. “It’s very beautiful. Thank you,” I said, admiring it. The light hit it in a unique way. It was like the light reflected off each pore of it. It felt like there was an undercurrent passing through it, but I was probably just imagining it. “How did you get your hands on a Delzet?” Bellamy asked his father curiously. “What’s a Delzet?” I asked, looking at the necklace carefully. There was no denying its beauty, but Bellamy’s curiosity gave me pause. I looked up at Bellamy whose eyes were fixed on the necklace.

Lena turns the shimmering blue opal talisman in her hand and scrunches her face at the unusual dragon hide base that will fasten it to her neck like a choker and then she raises an eyebrow at me. “The dragon that came from gave it willingly, do not worry,” I reply to her expression before the words leave her lips. “Good! I wouldn’t want people harvesting hide in the old, unethical ways,”she says. “I would never,” I assure as I take the piece from her and place it around her neck and kiss her, sealing the spell. “This will serve to protect you from many things, but it will not make you completely invincible. Nothing does that.” “We are going to Rita’s house,” Lena says. “Antony can’t join us,