Divine Stone Fantasy Life Novels & Stories

I rather live as a spinster than marry someone I don't even love. "Don't dream about it, sweetheart. You are not marrying anyone but me." He promised me and hugged me. "Look, the dust will now start to appear." He points to the middle. I immediately became alert and stared at the stone. We are floating in the air but not a single soul can see us. It seems like Elijah concealed our presence. The blue stone is now gradually lighting up and at any moment it seems like it will explode. And I wasn't wrong, just a few seconds the light burst from the rock and after that, it looked like snow falling from the sky but they were shining.

he turned to Leo arching his brows. "That's a mere myth Taynor. It is said that angels are forbidden from touching the book, a curse has been placed on it, if at all its real"leo explained. "A myth that is true. Wait till I get it on hold!" "Why do you want to become human Taynor? Divine creatures dream everyday to become immortals. Are you dumb! You were birthed with a rare gift!" "Once again Leo, you know nothing about me!"he bellowed. "Now get us the fuck out of here!"

It bounced once on the pedestal… then rolled toward the edge. I lunged, blood butterflies cushioning my fall, and caught it midair. The moment my fingers touched it, my skin burned. A wave of darkness shot up my arm and into my spine, filling my veins with something... ancient. Something raw. I screamed, but I didn’t let go. I felt memories not mine—rituals in the Underworld, the agony of creation, the corruption of kings. The Stone was not just a power source. It was a prison. A core of pure dark magic sealed away for millennia.

What could the Velkrins or vampires possibly want with her? “Where did Leora take her to?” Korran growled. “Speak, and I might show you and your household mercy.” “The stone valley,” he replied. “Then you have sacrificed an innocent life,” Korran said. “The stone valley is for witches, and Maera is not a witch.” At this point, I could not control Circux anymore. Claws burst forth of my hands ripping Alaric's head off, as his body dropped to the ground.

"He is evil because you are good, we need to ruin your good girl image... He thinks you are serene, calm, collective and angel fallen from heaven... Let's show him your devil's side..." Sayesha smirked. "What are you thinking?" Vera frowned, she knows that Sayesha is chaos. Vera gasped when Sayesha grabbed her purse and pulled out the black card which Vlad has placed in her purse forcefully. "I knew it will here.." "I am not using his money for anything...." Vera shook her head. "If you are not using then I will..." Sayesha grabbed her hand and dragged her out of the caffe. "It's been long I haven't done shopping..."

My fingers found my clit—already slick, already begging—and the first slow circle made my back arch so hard water sloshed over the edge. “Oh God,” I whispered, even though I knew it was the wrong name to say. I stroked faster. Two fingers sliding over and around my clit while my other hand came up to pinch my nipple the way I imagined he might. The water made everything slippery, louder. I slipped one finger inside myself, then two, curling them the way I’d done every morning for weeks. My hips rocked up to meet my hand. The fantasy took over completely—Father Chris’s voice in my ear, his breath hot against my neck, his fingers replacing mine, thicker, surer, pressing that spot that made sta

“Good morning, initiates. Today we begin practical channeling. Try not to set the room—or each other—on fire.” A few students chuckled. Vale’s gaze flicked briefly to Layla. The laughter died. “These iridecksmt pearls in front of you are for you to practice. Focus stones, is what we call them,” he instructed. “Draw your power through them and shape it. Control is the goal. Chaos,” he looked pointedly at her, “is failure.”

I need the help of my third eye. 'Devine, are you there?' I asked. 'Yes. I'm always here inside your head,' Devine replied. 'I'm holding a poisonous black stone in my hand right now. Can you destroy it and reduce it to dust so it can never harm anyone again?' I asked. 'Sure thing,' Devine answered. A few moments later, I felt the black stone crumble in my palm. When I opened my hand, it had turned into fine powder and no longer emitted purple smoke.

My jaw dropped as I looked carefully at the image of the stone. The same stone, encased in my mother's locket, was not just a beautiful gem; it was a legendary artifact with mystical properties. The Arctic stone, described in the book as a legendary gem, possessed mystical properties. It could grant unparalleled power to its possessor, but the condition was as extraordinary as the stone itself – a single drop of essence from every existing supernatural species. The revelation left me breathless, my mind swirling with questions about my mother's possession.

They even ignored the three people following him. Chu Xun raised the corners of his mouth slightly. He raised his hand. With a flash of light, a golden stone appeared, emitting golden light. "Is this the Chaos Stone?" Someone stared at the stone in Chu Xun's hand with burning eyes. "This is the Chaos Stone, which can turn ordinary sacred relics into Divine Artifacts. If an expert in the High Immortal Realm holds one, the person could fight with an expert in the Prime Immortal, not losing." Chu Xun turned over his hand, put away the fake Chaos Stone, and said, "Yes, this is the Chaos Stone."