Djinn Equip Alibaba Novels & Stories

“It will give you more strength for all the travel. Believe me, traveling to one portal to another is not going to sit in very well for you in the long run.” “Well, I feel fine. Except of course for the constant dizziness. But other than that, I think I’m fine.” “You are not. Just trust me. Now, come with me.” “Where?” “We’re buying some baguette and some food for tonight.” “What’s happening tonight?” “A gathering of Jinni’s.” “What? You mean, there are more of you?” Alvah turned to her, looking at her like she just said the nastiest thing. “Yes. There’s more of me.” She claps her hand twice and magically, her clothes changed to a silver romper paired with some wedge.

I had to leave the basement to teleport out, since my teleportation magic didn't work there. Carefully, I set Jennifer on the ground and retrieved a special magic bomb from my clutch, hidden beneath my dress. Jess's creation was designed to keep the guards incapacitated long enough for us to escape. As I set it off, Jess appeared, lending a hand to help me carry Jennifer. Together, we navigated through the dungeon's exit, only to find Venia and Dina fiercely holding off additional security guards.

I came out of the car and followed the them into the packhouse. “That's the Alphas' room. One of them pointed at a golden door that looked so classic. The door to the room screamed wealth and power. I approached the door my heart hammering. Beads of sweat formed on my forehead and arm. My arms were sweaty and I was shaking. I took in a deep breath and let it out. I summoned all the courage in me and pressed the door bell. I stood there for a few seconds before the door was opened.

“Just that I was paid well to bring it here in one piece.” Ezra’s eyes glowed with protective anger. “Do you have the name or appearance of your employer?” “No, Alpha,” the messenger quavered. “It was arranged through a chain of men at the tavern in the next town. They wore hoods, paid me gold. I delivered. That’s it.” Ezra dismissed him with a gesture, and the man bowed out quickly. Alara stared at the twisted metal in her hand, the runes seemingly dancing under the flicker of torches. A faint buzz hung at the edge of her hearing, not quite a sound but a sensation.

The Triplets. Rider stood in the center, looking lethal in a black tuxedo. To his left was Declan, who had a wicked smirk and eyes that seemed to see through everyone. To his right was Raven, the silent one, his face a mask of cold indifference. They were the most powerful Alphas in existence, and tonight, they looked like they were ready to judge the world. Rider’s eyes found mine the moment I entered. The air in my lungs vanished. The pull was so strong I almost stumbled.

The establishment was well-known among experienced adventurers, and its sign bore a distinctive mark, resembling a stylized waystick. Entering the shop, they were greeted warmly by Fintar, a seasoned merman with a friendly smile. He showed them an array of mertech gadgets and gear, explaining the unique features of each item. The group carefully selected what they needed, ensuring they were well-prepared for the challenges that lay ahead in the abysmal plane.

The jinns advance altogether to charge, yet Alfi is pretty fast that they have no chance to launch a counter-attack. “CICALENGKA SMASH!!!” Alfi shoots a heavy wave from his fist that they vanish in a jiffy before him. Cicalengka is sub-district of Bandung. Alfi wonders why he ran into jinns in such a place. "If it’s a dungeon, I will run into knights, right? Or maybe those jinns are guarding this dungeon?" Alfi wonders. “Alfi, I”m scared.” Megumi said. “Don worry hun, we’ll get outta here somehow,” Alfi said.

She said, pointing at me. I watched the man drop her and turn his attention towards me. His eyes were fire. I was sure the fire had burned the eyeballs of the body it occupied. Whatever was left of it was burned out, unless it was magical fire, but at the range we stood, the fire was real to me. Anyone that was afraid of Aljannan Daji would die from fear just by seeing this jinni. He had altered the body he occupied in the most hideous way. The skin was red, and steam exuded from him. He had two large black horns and one small horn in the centre of his head. He was huge, easily nine feet tall. His presence was evil and menacing. What had she unleashed upon us? While the jinni advanced toward

She wasn’t affected at all, but she cared for her two newly customer. “Most monsters? What are the other monsters that don’t get affected?” Jai asked. Rin gestured them to move to the counter and talked about some sells. “Well… Only the strong ones. I shouldn’t be telling you this, but since you’ve caught on…” she looked reluctant for a moment, but she then said. “We have been receiving complaints lately about our potion not working enough to repel Alpha monsters. So… Yeah…” Jai hummed. “So it won’t work against leading monsters, huh?”

It was bound by a powerful magical contract or a curse to its host object, but apart from this side effect, the djinn was rather powerful. “You still can’t tell lies or touch iron,” Zen reminded Akiko. “In addition, djinns are not very good with wolves or dogs. That might include lycanthropes. If you’re alright with these limitations, the djinn could be the party’s ace, specialising in manifestation magic.” Creativity wasn’t Akiko’s strongest talent. However, she liked the restrictions it had. With Zen guiding them, the Death Princess thought he could maximise her potential with such a strange ability.