Elemental Gems Novels & Stories

"We need to have four items to represents the four elements." "I already have three of them." "Where can we get the last one?" "We will have to ask if our friends here could lean us some," said the princess. Nayris smiled and came to them with a sewn bag in his little hand. He pulled a handful of gemstones from the bag. Cassandra had never seen so many beautiful stones, malachites, obsidians, jaspers, and jades. Each one gleamed in its own vibrant color. "Pick any of them as you please, my lady," Nayris said.

The kantar gem is a magical gem that provides protection but gives only a select amount of protection because it will only provide when it trusts you and if you're pure hearted. "Tomorrow morning you are leaving you should be early to make your journey easier. I hope you succeed in your mission royalties" She said and we all agreed. Hopefully our journey on our mission will be smooth and I hope the gods and goddesses guide us in our journey.

Emily exclaimed, completely shocked to encounter one of her crushes in person. Emily was a devoted fan of the six precious gems in Elite, knowing their names and their stories, basically everything about them. But her biggest crush was Thorian, which worried me, as he was also nearby, though he hadn't noticed her yet. "You know me?" Lukas asked nervously, chuckling a bit and running his fingers through his hair, seeming a tad shy. "Of course, I know you! Who doesn't know the six precious gems of Elite?" Emily's voice was filled with excitement and curiosity, likely wondering why he was here.

I opened the book and flipped to the marked pages. “It’s an experiment about how I came to exist,” I said carefully. “The blood of every known creature, harvested, refined, broken down to its purest essence and then recombined. Werewolf. Vampire. Witch. Fae. Human. Things that did not have names anymore. Things that should never have shared the same space, let alone the same body. The combined blood was used to create a gem. Not a stone in the way people imagined, but a condensed core of living energy, self stabilizing, adaptive. A gem designed to resonate with every species at once. A singular point of authority. A thing that could command blood because it understood all blood.

“I never realized why I felt something so powerful about this gem … until I did my research and finally discovered where it came from.” Arth glanced at Alice’s gem, still surprised. “So what does it do?” “This gem has an infinite amount of alar … But I’m telling you this …” Jade said as he returned the blue gem to Arth. “It will only respond when it is needed the most. You should find out yourself about why Alice gave you this gem. Perhaps she already knew it will help you in some way.” *** “Kael!” Arth called and then he threw the glowing blue gem towards the Divine Knight.

Everly’s POV The Goddess was right. I needed Avril to be here. She and I were connected in some way. We were both given a curse just so the Pantheon could give us some of their power. I had thought I was the only one. But my wolf’s sister was here in the flesh. My wolf was spinning around. “We are gemstone wolves.” I explain to Avril. “The Goddess choses to give us gifts, but every gift must come with a price. For you, you can see visions, but you’re blind.”

“Asrar what’s so special about the Dragons Gem.?” “It was a gem given to the dragons many many years ago. It gave Dragons great power and we kept it safe. Trusting only a single human with the property of the gem. That person is the reason the great war started and so many of us dragons are gone. They stole it Rosalie causing our power to disappear. We could only bend the element for which we are born into. We couldn’t control anything else of have special ability. Our ability to shift was not take from us but we hid. The war was not in our favor and before to long many where taken captive. Some not so lucky where killed right away. We where torched for years, some of us getting out of that

It can make you look like a different race or person, though only the rarest ones can copy a specific person's appearance. She rose from her stump seat and handed it to Seth. It was rather pretty, and it almost looked as if there was a light inside the stone. "I thought you could only enchant things that were once alive?" he queried, looking at the small gemstone. "I keep forgetting you come from a place without magic. Golems, elementals and gargoyles are made from stone and are alive. They eat gemstones like candy and channel mana through them as they digest them, allowing the gemstones to hold an enchantment when they come out the other end.

She came up behind his chair and put her hands on top of it. She was painfully aware of what had almost happened earlier between the two of them, but the pull of her game was too great. "What are you farming, Kanda? There's nothing for you to be hunting here." "Actually there is one thing I'm trying to get," he corrected her. "I couldn't buy currency, which makes this game really weird. But I found out the expensive stuff I want can be dropped from this particular gang." He pointed to the turtle-like creatures on his screen as they shuffled around the area. "They drop the gem needed, then I just have to go mine to get the elements for the ring itself."

Angel sniffed, glancing at the broken plates still littered on the floor. Diam laughed, but it was bitter and brought tears to his eyes. "Mine got broken as well. My happiness. My heart. My dreams. All broken. So, will you ever get back your China?" "Sadly, no." "Same here. I'll never be whole again. Not in this lifetime." Diam only realized he was crying when her little hands came to his face and wiped off the tears. He chuckled, turning away. When his eyes returned to her, she was crying as well. "Hey, don't do that. Please."