Elven Curve Blade Novels & Stories

In the circle’s heart, Virelance lay, shrouded in old cloth, atop the spiral Elara had once carved to mark the end of thrones. Elara stepped forward. She wore no crown, no armour. Her presence was enough. Every head turned. Every voice stilled. “This blade was built to command gods and kings,” she began. Her voice was not loud, but it needed no force. “It was used to divide souls. To enslave truths. To force kin against kin. To make law out of fear. It ruled with silence—worse than swords.” She looked at each face—Kael, Saphira, Riven, Seren. Each carried their own ghosts.

“If we can learn how to cast these spells or infuse them into our armor then we'll have a great fighting chance at whatever Zerathos throws our way.” Draven pulled another book from the shelves and skimmed through it. “Okay you have shielding and I've got enchanted weapons.” He said, his voice laced with excitement. “From what I'm seeing, they are called ‘light infused weapons’ and are specifically made to counter dark magic.” I moved closer to him, reading over his shoulder. The book deceived several powerful weapons, each crafted with an element of divine energy to fight against the shadows and shadow ingested creatures. The first one was called lumen blade. It was a sword infused with cel

The blade caught the light and bent it, reflecting faint crescents along the forge walls. “What do you call it?” she asked. Ryn shook his head. “Names belong to wielders, not makers.” Sera smiled faintly. “The Blade of Silverlight,” she said. “If you choose to name it at all.” Elise didn’t respond. She was already feeling it—something inside her shifting, aligning, as if the weapon had slotted into a space she hadn’t known was empty. “Now,” Sera said, stepping forward, “you train.”

Lionel wasn't the only one with the knowledge of herbs and concoctions. Her blades were specially crafted to slay vampires. When it sliced through their skin they didn't heal like they normally did. Made out of a meteor rock and some other elements she scavenged from the old ruins in the forbidden pass, the concoction she uses to polish the blade added more benefits. As she watched his scowl deepened and she raised her hand, giving him a two-finger salute. The bastard loved the hunt and chase. But this was her game, one she knew he'd never win. Because of the woods... No one knew these woods as I do.

He was always so pleased by her speed and ruthlessness in dispatching his elder children, that he doted on her during class. She was unrivaled in hand-to-hand, quicker and more sure-footed than her siblings. She was deadly with small blades as well, and kept one tucked in her boot at all times, just in case any of Killian's cronies took the young Lord at his word and tried to have her quietly dispatched. Not that she ever represented a true threat to either Killian or Reena, she was just as much her mother's daughter as her father's, and it was likely she would be a prey shifter rather than a predator.

"Certainly, if targeted at the vital organs. The electricity would not travel, say, from the hands to the heart, but it would damage the hands. Similarly, targeting the head or the heart, could turn the entire being into a non-being." Vorga took a shot. "How would we store the electricity? Insulated wires?" Lamusha said, "I don't know if that would work. We will be needing a much bigger container for the amount needed, and that volume of wire could make the resultant weapon bulky. What we need is some kind of light-weight box that would insulate the material." "The elven crystals!" Aelanor shrieked. Nimuel nodded. "Those hollow storage crystals weigh nothing, and they are very strong. I don'

They were outside the Packhouse. My eyes sharpened when I saw him—Kaelith Bloodraven. Even under the dim, crimson wash of the moon, he stood out with unsettling clarity. The darkness didn’t obscure him; it framed him. His tall frame was steady and grounded, every inch of him exuding a quiet, suffocating authority that made the space around him feel smaller. He wielded the sword as if it were nothing more than a wooden stick, yet the air told a different story. Each swing cut through the silence with a low, sharp hum, precise and controlled, no wasted motion, no hesitation. It wasn’t practice. It was refinement.

as if she was cutting mere pieces of wood into half. Larice blew past through the men like a gust of wind. She sheathed back her rapier and walked towards the child, leaving the hunters in shock of their broken swords. Gray Viper was an ancient weapon from the far country of the elves in Asveneas. Its blade was made of Elyfean steel, bathed and blessed by the Tree of Genia. Countless wielders had swung it for thousands of years until Riqui the Swordmaster died and passed it unto Larice. Only fools like these three hunters would go against the ancient blade using plain, silver swords.

The strange ancient language came to life. "The blade of light has a long double-edged blade forged from silver. The blade is fixed on a rich hilt of shinning gold metal with a smooth grip made of bluish crystal. A set of protection runes is carved into the blade near the spine. It was crafted by mage Calwivu, in the Aengmor Forest. It was crafted to kill the immortals. After the battle of Valmir, only two blades have been known in existence. One was kept in a secret location by the were council and the other one belonged to the Vampire elders...." "Vampires!" Harry stopped reading and rushed to inform his Alpha.

Two blades in a sheath. John even got goosebumps, and his hands reached for the blades themselves. His blades! Flawless, perfectly balanced, made of a special alloy, the secret of which only the Coven knew. Jon took out each of the blades and ran his hand over them lovingly, as if they were the most precious thing in his life. The blades were somewhat reminiscent of a Japanese sword - a katana, but slightly different from it. The same narrow and ideal, but still with their own secret, which no one is supposed to know about, except for the Hunter himself.