Emerald City Series Novels & Stories

These were times I hoped miracles existed. Totally outdid yourself, Turner. Emerald looked at me with smiling eyes and an almost demonic laughter which was invoking and cute. Man, I wished I could laugh at this state. She shook her head, giggling. “I don't know why they stretch those series. So overrated.” “For some bucks, ” I managed to say with a small smile.

“So, Miss Sleuth, I understand that you’ve had quite an adventure.” “Esmerelda,” I said, softly. “Call me Esmerelda.” He nodded. “Alright. Esmerelda, can you tell me a bit about what happened?” I hesitated going into detail with someone in the medical profession. It was such a crazy story. What if he thought me just that? What if he thought me crazy? Sure, he was a member of the society, but that didn’t mean that he’d been exposed to all that there is out there. What if his knowledge of the paranormal is more limited than that of Lance or Killian?

After successfully sneaking into the manor without getting caught by the paparazzi, I was finally able to meet Mother, who was sitting at the garden of roses. “Mother...” She looked at my direction. Now tell me, are you the one who stole the rubies? “Mother, look! Does it suit me?” Ashanti came out from the shed nearby, wearing the thing that has been stolen. “The rubies are magnificent, Ashanti. Where did you get that?” I said and sat at the grass field. Ashanti never answered, but it doesn’t really matter. The case has been closed. “Your sister is right. Where did you get that ruby? I would get some too, for my wedding.”

"Honestly, I'm quite interested in Emerald Haven. If there is Green Plum Grass there, it could help Marissa." "I agree," Rozi said. Everyone then set off for Emerald Haven. Encircled by mountains, the landscape was adorned with lush trees, and within the valley lay fields and houses. It was an absolute secluded paradise. Lionel could barely contain his joy when he saw the abundance of herbs. He said, "I'll remain here. I don't want to go anywhere else." Adrian turned to Jim and suggested, "Many lands outside Debonaire City have been abandoned. It's a huge loss. Since you have a connection with Debonaire City, why not help them sell herbs? You don't have to follow us to Wasteland."

POV ALPHA DECLAN Something is wrong with Emerald. I can see her sweating all the way over here. Her body was seconds away from being on fire. Goliath wants nothing more than to push forward, kick everyone out, and take care of her. She's been sick off and on since she left. She's overworking herself. Emerald has been nonstop, taking care of her responsibilities to our back while simultaneously helping Archie over at Dark Moon and getting Dark Jewel situated. And if they have spare time, they focus on making Julius feel comfortable. Ensuring he's having the best time possible and making up for all the lost time between him, his father, and the world.

Ethan had left a few hours before him, so he should have reached by then to hand the alliance over to the young emperor. At the thought, Darryl sped up rowing the small boat. … Emerald Cloud City had been around for thousands of years and had established a population and city no less impressive than that of the imperial capital. It was quiet when Darryl reached as it was in the middle of the night. There was a beautiful patch of architecture east of the shore, with breathtaking buildings and a stunning view. It was the mansion of Emerald Cloud City's mayor. Due to the complicated structure of Daim Royalty and the special privileges in Emerald Cloud City, the mayor's mansion looked as fancy a

On his head was a gold crown, with one massive ruby and dozens of precious stones. Ishida counted nineteen sapphires, thirty emeralds, twenty pearls, ten amethysts, and seven diamonds. The ruby represents Queen Loretta and the nineteen sapphires represent the nineteen floating villages built by the Ajenians, Ishida remembered. The thirty emeralds represent the thirty major cities of the Ajenian Empire. The twenty pearls represent the twenty states of the Ajenian Empire. The ten amethysts represent the ten best Ajenian generals, and the seven diamonds represent King Rexius’ seven sons.

I exclaimed. Emerald smiled, extending her hand. "Nice to meet you, Sarah. I've heard a lot about you." I shook her hand, still marveling at the identical resemblance. "Nice to meet you too, Emerald." Ethan chuckled. "Be careful, they can be a handful." Emberly playfully rolled her eyes. "Oh, Ethan's just jealous because we always gang up on him." Emerald grinned mischievously. "Twice the trouble, twice the fun."

Xena explained, "This phone only works in Martial City. Due to the barriers, it can't connect to satellites, but it works perfectly within the city. It's unregistered too, so you don't need to worry about being tracked." The device was more of a chunky block than a modern phone. It had an archaic feel and a tiny screen that did not support video calls or other advanced features. "What's this card?" Felix asked as he pulled out another item—a card that looked like an emerald-green bank card. The only difference was that it appeared to be made of emerald, with elegant swirls of pale green throughout. "That's an emerald card! In Martial City, the currency isn't money—it's emerald. The city's tr

But the city held its secrets close, and the true test of their journey had just begun. Evie and Liam hesitantly followed the griffin out of the emerald embrace of the forest. The vibrant city before them pulsed with an otherworldly energy, its ethereal architecture defying human comprehension. Buildings, seemingly carved from shimmering crystal, rose in graceful spirals, their spires adorned with intricate carvings depicting creatures straight out of William's paintings. A network of glowing bridges connected the structures, weaving a breathtaking tapestry of light and form.