Erchius Crystal Starbound Novels & Stories

After integrating her physical form, only the Astral Eyes remained. I wasn't even sure whether this fragment of bloodline vision, severed through reincarnation, still held any significance, but I decided Eira should examine it nonetheless. After that, it was Orion's turn. My beloved. My guiding light beneath the night sky. My anchor in the darkness. From the center of my chest, a luminous obsidian crystal slowly emerged. This new creation was unlike anything before it—a construct born during the brief moments when divinity still rested in my grasp, forged from the remnants of that fleeting authority.

He waved his hand and the white crystal floated toward Jon. Jon quickly caught the white crystal and examined it. The crystal was crystal white and it was round. "What's this?" Jon asked while looking at the crystal in his hand curiously. "It's called the Elemental Nexus Crystal" Old Man Feng said and poured himself another jug of wine. The Elemental Nexus Crystal is a pristine, translucent crystal radiating a gentle, iridescent glow reminiscent of ethereal energies. Its smooth surface was adorned with intricate, swirling patterns that seem to shift and change as if mirroring the essence of the elements it represents.

Jay asked, his voice trembling with a mixture of relief and anxiety. Elara explained that they had been caught in a sudden rockslide, separated from the main group. They had managed to find refuge in the chamber and discovered the massive crystal, sensing that its energy was somehow connected to the tremors. They also discovered that the crystal possessed a strange connection with the bioluminescent flora, drawing energy from them but at a slower rate, a much safer one than the way the fissures were depleting them.

The oppressive darkness seemed to close in, but she pressed forward, the shimmering light in her vision growing stronger. After what felt like hours, the tunnel opened into a larger chamber. The group stepped inside cautiously, their weapons drawn. The chamber was circular, its walls covered in intricate carvings that seemed to writhe and shift as they looked at them. At the center of the room was a raised platform with a single pedestal atop it. On the pedestal rested a dark crystal, pulsating with malevolent energy. Ellara sucked in a sharp breath. “A nexus crystal. It’s drawing power from the bastion and spreading it throughout the tunnels.”

At this point, he no longer cared for Advanced Source Crystals, so he saved them for quick energy replenishment during emergencies. "Open!" The five Epic Source Crystals were opened simultaneously, making for a rather spectacular sight. Terrence wasn't the only one staring intently. Everyone else was also watching the situation closely. A Red Star, two Purple Stars, an Epic-grade external armor, and an Epic-grade cargo pod. "Why is it another Red Star?" Victor was annoyed. Getting a Red Star from an Epic Source Crystal was really irritating. However, there was no one to lodge a complaint to, so he just had to accept it.

The ship's interior was dark if not for the ship's wide cockpit window, stretching from corner to corner, which afforded her an exterior view as they traversed through Earth's landscape, passing by mountains and dirt plains in great speed. Something glistened in the corner of her eye as she stared out. On the far side of the space shone another tube of light that's slightly narrower - a glowing, round crystal, the size of a fist, floating in teh air within it. 'Is that... could it be -' her thoughts beckoned. Even without the long arm of the Trident that used to hold it, she could recognise it. Her head tilted slightly to its side as she gaped at it. It is her father's white crystal...

She sprung into action before it could fire another shot, her twin blades whizzing like bugs through the air and rending off it's arms leaving clay where blood should have been, the clay simply began forming new arms, eight arms laid around her, making a total count of four reanimating monsters "You really have to bring so much!" She yelled at him "Help me, Shift!" "The humans!" He retorted in an alarmed tone, their hands were reanimating into weapons "it'll freak them out!" "Just do it!" She yelled as she lopped off one of it's head "Find the nejetri crystal in them and crush it!" "What the hell is that?!" He yelled back his hands enveloped in hardening clay "This!" She grunted, pulling out

The welcoming embrace of the ocean's waves and the sound of the sea greeted me, the cold air brushing against my skin. "She's here," I muttered to myself, observing various footprints in the sand that came to an abrupt halt at the water's edge. Closing my eyes, I attempted to locate Destiny, and instantly, my inner demons emerged, diving into the water. I opened my eyes as they resurfaced. "Destiny," I whispered, realizing that she was indeed in there, and my demons had found her.

I crossed one of my leg over. "Welcome everyone to the black auction. We have pretty good items today so please enjoy. The first item. One of Lala-land's finest diamond. This diamond is also one of the rarest diamond in the world. The silver has been extinct and this is the last of its kind. It can cut through anything and projects bright light. This diamond is one of a kind. There's no other of it in the world. We will start the bidding at 3 million dollars." The person said.

Somewhere ahead, water murmured, echoing softly like a whisper guiding us forward. Corin’s pace quickened. “ We’re close.” Moments later, the trees parted — and I stopped dead. A clearing opened before us, bathed in a soft green glow. At its center rose a massive formation of crystal unlike anything I’d ever seen. It jutted from a mound of tangled roots, half-swallowed by vines that shimmered faintly in the dim light. The crystal itself was breathtaking — an ombré of shifting colors that seemed alive: soft pink melting into violet, blue fading into emerald green. The surface glimmered as though tiny stars were trapped inside it.