Fairy Tail Keyes Novels & Stories

Each year we will go to another kingdom in another country. "Are you ready to go back inside?" Killian asked as he held out his hand to help me up. "Adrian, Amber, Brynn, it's time for a nap," "Sire, I have news," Keegan smiled brightly as he opened the door for us. "News?" I said as I waddled back inside holding my large round belly. "Yes, this is Jessika Haynes, my mate, she came a bit early for the mating season," Keegan recited as he grabbed a hold of his mate's copper-colored hand.

"Now get out of my face, will you?" Charlie held up her hands in the air in utter frustration and rolled her eyes at him. Jesse trod through the bar, searching high and low for K. She wasn't at the counter, she wasn't seated at any of the tables either - she wasn't anywhere to be found. He bolted to the exit, and darted his head left and right. His eyes roamed around the streets of Cortelyou Road, looking for those beautiful set of cobalt blue eyes, but there wasn't any sign of her. Jesse decided to make a run to the subway station. If K had already left to go home, that's the most logical place she'll drop by first.

"Alright. What is it, Brother? I'll do anything." Kye smiled at Darryl's response, as if a weight had just lifted off his shoulders as he spoke slowly, "I hope that you'll be able to take on the role of Sect Master of the Heaven Deviation Path after I pass." As he spoke, Kye retrieved a set of black keys before passing them to Darryl. "These are the keys to the Heaven Deviation Path's main altar and the Profound Heaven Martial Arts vault. I'm handing them over to you now."

The yell snapped Kaoru out of his delirium as he instinctively moved himself in front of Kir in order to hide her from the unknown person. It only took Kaoru a moment to realize that the person who interrupted them was actually Renay Bastet, Kir’s mom and the former queen. "Mrs. Bastet, I can explain! It's not what it looks like, I swear!" Kaoru quickly said, hoping to calm Kir’s mother. "Oh really? Because to me, it looks like my daughter is outside the academy, drinking from Kaoru Regaldi, despite her knowing the risks of such an act." Renay said.

“Many centuries ago, three keys were split and give to different species. The first key was owned by the unknown, dwarves who buried it only for it to be dug out by humans and because of its resemblance to religious objects; it was passed on from pope to pope. The second key was given to the witches who would guarded it but the moment we felt the first key awakening, we sealed it inside Samuel whose body is strong enough to seal the power of the key without killing him. Then finally the third is with werewolves or rather in the heart of the moon.” “The heart of the moon.” I whispered as I remembered a tree in the Moon child pack that my parents called the heart of the moon as a child. It was

I promised him. We hug each other. I change into comfortable clothes and started to find the key. I don’t have an idea how they look like. “Can we ask the book how it looks like?” West suggested. I nodded and get the book. “Can we know how the keys look like?” It shows ten keys. “They have different styles.” He commented. “The key of life, destroyer, protector, curse, luck, darkness, light, power, healing, foresee.” I read them one by one and notice it was my abilities and of the councils.

Absentmindedly, Cafer flipped through the pages. His eye caught something that looked vaguely familiar. He stared at the picture of an intricately woven silver necklace. Cafer had seen something like this before, only in gold. He quickly read the inscription below the picture. "Key to the Storehouse of Magical Knowledge. One of many. Each key opens a specific portal to enter the Storehouse from different creature groups."

Because I can’t see or feel mana, I can’t tell how well Restia is doing. So I look at Fenrir’s daughter instead. “How is it…?” I ask her. Fenrir’s daughter nods her head. I guess that means an okay. “Now, you need to be careful, Restia.” I remind her. “You need the ‘First key’ and ‘Third key’ for this, if you failed— his head would explode.” “Eek…!?” “Growl…!?” Why is Fenrir’s daughter reacting to it…? “Why not only the ‘First key’…?” Restia nervously replies.

Ryan turned his back on his family and betrayed the coven. Key was still curled up in a ball on the floor when she heard footsteps. It scared her to move. She wanted to listen with her mind to see if she knew who was coming, but she reserved her energy in case she had to fight her way out. The steps approached the tiny room they locked her in. “She is over here.” The voice said. Key still did not dare move. “Key!” The voice exclaimed. Key rolls over and opens one eye. It was JJ.

Aunt Lan measures disasters by how many bowls, blankets, and fools they require. Aunt Lan wanted the children fed, the floors swept, and the gods to stop acting as if mystery excused bad manners. Wanting that made every order harder. Power felt more dangerous when there was an ache under it, when a system reward could not quite cover the bruise it left behind. [Fourth Key Core location confirmed.] [Warning: removal will assemble Ava Monroe as complete threshold key.] [Warning: complete key can open Final Gate.] [Warning: complete person may refuse.] That last line was in my mother's handwriting.