Novel & Cerita Fairy Tail Keyes

She felt something moving underneath her dress climbing on her back; a cold, sharp touch, arousing her yet she sensed her wounds healing, her energy reverting in her and the last thing she remembered was a dimmed, wet whisper. ~The Keys~

"If you're going to be spending time with Arius, you'll need to be protected. This one here is a barrier, and the other is used solely for sealing. I would give you one with both attributes, but Arius' is one of a kind. I haven't had the time to make another like his." "Why the sealing one?" she asked. "I don't have magic." "I know, but Arius does," he told her grimly, his eyes once again drooping a bit. "If his keystone ever breaks, give him this. We don't need another disaster on our hands." Jaida nodded in agreement and shoved the two keystones into her pocket. She wasn't going to lose them. This was too important to screw up. "Now, let me escort you out."

She just prayed that this would pass very quickly so they go back to their normal lives and. Kayla is so important to her and she hopes she doesn’t get tangled up in all this.

Evy felt her hand being engulfed by something cold and squishy, turning her head to the side she saw the blob woman gave her a silver amulet. Carefully not to disturb the still upset Francine, Evy questions the woman. "What's this?" "Proof that I lost. Take that amulet to Devathor Peak, take the route of the beasts and you will find a cave. That amulet is your key to entering inside. I'll be waiting for your lady just until the next moon. If she does not show up I will retract my offer of taking any more pupils. Til then."

"The pull?" The eclipse. The altar. The dagger. My throat closes. Claire snarls. "Who the hell—" Kieran ignores her. "The Council’s endgame has already begun," he says, too calm. "Your child isn’t just a True Alpha. She’s the key." Arthur moves. One second he’s beside me. The next, he has Kieran pinned against the wall, his forearm crushing the stranger’s throat. "Enough riddles." Kieran smiles. Blood trickles from his split lip. "You’ll want to hear this, Alpha."

“We survived it.” That didn’t feel like a win. Another howl split the night, closer this time, layered with others until the sound became something bigger—something coordinated. My skin prickled. “They’re organizing,” I said. “They always were.” “Then why send only three first?” “Because,” Kael finally turned to face me, eyes sharp, “they wanted to confirm what you are.” The words landed heavy. “What I am?” I echoed. His gaze dropped—briefly—to my hands.

"Get away from me, you reek of blood." ‎Keal tilted his head in the direction of Kiean. "Ask Keys 'why' he brought her here in the first place." ‎"For recreation." Kiean grunted in irritation as he stood to his feet and turned, displaying the streaks of blood designed like petals all over his face and clothes. "She won't be able infiltrate Oracle and destroy it if she's purely minded. She needs to have the capacity it takes to achieve that."