Fantasy Eye Colours Novels & Stories

I looked at Valerie and then Fiyona, and then in unison, we spoke, "Earth and Water, Fire and Air, Sun and Moon, we pray to you. Break this curse, free us from this world." Fiyona's eyes flashed and her one eyeballs turned brown and the other one turned ocean blue, like the colour of her special elements—earth and water. Valerie's eyes flashed too, and one eyeball turned transparent, and the other one turned red— like her special elements, air and fire. I'm sure that mine turned golden and silver, like my special element, the sun and the moon. "Earth and Water, Fire and Air, Sun and Moon, we pray to you. Break this curse, free us from his world."

He smiled lovingly before he replied. "No it does not, it's a proof of divinity and the powers within me. For me, red means anger, silver is normal, yellow signifies it's day, purple means I'm in love, it goes on like that. Every immortal glows in his eyes, but according to the powers they posses, and what they feel at that particular time. Some choose to keep theirs plain in sight, like me. You wouldn't want the internet buzzing over the color of your eyes, right?"

" What are you seeing right now? " " Darkness. " She replied with a puzzled look. " No. Cupcake. What actual color are you seeing in the name of darkness? " Her eyes widened in realization when I added. " You know one color and it's black. It's the most loyal color ever because it never betrays you while mixing with others. " She knows I wasn't only talking about the color. Her head tilted one side but before she could ask anything I spoke up. " You wanna try something new? " I asked and she was silent just like she should be. " Wait here, for me. " I caressed the curve of her breasts and smirked when she flinched.

The only man Emma had ever seen who could possibly make this man look average was the man standing beside him. The man on the left was taller than his companion, towering over them all like a giant among mere mortals. His hair was dark, a deep black that shown blue in the dim light. His eyes were a deep brown, like the color of natural suede. His nose was a little broad, the only flaw in an otherwise perfect face. A wide jaw, a slender throat, and a body that just begged to be touched.

All I did was roll my eyes. Sensing the confusion on my face he took a step towards me then lower his head so we were height to height and I'm staring into his dark blue or blue dark eyes, I have never seen that type of eye colour before, I mean it's so dark with blue highlights and when he gets angry, there is the colour gold in them. *strange* but he is a monster after all. How could I forget that? Maybe because he was so freaking hot, what you call sex on a stick if such a word exists.

It was richer, thicker, filled with scents she couldn’t name but somehow understood. Power. Old blood. Magic. She looked closer at the faces in the crowd. Some of them had eyes that gleamed a little too brightly, almost like glass under sunlight, except they weren’t wearing contact lenses. She had always assumed those strange eye colours people wore were fake. Yellow. Silver. Crimson. But now she knew. They were real. She stared a little longer at one man with jet-black hair and glowing amber eyes, and suddenly, she felt him glance back, like he sensed her looking. His stare met hers, and Cassandra’s breath caught.

Alex asked. Recovering her smile, Cassy met her friend’s gaze in the mirror. “Oh nothing, I just wish I had dark eyes like you to really complete my Ash Mount look.” Alex smiled, mouth open, about to speak, when a darkness spread through Cassy’s irises. Like a drop of ink in water, the colour spread until her eyes were pure black. They both flinched. The colour was a stark difference to her usual green and Cassy half expected black blood to drip from her tear ducts like she had been possessed or something.

"It's nothing serious, I was just wondering about the first commander his eye was blueish but demons are only supposed to have black eyes." "In your realm, do your people have two colour eyes?" She nods. "Well, when people have two colour eyes it usually means they have special abilities, like black and blue that means the person holds the power of a lighting sword." She looked at him shocked, how did she not know this. "How has no one taught you this, you must have read about this in one of your books." She shook her head. "I'm afraid I haven't, what about my eyes? They turn hazel-green and silver randomly, my eyes have never stayed the royal silver-moon colour."

He had let it slip one or two times about the matter, but I never let it develop into something more than his suggestive phrases. “Though I must admit, don’t you think the girl is a bit unusual despite her beauty?” “Unusual how?” “Her eyes," he said thoughtfully, like he was trying to solve a puzzle. “Dual eye colours are rare among our kind. I don’t think they’ve been recorded for a long time. In the old stories, they were either seen as a mark of strange powers," he paused, his finger on his jaw, "or a curse, depending on who you ask."

We has gone to meet the seer some time ago and she told us our son would be the one to bring were wolf's, vampire's, humans and all other species lurking around. I wasn't sure how he was going to do it but for some reason, maybe maternal instincts, but I just knew he had supernatural powers. I asked the seer personally about the colours of his eyes and she only smiled and said it's what I thought, and what I thought is each eye color represented a particular thing. The speckles of blue eye color represented water, the black represented fire, the green represented the earth and the white represented the wind or sky.