Feral Dreamstone Novels & Stories

“Not consciously, but his spirit is fighting to stay buried.” Rowan’s brows pulled together. “Can you bring him back?” She did not answer immediately. A healer never gave false hope. “I can try,” she finally said. “But it will take time. And it will not be easy on him.” The Alpha nodded once. “Do it.” Mariel exhaled deeply, preparing herself. She reached into her pouch and withdrew several small stones etched with faint runes. She placed one at Milo’s temple, another near his heart, and a third at his hind leg. When each stone settled, they pulsed faint, soft blue light.

she walks away, heading toward a cupboard on the other side of the room. When she returns with a mortar and pestle, Thalan pulls out the leather bag holding the crystals, throws a couple into the bowl, and begins to smash them into small shards as he adds a few drops of Imperial Oil into the mix. "This," he explains, "Is dream paste. The power of the skystone is what allows us to enter the dreams of one another. It also sustains our bodies during the dream if taken in very small amounts." "Won't that poison them?" I ask, remembering how he advised caution when even standing in the same room as the stone. "If touching the stones can cause death, wouldn't absorbing them be worse?"

Aurora’s POV “I never expected I would see this happen in my lifetime,” Elder Miriam stood, picking up the caramel coloured stone. My lips quivered. I forced myself to ask with a hoarse voice, “Elder, what do you mean? What is wrong with my son? Asher shifted by my side, pressing his body against me. Elder Miriam raised the stone to me, saying, “This is a stone I caught from a large canyon. A gemstone of immense quality. Very high pure energy.”

"Before I reveal more, you must promise to protect the elemental stones at all costs. Evil forces seek to misuse their power and bring chaos upon our realm." "We promise," Amelia responds without hesitation, her voice echoing with determination. "We will safeguard the elemental stones and ensure that they are used for the greater good." The phoenix nods approvingly, a flicker of hope replacing the weariness in its gaze. "Very well. Beyond the Firelands lies a hidden realm where the Waterstone resides. It is guarded by the Serpent of the Deep, a creature of immense wisdom and power. Seek its guidance, for it holds a key to the plot that threatens our realm."

I whispered, the name coming to me from some deep, instinctual place. It was a gem unlike any I'd ever seen, pulsing with an inner fire that seemed to contain entire galaxies. As I approached, drawn by its hypnotic beauty, images began to flash through my mind – visions of the ritual I'd seen in the prophecy, of Fae dancing beneath a starlit sky, of cosmic forces beyond mortal comprehension. My hand reached out, fingers mere inches from the stone's glowing surface. "Lyra, don't!" Xander's shout snapped me back to reality just as my fingertips brushed the Heartstone.

“But no one, not even Ethan himself could ever explain what the image meant. He said he just saw it in his head and had to get it out. We kept it because it felt like an omen, but a silent one.” ​Natalie’s hands started trembling, the exact tremor she always feel everytime before waking from her nightmares. “I recognize it, Grand Luna. I see that exact cliff, that same twisted forest, in my dreams.” She knew she sounded stupid but she couldn't help telling voicing that out. ​Ethan, confused, leaned forward, his eyes burning. “You’re lying,” he hissed, not as a command, but as a desperate plea. “You are making this up because you’re upset about the imprinting.”

My thoughts spiral, jumping from one fear to another, until they land on a single truth-the dreams I've been having for years are starting to make sense. Piece by piece I could fix the puzzle now. The Bloodstone. Finding it is the solution. The only way forward. Mason, for some reason, decided to join me in searching for it, and Adrian, upon hearing that, didn't hesitate to agree. They're both Alpha's, they have packs to rule. But sincerely I couldn't rejects their offer. I mean, I'm desperately in need of it. I need fresh air. My head is pounding, my mind restless. Staying inside this unfamiliar packhouse will drive me insane. So, I leave.

I responded. He looked annoyed, but he took a deep breath before asking, "Do you really mean it, my dearest Daughter? You know that a promise made by Immortals can never be broken until our soul perishes one day." I nodded sincerely, so he kissed my forehead in hesitation and took a pearl-like stone that emerged from my heart—it was the 'Stone of Oath, also known as the promising stone of an Immortal. He looked sad, but he promised me that he would give it to Dylan as a reward for his honesty and loyalty. It would be up to him if he took it or not.

One thing I knew, this man named Dominic Stone was irresistible in the way he behaved, the way he spoke, the way he touched and in every way I could think of. And if he really was that Dominic Stone, what were the chances of him falling in love with me? He had so many female admirers. I was certain of his status. He was not a single man. And right now I remembered something I used to say... I shouldn’t dream too high, because if the dream would break, I would break along with it into a million pieces.

They didn’t think that much. The way in was stunningly narrow, full of corals stick on the walls, and there’s still sea water inside it. Until they arrive in the near middle of the volcano, and it looks like a semi cave. Then, the bubble dissolve and they floated holding Chen’s both arms still unconscious. Keiynan get first on the surface to help Hana and Chen. After that, they walk together in the cave following the warden’s led. Just a few walks, they finally arrived in a place that surrounded of endless flowing lava and there’s a big rock on the middle with a small black-violet stone on top of it. They place down Chen beside the rock and Hana come close to the stone to have a near look wi