Final Fantasy 12 Teleport Stones Novels & Stories

“I've never seen anything like this before. Double weaving? - My development, - Aznar sighed. -Works? - Beria asked immediately, inspired. -Yes. But don't be so happy. The stone only holds one charge. I tried hundreds of different rocks, - Aznar pointed to pieces of colored ore and pebbles on the table. “But the spell either doesn't stay in them or quickly destroys the base. There is no way to hang a fixative there. - Do you want to finish them by spring? Beria pointed out shrewdly. Aznar nodded in agreement.

The liquid vaporized the moment it touched the stone and slowly rose into the air. I took out my bow and quickly fitted new arrowheads onto several arrows. Yanshasa poured a purple solution over five of them. I drew the bow and shot the arrows into the floating starstones, which immediately ignited. After repeating this several times and confirming that all the stones in the air were burning, two seconds later, Yanshasa teleported into midair and smashed a test tube onto the ground—every stone detonated silently. As she returned, I teleported up, caught all the fragments in a small crucible, and blinked back to her side.

Still, it was the strongest talisman in the room. "It looks like it, yes. And it feels very strong with magic." Twillow admitted. Her hand came near the stone and it flashed brightly. Sig watched the reaction and then said with wonder, "This is a Sunfire Topaz...possibly the only one in existence. If this is the stone your High Majis used then there's a chance we could open a portal to your realm!" his voice rose with excitement. Twillow's wing's lifted automatically, "Really?"+ "Well...it's a possibility. I don't know the correct incantation...or if I'm strong enough to do that...but now that I know what this stone could be used for I can begin researching!" he said with enthusiastic passio

Liza just remembered she had my damned phone? I ignored it... for the first time ever and went into the closet to pull out my bag that had my crystal residing within. I clutched the cold stone like structure in my hand and closed my eyes. I felt around for the energy that resided within me and urged it forward, pouring it into the crystal, causing it to emit a faint purple glow. "Find the object of my unease Find the hidden magic I cannot see Travel the miles and pass the trees Show me what isn't meant to be seen."

Then I look for the white stone and find it without difficulty. The catalog said the stone is crikortite, and if properly infused with magic, it becomes a very powerful long-range teleporter. It was designed to save entire families from persecution by transporting them over great distances. In theory, you can even choose the destination—but in truth… I have nowhere to go.

The sheer variety of monster types inside was mesmerizing to Chaos, and he couldn't wait to get his hands on them to taste their flavor and gain new skills. Belphegor had also brought a special artifact which he didn't want Chaos to eat, it was named… a Teleportation Stone! However, it wasn't as broken as it sounded, as it only lets the user and those around it teleport back to a place where another teleportation stone was located, which was the castle. This way, they will be able to go back to the castle at any time as long as they put another teleportation stone where they left the dungeon, this is why the entire set was made of three azure-colored jewels.

He stood up and moved toward the cultivation room to cultivate. "System sign in!" [Ding, signing in, congratulates the host for getting the one-time teleportation stone!] "Huh, this is something new, what is it?" Shi Tian's steps paused slightly as he curiously looked at the system reward. [Teleportation Stone: It can teleport a host anywhere within the range of ten thousand kilometers, different from regular teleportation devices. With the help of the system, the host can use this teleportation stone to teleport himself to the location of his related ones (System recognized only)]

I can't lose him, especially since we are literally falling toward the territory of the lycan-eating race. I then snatched the magic stone from him to check if it could be used to teleport him out of this place. The magic stone explained why he suddenly appeared beside me. I didn't expect that he had another magic stone to hide his presence and had also turned himself invincible. He probably used another expensive teleportation tool to return to my office again to sneak and follow me until I arrived here. The magic stone hasn't lost its powers yet, but the healer's territory negates any magic the closer we get to the ground.

Disappear into thin air—that was the work of the teleportation wards. We reached the ring of standing stones, hidden from mere eyes. They were dull and cracked, but the markings carved into them still thrummed faintly when I stepped close. Darius crouched to inspect one of them, his hand brushing over the surface. "These aren't ordinary," he said. "Whoever made them, bound a lot of power here." I didn't answer. Instead, I moved hastily into the circle's center, murmuring the words under my breath. The air folded, the ground hummed, and then the world snapped in on itself—

Theo asked curiously, walking to the window and peering out. "The Burhounds are adding in the last few pathways," Xavier explained, standing up and going to the metal cabinet, pulling open the shelved side, filled with equipment both magical and mundane. "For now, there's a small ring that'll teleport us in and out," he gestured to one of the corners, the stone carved with a large circle. "But, there'll be a hallways that'll led to it and the rest of the facility." Gabriel stepped to my shoulder, Xavier handing out small black stones to each of us.