Forbidden Weapon Solarite Locations Novels & Stories

“No. It is because to maintain the temperatures within the guns, we need tons and tons of raw molybdenum and tantalum, a natural resource that is not easily found within the borders of our pack.” Her big brown eyes lift from the gun and locks into mine. “They can only be found in one place.” Silence settles between us. I run the knowledge I have of Archive Intelligence in my head, and instantly, my heart constricts and drops at the same time…. There is only one place known in the entire lands of Setolis to be richly abundant in molybdenum and tantalum. A forbidden place no one in our pack has never, and will never, dream of stepping their feet into.

“My secret weapon.” I said nothing, carefully threading my feet until I was back on the edge of the bed where I sat with my pendant in hand. Thomas dragged a chair to the space beside me. “Is it some kind of magic rock that you're going to be needing to curse Maya again?” “Its called lumaris.” “Lumuris?” “No.” I corrected sternly, “Lumaris. This rock is made from the dust of the actual powers Fire and ice wolves have. It is the most powerful secret weapon we could ever need.”

More influence over the darkness surrounding him. His massive armored hand rested against the shattered remains of the seal. Silver fire burned through the cracks covering his armor. The sight reminded me of a volcano moments before the eruption. Pressure continued building. Eventually something would break. The only question involved timing. The Moonstone flashed suddenly. A brilliant beam of light shot toward one section of the glowing map. Every wolf followed its path. The beam settled on a symbol located far beyond Nightbane territory. A mountain range. Ancient, remote and forgotten.

“We’ll help you find your artifact. But if you’re lying to us, then I’ll make wolf girl my new plaything.” “Deal,” Salvatore says, extending his hand. The rogue leader grasps it tightly, sealing our agreement with a firm shake. “The artifact you seek is hidden somewhere in the Snowdonia Mountain range,” the leader reveals, his voice dark and foreboding. “But beware, many have not taken its power seriously. Those who seek the object often meet a grisly end.” As the rogue supernatural’s walk away from the fire, into the shadows, I turn to Salvatore, an uneasy feeling settling in the pit of my stomach. “At least they confirmed your suspicions,” I confess, my voice barely above a whisper. “

Seeing his golden physique disappearing, Herman’s energy poured into the Solar Scepter. “Solar Fire.” Boom! The next moment, violent fluctuations exploded in the space as if a holy object was about to be born. Flames burst from the gemstone at the top of the Solar Scepter and filled the space with flames.

What swift action! “By, ‘won’t be easily found out’, do you mean to say that we should pretend to be Soul Hunters since we now have their tokens?” asked Rey for confirmation. “Bingo. If all goes well, we should be able to achieve our goals right under the noses of the other Soul Hunters!” replied Gerald with a smile. Following that, Gerald stepped on the gas and immediately began heading toward the phosphorite mountain area… The phosphorite mountain area was quite famous in Sunset Village.

said Whazk. Thirty minutes later, Whazk signalled two members to pass through the portal he opened to pass the weapons, and closed it. “When you have lived for as long as us, you can open a portal to a million places. You’ve seen it all,” said Whazk. Whazk and his crew met with Coralis, Alejandro and Matasia. They searched furthermore for potential secret rooms, but couldn’t find anything more. Twenty minutes later, they stood on the ledge Coralis and Alejandro were to watch the workers and turned upside down the basins of lava.

she said firmly. They moved quickly toward the main building. The air in the underground corridor felt damp and stuffy, illuminated only by small crystal lamps that swayed every time a magical explosion echoed from above. In the weapons storage room, five Silvergrove Mortars glowed dimly on metal shelves, each barrel engraved with runes that pulsed softly. “Take them all. Be careful, don’t drop them,” Lyara ordered. The warriors nodded and lifted the weapons with great care.

“Let me go. I’ll find her faster—I can track her better.” Kai hesitated. “Are you sure?” “She’s headed to the Northern Frontier. Probably to that rogue cave—trying to prove something, or cool off.” Ty paled instantly. “No. No, no, no—this is bad.” “What is it?” Kai asked, voice sharp. “I was just about to warn both of you. That cave behind the waterfall? It’s the site of an arms deal tonight. Wolfsbane, weapons, supernatural contraband. Double-layered security, hidden traps, guards everywhere,” Ty said in a rush.

Zephyr sighed as he explored more weapons in the vaults. In another vault that was meant for treasure and loot — mostly from the Sun — Zephyr spoke to himself, “The Sun were undoubtedly wealthy. No wonder they were the biggest and ‘baddest’ in Starlight!” The Sun had treasures that were stacked upon each other, and it had accumulated into a small mountain. However, none of the relics and spoils were what Zephyr wanted.