Genshin Amber Novels & Stories

I said softly, hoping that she wouldn’t find some way to take offense. To my surprise, she sighed, almost regretfully. “Of course. Listen, I will take your gift to the King, Amber. This shouldn’t ruin your special day. We only ever get one of those in our lifetimes.” She smiled, but it didn’t quite reach her eyes. “Are you sure? I don’t want you to think..”

she asked, showing off the white gold ring with a diamond. “It’s a beautiful ring,” my girlfriend said with a smile. “Congratulations.” “But…” Amber laughed. “I can see it on your face—there’s a ‘but.’ You don’t like it, do you?” “That’s not what matters,” Jenny deflected, but I was starting to catch on to what Amber was doing. “You’re more of a yellow gold person, right?” Amber asked. She knew exactly which questions wouldn’t raise Jenny’s suspicions—but would still get her talking. I stayed quiet and just listened.

"And no, you can't keep its whiskers as souvenirs." "I wasn't going to ask for whiskers! I wanted a coat!" Ethan yelled back. I landed lightly on my boots beside the giant carcass, pulling my dark blade free with a swift flourish. I reached into the smoking chest wound and extracted a brilliant, fist-sized core that pulsed with an intense, fiery amber light. "Look at this beauty," I said, holding the amber core up into the afternoon sun. Suddenly, my super-enhanced vision caught a strange, shimmering violet line swirled deep inside the amber crystal. My System interface flashed a bright red warning across my eyes:

he said and Zia's eyes glowed. ------ (meanwhile) .. "ah...I hate shopping" Amber mumbled... while she turned aside. she saw a small necklace in a small vendor's shop. The vendor is sitting outside with a small suitcase consisting of many small necklaces and bracelets... "This...how much is this," Amber asked and the vendor took it out handing it to her. The pendant of the necklace is a shiny blue colored sea shell ...with an orange shade on the backside. It is transparent like glass. "I will buy th---" before she could complete her sentence.

The defeated ones will be elixirted into an *Amber. The most common is *Golden Amber. *Small Amber that can be used to increase energy. *Amber is usually golden yellow in color. The sharper and brighter the color, the better the quality, and the higher the level of the monster that is successfully defeated, the better the quality of the *Amber.

Amanda said, the moonstone was their link to the goddess and she needed to place it on the makeshift alter she made in her chamber. “I can't find it.” beta amber said after a while. “What do you mean by you can't find it,” Amanda replied her face white with fear. “I kept it in the bag,” Amber said. Amanda’s heart raced with anxiety as she watched her beta, Amber, approach the bag containing the precious moonstone. She had been entrusted with its safekeeping, and now it was nowhere to be found. Her mind raced, trying to recall every moment since they left the Blue Moon pack. Where could it have gone?

Caroline, a she-wolf who has been considered a monster since she was a child, can she break the tragedy spell and find her MATE?

Said Amber as she stared at Leah with wide eyes. Leah was excited to work with Water. She felt a strong calling to it and knew that working with it would be as fulfilling as her other elements. Amber removed the leaves and replaced them with a chalice filled with water. The silver chalice was a family heirloom and was encrusted with gemstones just beneath the rim. The chalice shone brightly in the sunlight and Leah marveled at how the sunlight reflected off of the gemstones. This was the first time that Leah was using the chalice and excitement ran through her.

As if he was telling her to bow down before him. Darach had forgotten how fragile Amber's mind was... Instead of bowing down before him, Amber barked out a manic laugh. Wrapping her claws around Darach's neck she sneered. "I'm a warrior, a Queen and I belong to no one." Amber's hair color was changing. They were turning platinum white. Her eyes flashed forest green. The blue light-emitting from her palm caught Darach's eyes and in a blink Darach collided with her closed bedroom door, breaking it from its hinges.

Minutes later they lay breathless beside each other, sweat glistening on their bodies. Tamina got her red-colored hair from her mother and her grey-colored eyes from her father. Amber was the epitome of beauty; her husband loves her so much he didn't take any concubines, just to please her. Amber slowly climbed down from the bed and made her way to a table in the room where different opened scrolls lay, her breasts slapping against each other as she walked. She opened one of the scrolls, her dark eyes gliding across the words. She gazed at it with a heart full of gladness, then slowly traced her fingers on the scroll.