Gold Pendant Bloodborne Novels & Stories

The box was carved with ancient writings, probably Greek or Latin. It was black and was not much bigger than a jewelry box. I opened it and found two pieces of jewelry. One was the sun ring I was looking for, and the other was a bracelet I had forgotten about. It was a silver chain decorated with ruby diamonds. Those diamonds were capable of resisting compulsion from any Genesis Vampire.

The pendant had fused to my skin, its silver tendrils branching across my sternum like veins of molten metal. (Davina's POV) The amulet's silver veins burned like molten wire beneath my skin as we staggered into Silverblood territory at dawn. Each step sent jagged bolts of pain through my chest, the fused metal pulsing in time with my slowing heartbeat. I clutched at the unnatural growth, my fingers coming away slick with blood and something darker thin trails of mercurylike fluid that shimmered unnaturally in the pale morning light. Eric caught me as my knees buckled for the third time. "The healers will, "

He looked at the jade pendant with even more determination before he turned around to leave. However, before he took two steps, an uncanny voice sounded behind him. “I want this jade pendant too. I can give you the level-three essence of life right now!” Philip spoke, his gaze very firm. He had to get the clue to the Multidew Herb! No matter the cost, he would pay the price! After all, it was related to Wynn's Golden Blood Syndrome! No one could snatch this jade pendant from under his nose! Hiss! Everyone in the private room was full of shock!

With my shivering hands, I grabbed out my phone with the thought that asking for help from someone rather than moving alone ahead would be the best choice now. So, when I tried to dial Hermes, suddenly my left snicker hit something hard and metallic underneath on the forest path, making me lift my gaze down at something shiny which was lying on the forest trail path. But the sight ran my blood cold in dread, as I felt stifled inside to process what was happening at that moment! Kneeling down, I saw the shiny hard thing was that diamond ‘$’ pendant that I had seen hanging on that old pervert’s gold chain. But now, that diamond pendant was covered with dark red blood, still warm as if someone

A quiet click sounded, and part of the wood gave way. There it was. A hidden compartment revealed a dark orb pendant hanging by a golden chain. It was about the size of her palm, smooth and cold to the touch, with a faint hum of power that made her smile. She brought it out gently, her eyes gleaming with excitement. Then she blew on it, as if waking it up from sleep, and raised her hand to her mouth. Without hesitation, she bit the tip of her index finger and let a single drop of blood fall on the surface of the orb.

Nobody comes back from there! I said, "I don't care." "I will not abandon him. Not after everything. He remained quiet for a while. "However?" I took the pendant made of bloodstone out of my cloak. Now it hummed with old force, gleaming. I said quietly, "This stone." It has something to do with the space between life and death. I can utilize it. But I'll pay for it. Jorah took hold of my arm. "There must be an alternative."

He replied. “If the attack did not happen, you would not have said anything, wouldn’t you?” said Spencer where he was standing. “The attack, Lukrezia, Are the cups attached to you?” my mother asked, looking terrified. “I do not think so, besides no one knows” I replied, the attachment my mother was referring to, was a magic thread that links every magic user to their spells. “You need to make sure, if you are still attached to the corriguens cups, you have to break it quick,” she said.

Or something my vampire side was calling curiosity and I was trying not to look at too closely. "Aria." Brecken's voice had the edge in it. I stopped two feet from the table. My hands were at my sides. "I'm not touching it." He came and stood beside me. We both looked at the box. "Open it," I said. Gareth made a sound behind us. Brecken shot him a look and Gareth went quiet. Brecken used a cloth from the kitchen. He unclasped the box and lifted the lid. Inside was a single piece of black jewelry. A pendant on a thin silver chain. The pendant was round and dark. Almost like obsidian. But when the light hit it the center shifted. Swirled. Like something alive was moving inside it.

Anberine said tartly as she resumed working on the concoction. “What are they paying you?” Skye muttered almost raising his voice as he managed to resume fanning the smell out the room despite coughing heavily at the window. This had to be a killing potion or something, how else could anyone explain the putrid smell? “A diamond necklace” Anberine replied bluntly as she fished out a golden pendant with her free hand, the pendant itself contained a diamond the size of a bird's egg. Gawking at the pendant in shock in disbelief.

The next afternoon, I went to a jewelry shop to pick up a custom order. A pair of blood-garnet bracelets. A gift from Julian for our blood-oath ceremony. I walked out of the shop with the beautiful box in hand. As I turned the corner, I felt a prickle of unease. I was being followed. The scent of two strange, fallen vampires, not far off. I picked up my pace, but they quickened theirs. I had just ducked into an alley when a figure lunged, snatching the bracelet box from my hand.