Golden Fire Eel Novels & Stories

Aledir complied and flew away until the mountain appeared a lot smaller from where they were. Kiran gasped as she noticed a dark form slowly float to the surface of the ocean. It seemed huge and long, like a giant serpent. The thought of seeing one again made her tremble in fear. But what rose to the surface wasn't a serpent. It was the head of a giant silvery white eel. It had a round lifeless eye that resembled a giant pearl, and blinding white skin that had an iridescent sheen under the light. Its mouth was ajar, flaunting its giant sharp teeth and spilling pitch black fluid onto the surface of the ocean. Part of its long body seemed to be stuck deep underwater.

“I’m helping Forty-nine to keep it a secret.” Upon hearing that, James frowned. “What do you mean?” Truett scanned his surroundings before waving his hand. A mysterious inscription formation engulfed James and the others. Then, Truett heaved a sigh of relief. “The Golden Body you cultivated is extremely rare. No one has ever heard about it. Even I, a living being in the Yuraeceon Daelm Rank’s Fifth Tribulation, have never seen it before. “But, didn’t you notice the evil part of this Golden Body? It can absorb other people’s Genesis Powers.

And the reality-bending power of illusion became his form. All of it merged before him, woven together by the golden threads of his burning blood essence. In the silent hall, a tragic miracle was born. A golden dragon formed from thin air. Its body was not solid, but semi-transparent, woven from a pure, golden light that pulsed with power. Its scales shimmered like a thousand moving blades, and around its claws and fangs, a faint, pale green aura coiled. Its eyes shone with an illusory light that made anyone who looked into them feel dizzy.

Truth be told, this was the first time Tyr had seen such a unique snake in Xyris’ hands. It was, in fact, a gold snake parasite. It may seem harmless now, but it was truly terrifying when it turned ferocious. In addition to that, it was said to be able to detoxify Kodoku toxins. In other words, it was very powerful. Xyris gently stroked the head of the little golden snake in her hand and asked Tyr, “Don’t you think Goldie is cute, boss?” Tyr went against his conscience and nodded. “Hurry and put him away, Xyris. You shouldn't casually take it out, right?”

Besides that, the dragonfish roe in its body was an essential material for refining rare elixir pills. F*ck! How many elixir pills could they refine if they caught all of those Gourami Dragonfish! Perhaps even the Elixir Sect could not finish using them in ten years! Darryl sighed discreetly as he looked at the school of Gourami Dragonfish in front of him. "Everyone, be quiet!" Suddenly, a loud voice echoed from the Ryukin Gold Altar ship in front of them. Then, a figure in a golden robe slowly walked out onto the deck.

After Julio lifted the star eel up, Gold turned pale with fear. Looking at the slippery, writhing body of the star eel, she thought of the snake again. Her mouth became bitter and she couldn’t help but ooze a lot of saliva. Her tongue seemed to be filled with the flavor of snake sashimi. She couldn't hold it in any longer and turned around to start throwing up again. [Julio is doing it on purpose, before, he tricked our Gold into eating snake meat sashimi, now he deliberately picked star eels to irritate her, this is bullying, we won’t tolerate it]

the smell of ozone and approaching thunder. Then, the calm shattered. Elisen erupted into a piercing, inconsolable cry from his sleep. I rushed over, my heart hammering against my ribs, and hugging him. “Hey, hey… baby, what’s wrong?” As I hugged him, my breath hitched. I looked down at his face, and my blood turned to ice. His eyes, usually a soft, infant blue, were glowing with a fierce, unnatural intensity. Gold. Pure, radiant Alpha gold.

Pain erupted through Elias’s chest. He tried to rise, but his limbs wouldn’t move. His eyes rolled back as golden sparks flared from his skin, reacting violently with whatever had entered his bloodstream. The water sizzled around him. He clawed upward blindly, barely breaking the surface before his body went slack and he sank. Above the surface, the water remained still. Silent. Steam curling. No sound. Until suddenly—a glow. A different one. Not Elias. But Thal’rean. The water churned, pulsing gold and silver. Elias’s body surged upward as his head snapped back, eyes now glowing with ancient fury.

Elara growled. ​With a definitive, violent movement of her right hand, Elara didn't pull the silver wires out of the stone, she drove them deeper. She forced the white kinetic plasma of her own core to separate into two distinct, high-frequency currents. The first current, a pure, unyielding golden stream of ancient Aurelian majesty, shot up the vertical shaft, wrapping around Caspian and Silas like a localized sun, physically lifting their broken forms out of the treasury rubble and anchoring them to the high catacomb stairs where Garrett's archers couldn't reach them.

The golden light emanating from her skin became so bright that the guards had to shield their eyes. ​"Kaelen!" Elara screamed, her voice echoing through the stone mountain. ​At that moment, she felt it—the white stone fragment Selene had given her began to vibrate against her chest. It hummed with a frequency that vibrated her very bones. This was the key. ​"Now, Elara!" Selene shouted over the roar of the rising wind inside the room. "The Eclipse! Channel everything!"