Golden Vow Incantation Location Novels & Stories

a deeper, grumpier voice said, and Owen muttered his agreement. “Go to Drake's Treasure on Waterfront Boulevard. It's near East Harbor. A small place in an Art Deco building." "Great. Thank you. Now go to sleep." After hours at the bar, as I sat wondering if my thoughts were really my own and compulsively checking my defenses, it was good to have a plan. Today I'll fix the pendant, and in the evening I'll interrogate the demon. "We are already awake." “So it’s worth thinking about all those wonderful things that you can do now, since you are both awake.” I heard deep chuckles, and then the phone went dead.

Both Severin and Callie were overjoyed when the restriction cracked, and they wated no time in entering the cave. To their surprise, a golden beam erupted from the cave, transforming into a divine light that illuminated the sky for miles and miles. In that moment, the planet became the brightest in the entire sky. Golden lights swirled and intertwined, forming celestial patterns that adorned the heavens. Severin's expression changed drastically when he witnessed what happened. He warned urgently, "Quick! The Lumigold has manifested! Everyone near us might witness this extraordinary spectacle!" Neither Severin nor Callie foresaw such a grand manifestation accompanying the birth of the Lumigol

She held her champagne glass with total composure, her tone dropping into a low, mocking cadence: "The golden cage managed by the Sovereign of Obsidian City appears to have a loose latch." She tilted her head fractionally, her gaze scanning Avery's form. "My dear, you have infiltrated my sector. What treasure are you attempting to liquidate from my vault?"

and even through the glass, I could feel the heat of her focus. "The primary valve isn't tucked away in some boring maintenance shed, Kai," she said, her voice muffled by the thick glass and the constant roar of the falling water. "Silas was way more theatrical than that. It’s buried under the Old Mint. Or rather, what the Old Mint became after the city sold the deed. It’s a private, underground club now. They call it The Gilded Cage."

There are just too many secrets surrounding me. “Where can I find this place, Azazel,” I ask. “The Golden Crown is not a structure, Ro. It’s a mythical dimension used by supernaturals to do their shady business. The dimensions are only opened up by portals, which revolve around different parts of the world. It’s useful if you want to do illegal trade or a good way to disappear if you do not want to be found. It’s actually quite difficult to get into unless you know a specific witch who is willing to cast a spell to find the portal. The spell is quite strenuous to cast and a dangerous one if you don’t have the right connections. Luckily for you, I know a witch who has the pulse of the undergr

Fighting against the emotions, Gail tried not to look at the smiling faces in the pictures and found the small charm. The crystal was a deep blue stone that, with the mineral lines, looked like someone captured a frothing ocean wave inside. A bronze wiring held the crystal in place and connected it to the small stainless steel chain necklace. She placed the top back on the box and returned the box back to the top shelf of the closet. She found the werewolf sitting on her couch when she returned to the living room. “Okay, let’s see if this works.” She held it in her hands, whispering the incantation to activate the spell. “Try to speak to me.”

Sera POV --- Three days had never felt so long. We spent every waking hour preparing the ambush. The Moonstone Altar stood in a clearing in the neutral territory, exactly halfway between Shadowcrest and Nightshade land. It was ancient stone, weathered by centuries, covered in symbols I couldn't read but which made my lunar power hum with recognition. This was a place of power. The moon's influence was strong here even in daylight. If Thaltos wanted to perform the Harvest ritual, it would be here.

I whispered, a cold, elegant smile spreading across my lips. ‎ ‎I raised my right hand toward the sky, opening my palm to show the silver star-shaped scar of the Blood Oath. I didn't reach into my own chest for the light; I reached directly into the mountain beneath my feet, pulling on the thousands of vials of Ashford Essence we had unlocked in the vault below. ‎ ‎The ground didn't shake—it ignited. ‎

Before Kael could answer, the silver pendant around his neck suddenly blazed with light. Not blue. Not red. Gold. Everyone instinctively shielded their eyes. "What is happening?" Liana asked. Kael stared at the pendant. "I've never seen it react like this." The glowing crystal lifted itself into the air. A narrow beam of golden light shot toward the abandoned church. It passed through the broken doorway and disappeared into the darkness inside. Commander Rylan frowned. "The relic is guiding you." Kael slowly looked toward the ruined church. "The Celestial Heart..."

"I understand. And I accept that responsibility." With the council's reluctant approval, we moved to the ritual site—a sacred grove deep within the forest, where the ancient magic of Silverwood Falls was strongest. The moon hung low in the sky, casting an ethereal glow over the clearing. The air was thick with anticipation as we prepared the spell, drawing symbols on the ground and arranging the necessary components. Elijah stood by my side, his hand on my shoulder. "Are you ready, Emily?" I took a deep breath, feeling the power of the Silverwood heart pulsing in my hand. "Yes. Let's do this."