Green Lantern Jade Novels & Stories

Silas pov The secrets were being laid out one by one, secrets that I would have never had a grasp on. “First of all, my name is Jade and I'm an orphan. I have a younger brother and a best friend.” “My dream is to eliminate all evil and turn the entire realm into a peaceful place, no dark magic, no taboo creation and a realm where everyone is treated fairly, both people with gifts and those with none.” “Joker.” Lana said, the mockery in her laughter was loud.

I crossed one of my leg over. "Welcome everyone to the black auction. We have pretty good items today so please enjoy. The first item. One of Lala-land's finest diamond. This diamond is also one of the rarest diamond in the world. The silver has been extinct and this is the last of its kind. It can cut through anything and projects bright light. This diamond is one of a kind. There's no other of it in the world. We will start the bidding at 3 million dollars." The person said.

"It's the Green Jade Longan Tree!" The Green Jade Longan Tree was a rare and precious spirit fruit. For martial artists, it could strengthen their foundation and improve their true energy. However, such a divine object was very rare. It would only grow in a special environment. Zephyr Khan once had a chance to taste it in his previous life, so he recognized it at a glance.

James looked at Lyla and asked, “For the sake of some Historial Power, he took millions of lives. Is that what someone righteous would do?” Lyla glared at Gladwin and said, “Give it back!” Gladwin smiled faintly, then waved his hand, allowing the jade pendant to float toward the colorful lights. James reached into the barrier, took the jade pendant and examined it. The jade pendant was beautiful, and its pattern was extremely eye-catching. Moreover, he could sense the majestic Historial Power contained within it. James raised his head and met with Lyla’s gaze. Seeing her expression, he quickly handed it over.

"The bracelet is strong, but it has limits. If you heal too much at once, it could shatter. If that happens, it could damage your veins and your magic permanently. You have to be careful." Bainer’s eyes filled with tears. She fell to her knees, bowing her head. "Thank you, Jade. I don’t know how I’ll ever repay you." Embarrassed, I quickly pulled her to her feet. "Don’t do that. Just . . . keep wearing long sleeves. No one can know we did this." She nodded earnestly. "I’ll take it to my grave." The bell for lunch rang, cutting through the moment. My stomach grumbled loudly, and I realized I’d missed breakfast.

It was so beautiful! If outsiders were there, they would know that the bangle was made of top quality jade; a glassy species called green jadeite. It was translucent and looked stunning. There was no doubt it was the best of the best. However, there was a name carved on the glassy jade bangle. Charlotte Larson.

He opened the box, bringing out a beautiful emerald green gem necklace. My eyes widened as my jaw dropped at how beautiful the necklace was. It was gorgeous and glowed with mystical energy. “Kaden– it's beautiful!” I said to him and he grinned with pride, placing the green pendant around my neck. “I knew you would like it. It is something I got during the sixteenth century hoping that I would find someone that I can share it with. It holds magical properties. It is a jade gem, two of it kind, I possess the other half.” Kaden says, lifting up his wrist so I could see a replica of the jade gem in a band on his wrist.

Rieka As soon as everyone calmed down, Sam sent a link to Jo, and we all went straight to the office to get things sorted out. The young woman who was Aiden's mate started talking before the door even closed behind us. "I'm Lian Tshui and I'm a jiaoren, which is basically a mermaid. And that standoffish blonde pretty boy is Trenton Fontaine," she said as she pointed at the serious-looking blonde man. "He's a nãga, or a snake-man."

Jade said and I smiled and nodded at her. I remember that her blood is one of a kind. It can detoxify any kind of poison.

A sharp, metallic crack echoed through the quiet woods. The ancient jade bracelet violently shuddered against my skin. A hairline fracture zipped across the center of the green stone, splitting the old protective runes right down the middle. With a tiny, crisp snap, a small triangular chip of the green jade broke away entirely, falling into the black mud between our boots. Through the tiny fissure, a single, blindingly pure spark of radiant white energy leaked into the open air, shooting upward like a small bolt of stellar lightning, shattering the frozen branches of the pine directly above us into a thousand sparkling shards of ice.