Green Lantern Movie Ring Novels & Stories

"The launch is in three days. After that... the world goes back to normal. Or as normal as it gets for you people." "Three days," Liam repeated. He looked at Aurora on the ladder. She was laughing now, teasing the lighting director. She looked free. He wanted to be the reason she was free. Not the reason she had to build armor. "I need a ring," Liam said. "You have a ring. She's wearing it." "That's a prop," Liam said. "I need the ring. A new one. One that doesn't have ghosts attached to it." "Okay," Adrian said. "I'll call the jeweler."

"Those people will kill you without feeling remorse if they find out you're here. Swear it. Upon the Moon Goddess." I groaned. "I swear it upon the Moon Goddess that I won't leave this spot. Satisfied now?" He stared at me for long moments, his beautiful blue eyes locked into mine, and then he nodded with satisfaction. "Alright. Wait here." I waited until he was safely in the forest, then turned the opposite way he'd gone. I broke my promise and left the spot I was crouching, then slowly began to circle the perimeter of the forest, towards where the murderers stood on the edge of the garden.

Still, nothing…not even a million light years would have prepared me for what they do. Ronan, Malachi, and Jaxon all stand in front of me, each holding a little red ring box. A gasp tears from my throat, and both my hands fly to my mouth. It’s all I can do to stop myself from screaming down the sky. In Ronan’s box, there’s a golden ring embedded with a sparkling sapphire crystal. Malachi’s box is matching, only his stones are emerald, and Jaxon’s are dark ruby red. “S–stop.” I shake my head vigorously, blinking rapidly as if it’ll make the sight in front of me vanish.

Mildred and Lira exchanged a glance before both nodding. "Very well, make it quick. She is expected out there any minute." He rolled his eyes, stepping forward, holding out his hand turning it, so his palm was facing up. Blue flames ignited in his palm, leaving behind a small ring as they faded away again. The top of the ring was a small stone shaped like a heart. It gave off a slight glow of blue light. "I have been holding onto this for some time; I figured now was as good a time as any to give it to you. You know, since you might die." I reached out a tentative hand, carefully picking it up.

“Damn it!” Terrence didn’t have one, Leonel said he didn’t need it. Only me was given this stupid ring. Leonel said it was for protection. And I accepted it without thinking too much about it. After it glowed while I was inside the dream which Zachary manipulated, it left a tiny crack in the gem. I tried putting on lotion around it to remove it, but this thing just wouldn’t set my finger free. “Never mind! This is a waste of time.”

Nyota instructed. Alberta did as instructed. Nyota got up from the bed and pulled her son by his legs to create space between where his head lay and the bed headboard. She climbed the bed and sat in the space created, folding her legs underneath herself. She removed a gold ring surrounded by diamond stones from her finger. The ring was just like the one Clara was wearing. Nyota placed the ring in between Ragnor's brow, and the diamonds around the ring began to glow, changing into so many colours. She waited for all the colours to fuse into one, and a white glow was all that was visible.

That's why I quickly moved my hand away, but when I dropped it loosely off the couch, I ended up hitting his arm, which was moving softly to the floor. The ring on his finger flashed for a moment in a violet tone, and it made me look down. By coincidence, or not, my hand leaned well over the circle-shaped ring leaked over his index finger. The ring was made of a golden tone, made of gold, and its center was covered by clouds of a very beautiful cyan, which I knew came from the powers of Michael.

I could see Giana hovering anxiously in the hallway, Raymond trying to shield her from view. "What's this about stolen rings?" Alpha Marcus demanded. I stepped forward smoothly, my face a careful mask of calm. "A misunderstanding, Alpha. The ring Bernard found is indeed a match to Raymond’s, but it's not what he thinks." I held up my left hand, displaying the ostentatious diamond Raymond had purchased at the jewelry store. "This is my official Luna ring. The other one is simply one of a few friendship rings Raymond had made as gifts. He wanted Giana to feel welcome in the pack."

The ring's surface was cold to the touch, yet within that chill lay an immense reservoir of power and wisdom, as if it could peer into my innermost thoughts and reach the very depths of my soul. Maria explained that when the Soul Lock Ring is activated, its runes will light up swiftly, emitting a dazzling blue glow. These runes, as if imbued with life, will begin to move slowly around the ring, creating a revolving halo of light that traps all evil within. The imprisoned spirit will experience immense pain and terror, as the ring doesn't just bind the body, but also incarcerates the soul itself.

When I finished, I placed it in an ornate gift box alongside the first letter. The billion-dollar ring on my finger caught the light. Lucian had it crafted by the most powerful shamans, infused with healing magic that had probably kept me alive these past five years. "Your health is my priority," he'd said when he slipped it on my finger. "This will protect you always." I didn't need his protection anymore. I didn't want it. The auction house owner gasped when I placed the ring on his desk. "Luna Scarlett! This is the legendary Heart of the Storm ring! The healing magic alone..."