Harry Potter Necklace Horcrux Novels & Stories

At the thought of him, I decided to be forward and ask. "You haven't seen a necklace with a silver chain and a red gem in the shape of a teardrop attached to it, have you?" She shook her head. "Not in person, but I saw something about a necklace, in my spellbook. It was called the Seal of Gabriel. Is that the one you're talking about?" As she spoke, her voice raised an octave. She obviously knew that it contained magical properties. Witches could probably use the necklace to increase their power.

"How did you know about that? The rulers hid it, and there's no way for it to end up in the underworld." "I am cursed, and I must find it and return that thing to both rulers for safekeeping." "Someone must have stolen it," says Cerberus, the dog. "Do not touch anything and only get what you need. Comeback here before this hourglass loses all its grains." The dog bit the necklace of horas, it is designed with an hourglass to remind of the time that a wandering soul can spend on the underworld.

Not gone but destroyed beyond recognition. I couldn’t tell if it was him. My eyes scanned his form, grasping for anything solid My stomach churned harder with every passing second. I pressed a hand to my mouth and forced myself to keep looking for a clue. Anything that would tell me the truth. Then I saw something. Around the neck, partly burnt was a necklace A thin silver chain. A small pendant, warped and blackened at the edges. My blood ran cold. I gave that to him. For his birthday.

"This woman used witchcraft to cheat. Arrest her, cancel all her scores, and ban her from the Trials forever." The guards moved toward me, but I sidestepped. "That's just a regular necklace with no witchcraft on it. With this many cameras rolling, you really want to arrest someone without evidence? Think about what that does to the pack's reputation." The Alpha frowned and called in a witchcraft inspector to examine the necklace. The verdict came back clean: an ordinary piece of jewelry with no magic whatsoever. Vivienne went pale. "That's impossible. I saw it with my own—"