Harry Potter Necklace Horcrux Novels & Stories

“Even if elves can’t have kids the normal way, what if the Queen made them to store part of her energy?” I leaned over and shouted over the rush of wind, “It’s elfs, not elves.” He ignored me. “She might be keeping herself protected by not having her energy all in one place.” “You mean like a lich keeping its soul in a jar?” “Sort of. I was thinking more like a Horcrux.” “Whore’s crotch?” “Horcrux.” “What’s that?” I asked, not sure I’d even heard him right. “You know, like in Harry Potter? What Voldemort did.”

It made for a good tale but a poor lie because it wasn’t logical; how would the work of a mage of such grandeur fall into the hands of a man who sold goods just by the docks? The tale mattered naught to him. The necklace was wire thin, a simple silver with a colorless crystal at its center melded within a pendant, and, by all accounts, was infused with a shield spell. It was always in good taste to take a gift when meeting someone for the first time. Perhaps the headmaster of the academy would appreciate it.

"It’s all mine now. She’s gone and I’m standing here in her room, in her gown. That’s how it works, isn't it?" I did not answer. "You're quiet today." She studied me in the mirror. "You aren't mourning that girl, are you?" "No," I said. She held out a hand toward the table. "Then help me with the necklace. I have waited all morning for someone competent to fasten it." My eyes went to where she pointed. The Whitemane Luna necklace lay on dark velvet. Silver and moonstone, older than either of our packs. I had seen it once before. I had imagined my own hands lifting it. I had imagined the throat it would circle. In my mind it had been Halley's throat. Pale. Warm. Alive.

Aston then looked at Hailey affectionately and said, "Don't be upset anymore, Hailey. I'll take you out to celebrate your birthday and make it up to you, alright?" Hailey buried her face into Aston's neck in an aggrieved manner. Then, they walked out of the house without another backward glance at me. My peanut allergy, coupled with the discomfort from my pregnancy, was making me see black spots in my vision now. I bore with the discomfort and took off all of my jewelry. I handed my jewelry to the lead creditor. "This is all I have on me. I will sign a guarantee with you and make sure that you get every penny back!"

Hill had had enough of my silence, she tore open the front of my shirt, ready to get to my heart, when her eyes landed on the wolf head necklace that Xavier had returned to me after my Dad had given it to him during his trial. "What is it, Mrs. Hill?" Lilian asked, stepping around me to take a look. "What is it indeed?" Mrs. Hill leaned in, "Could it be the thing you are using to protect yourself from the toxins?" "Let's remove it and find out," Lilian used the hand she had just picked up my finger with, still covered in my blood and despite my failed attempts to stop her, grabbed the necklace from my hand and pulled it with full force. "Ouch," She cried and threw the now-bloody necklace on

she enlightened me on those people that do have ginger hair and I was in awe. “ Really? Are they that special?” She just smiled and nodded. “ Now to the main thing, you will learn about spells and other things and this is the best training ground for that,” I nodded my head and she continued. “ But it has one loophole,” my eye traded to where a sparkling, glowing necklace lay. It was a gem shaped necklace embedded in water. I was lost in admiration of how beautiful and well crafted the necklace was, Silver's voice jotted me out of my oblivion and I apologized for not paying attention.

Von nodded and continued, “That witch was their mother. She profited from the trafficking ring that your mother stopped. However, there wasn’t any knowledge of her before now. Rumor is that she was pregnant when Grant died. This baby is supposed to be the strongest witch alive. The sisters didn’t like that. They were trying to create their own potions to kill off everyone in their anger. Only their potions were said to kill both a witch and a vampire. You slip it in their drink. It basically makes the drinker suicidal to the point that within an hour, they are dead. The problem was, there is no trace after it is consumed so it could never be traced back to them. Rose stole the recipe from Li

The old man looked terrified to continue. “As children… we heard rumors about it.” His voice trembled. “A cursed relic passed through powerful families generations ago. Every wearer died eventually.” One of the younger doctors laughed nervously. “That’s impossible.” The old man ignored him completely. “The legend says the necklace chooses who would wear it.” “Once the necklace has chosen, it would manipulate anyone within meters of the necklace to take it to the chosen person” Silence filled the room heavily. Then— Elena’s eyes snapped open.

After hearing that, Terry broke into a broad grin and exclaimed, "Thank you very much!" After making that statement, he immediately begins to assist Harry in finishing the porridge. After that, he allowed him to sit down and rest while he continued to straighten up the disorderly things that were there. Suddenly, as Terry was moving to the various potions that were stored in the bedside cabinet, he came across a necklace in the shape of a heart. Within the heart of the necklace was a miniature picture of a very lovely young woman. Terry, recalling what Harry had told him, whispered, "Is this Alexis?" to the person on the other end of the line.