Novel & Cerita Harry Potter Unicorn Blood

The rumors about this Unicorn Statue being able to calm the mind and provide protection were nothing but lies! Allen put on a pair of white gloves and carefully took the Unicorn Statue out from the red wooden box. Everyone in the room widened their eyes in unison. Suddenly, someone exclaimed, "Look, the Unicorn Statue is bleeding!" The crowd immediately focused their attention. Sure enough, there was a vibrant red hue emanating from the Unicorn Statue. Through the strange red color, it looked like there was an ominous sea of blood lurking within the gemstone! Larissa quietly shook her head. Everyone in the room was going crazy about this mysterious Unicorn Statue.

I raised my head up to Derek, who was staring at me with a suspicious gaze. “You think I'll be able to sleep with the disease spreading all over the pack each day? You of all people know how much I've worked hard, the places I've been too just to find a cure.” “You're forgetting the prophecy.” I gritted my teeth and balled my fist silently. “I'm not,” I replied in a whisper. “Yes you are. If you think about the prophecy, then you'll realize that your redemption has been presented before you a long time ago.” “My redemption?”

"If you don't tell me, I will find out myself." Salem took a deep breath and let it out shakily. "Taking a unicorn's horn at first will kill it, because the horn is the source of their magic. It is like their life force. When cut off, it unbalances a unicorn's life. And after a while, the creature would die." Salem paused, trying to find ways to soften her words. But there was no other way. No matter how she put it, it would sound terrible. "Well?" Jade prodded her when she remained silent.

All magic had a signature, even dark magic. As I continued to scan the room, moving through it carefully, I found a single book resting upon an old stone pedestal. The leather was thicker than the others, held together with ebony stitching that looked as dark as the shadows slithering about. Scratched onto the front were the words, “Liber Sanguinis.” Book of Blood... My gut told me this was the book I was looking for. The one that held the spell Kimberly used to bind herself to Jude. It was coated in a thick layer of that tar-like substance.

"Why help me?" "I'm not. I'm giving you enough rope to hang yourself." His face hardened. "Consider us even for the years you taught me. Next time we meet, I won't pause." I slipped the vial into my pocket. "Neither will I." Later, in my secret cottage deep in the Blackwood Forest, I studied the stolen blood under moonlight. Its properties were extraordinary—unlike anything I'd seen in my ages of magical study. Pure Ruby Wolf blood. So strong, so dangerous.

Valen stripped off his shirt and joined. Then Liora snapped her fingers and was suddenly in a black swimsuit, her makeup untouched, hair in a perfect bun like she’d walked out of a magazine. I rolled my eyes and wandered toward the edge of the trees, needing space. That’s when I saw it. A baby unicorn, limping through the underbrush, a gash deep on its hind leg. My breath caught. I dropped to my knees beside it without thinking, my hand hovering over the wound. And then—it glowed.

A unicorn stood there, horn still dripping fresh blood, and gave each of us a card. Then she spoke. "Have you seen my mate?" I froze. No clue who she meant. I stayed quiet. Her eyes flared red. Then she snapped. "Why? Why haven't you come yet? I've waited so long!" She charged. That horn? Basically a blade. Aimed straight for my chest. Right before impact, a flash of silver tore through the air. When I blinked, her horn was gone—clean cut. The silver cross Darkblood Count gave me was floating midair, cloaked in black mist like it had a mind of its own.

The swirling feeling of energy and a sensation that feels wonderful surround me. As we begin to conclude the spell, I can see blood trickling from Harmony’s nose. Looking at Sydney, I can see that she has blood coming from her nose and her ears as well. Harmony sees my panic as I notice the blood shakes her head no at me. Instantly I know that I must keep to the task at hand, and we will help her as soon as this is done.

However, If I told her that the guy has a strange appearance, she will definitely say that it's a vampire and make a fuss about it. Come to think of it again, I didn't even had a chance to know his freaking name. Whatever. It'll be just useless when I know his name but not his outward form since he hid it by wearing black cap and jacket. I feel strange and uncomfortable somehow because of that shitty. “Here.” She said and handed me one glass of water. I wouldn't have even noticed her if she hadn't spoken yet. After I drank it, she took it from me and put it aside.

Crimson liquid oozed from the cut. "See? My blood is clearly red. Why then do I have powers?" She said to Yuka, tears filling her eyes. Kai cleared his throat, nervously. "Um- Hazel... It's not- It's not red" he said and she frowned. "W-what?" She looked down at her fingers again, her eyes going wide when she saw that she wasn't bleeding red blood. "I have golden blood? H-how? That's not possible. My parents....they are red bloods. They don't have an ounce of magic--"