Hyacinth Book Novels & Stories

Haven't seen each other since Rachel moved away at the age of 17, they decide to go grab a bite to eat and catch up and it didn't take long for those old feelings to come rushing back in. The goddess has spared us from this confusion of the heart that Rachel is troubled with. Who we will love has been chosen for us, and no other can compare to the one person the goddess has fated us to be with. Turning the page, I see that I'm still far away from where Luciou's bookmark hangs out. I look up when the door open and Lucious walk into the room with his hair and shirt now wet. I glance over at the window, hearing the low sound of raindrops lightly tapping against the glass. Being so lost in this

she bit her lip and mumbled to herself before bravely facing the door. “Where is he now, Almiro?” She asked when we saw Almiro standing there. “He left, he just wanted to leave something here,” Saying that, Almiro then handed Louisa the bouquet of purple lilies. Louisa blushed giddily, her smile so wide that it covered her whole face. She sniffed the flowers and shrieked in happiness, “Smells so good! I have to put it in my vase.” As Louisa left to deal with her precious flowers, Almiro then came to me. “You too, Alpha. Alpha Magnus has been waiting in your office with a gift.”

“Oh! Stop Izzy! Do stop! If you continue making me laugh we will have to remove my corset. I can’t catch my breath!” “Did you know, husband, that aquae vitae has many different names?” Izzy spun on her heel to face the door, alarmed to realize that she hadn’t noticed the large man open the door or enter the room, but there he was, standing with his hands loose at his side and an odd look on his face as he scanned the room. “Or that it is not nearly so hard to swallow if you warm it a wee bit and dissolve lots of honey in it?” “You’ve been experimenting I see.”

she explained and we nodded as usual before quietly watching her enthusiastic chant to call on the moon goddess. Just like she’d said, we soon began to feel a powerful presence among us moving over the fire and we all got on our knees. “This is going to take a lot out of you, Scarlett. Are you ready?” Hyacinth asked while holding a blue colored potion bottle. “I’m ready,” I answered confidently. “Here, drink this,” she handed me the potion bottle, “you’ll need the strength for what’s to come.” After I downed the potion, I felt a renewing strength overwhelm me and it suddenly seemed like I could take on the entire world.

She stepped inside, the scent of old books and mildew wrapping around her like bad memories. The place was as quiet as a wault, with rows of bookshelves stretching into the distance. A few scattered tables sat under flickering fluorescent lights, and the dust in the air felt thick enough to choke on. Leila found the history section and grabbed the book Tom had mentioned. Eduard Yellen’s "masterpiece" on German aristocracy and their ties to ancient power. It was thick, the kind of book that could double as a doorstop or a weapon, depending on circumstances. She flipped through the pages, her eyes scanning the boring content, but she wasn’t really reading. Her mind was elsewhere, piecing toget

Three days. Three. Miserable. Days. That’s how long I’ve been stuck in this marble coffin they call a palace, scrubbing floors that never get dirty, serving creatures who could end me with a flick of their wrist, and pretending I don’t hear the whispers. “That’s her, the hybrid one.” “How is she still alive?” “She must have bewitched them.” The servants don’t even try to hide their disgust anymore. I hear them when I pass the hallways, see the way they press themselves against the walls as if my very presence might stain them.

“Yes, Beta” I took a deep breath, and mind linked with Jarin to let him know I had arrived back. It wasn’t long before I was outside his chambers. I stood there dumbly, knowing that the next conversation with him was going to dictate how the rest of my life played out. “Atlas? Are you out there?” Jarin called from inside. Stupid, of course he would sense you this close. I pushed the door open to see him standing there looking confused. “Sorry Alpha, it was a long trip, I’m a little dazed”. “Of course, of course, I won’t keep you long”. He gestured to a chair and I sat down heavily. He looked at me expectantly “So?” “Er yes sorry Alpha, it is good news…I believe I have brought a hybrid back w

I popped out. Nova and Tyrion blinked at me, processing my words before Nova's eyes sparkled. "Of course! "Why have I not thought of that earlier!" she sang, running to the pile of magic books she placed by Felix's bed. She took a huge one with a leather cover and started flipping the pages until she stopped, and a smug grin spread across her lips. "There is something called ‘Hyacinthum Salvatorem.’ It's a diamond that holds enormous power, and since it was a work of a white witch, it should be a perfect weapon against any dark magic." "That sounds perfect!" Tyrion exclaimed and clasped his hands as if his strength and hope had come back to him at once. "But how do we get that diamond?"

Vera also stressed that the library in Ameran could have answers for them and that they needed to find a way to get in there. Queen Hyacinth could feel her hairs stand as the girl with the blue eyes continued walking into the room. Remembering what Calypso had told them, Zen, Nathan, and Frazier all kept their eyes on her, and they could see it. Calypso’s very existence bothered Queen Hyacinth. There was something about her that had the woman rattled, and they were more than curious to see what would happen next. “Why do you want to go?” “Because I can also read,” Calypso sassed.

"Your Highness, did you know that our families might actually be related by blood?" "Huh?" Heinrich was surprised. Why did the conversation suddenly... come to this? Wasn't this woman just crying—? Wasn't she just sad because of him? Heinrich swallowed his laughter, as Penelope's question was absurd and nonsensical. "How can Zircon and Hyacinth be related by blood?" "Eish," Penelope flirted drunkenly, still with her eyes puffy from crying. She poked Heinrich's sharp nose and smiled seductively. "Didn't you know that Hyacinth is a red Zircon gem?"