I Found A Mythic Item Novels & Stories

wrongness. "There," she whispered. "It's not on the beach. The true Darius—he's not even fighting." The realization hit them simultaneously. While everyone fought the duplicates, the real threat was elsewhere, drawing power from their distraction. Miranda began gathering specific artifacts—a crystal that seemed to pulse with moonlight, a dagger with runes etched along its blade, a small vial of what looked like liquid darkness. "We'll need these," she said. "Weapons that exist between states, just like a Mystic."

The situation grew increasingly dire, pushing them to the brink of despair. One night, while exploring a particularly unstable section of the tunnel, Jay stumbled upon a hidden chamber. Inside, he found ancient Lumina artifacts, covered in dust and decay. Amongst the artifacts, he discovered a large, intricately carved stone tablet. The tablet depicted a series of symbols, alien yet strangely familiar.

He will definitely try to cage me up and lock me in the underground dungeon. 'I've got to get out of here .' I pushed the door of my room and immediately searched my closet. I'm looking for the treasure which my mom had left for me before she died. I found the small wooden box which I opened hastily. A Gleaming red diamond pendant came into view. This pendant is said to be cursed according to myths and I don't know how my mother had this. 'It's said to conjure dead spirits and summon demonic creatures from the underworld .' without wasting any second I took it out and wore it.

He said as he started walking to the sea. Lisa frowned as she stood up and followed him. "Where are you going?" She asked. "My mom is here..." Cristian said as he pointed his finger at the side of sea. Lisa followed his gaze as she could clearly see a shadow of a woman in the sea, it was shining brightly. Soon she noticed that Cristian's body has also started shining as she called him anxiously, he turned to her and Lisa blinked in disbelief, there was a mark of stitches on his forehead the same she saw in the mortuary.

They pressed forward, trusting in their bond and the path they had chosen. As they emerged from the mist, they found themselves standing before a colossal stone door adorned with intricate symbols. It stood as a gatekeeper to the artefact they sought. Maya, with a determined gleam in her eyes, stepped forward, her paws tracing the symbols with a sense of familiarity. With a surge of energy, the stone door slowly creaked open, revealing a cavern bathed in ethereal light. The pack cautiously entered, their hearts pounding with anticipation. They were greeted by a mesmerizing sight: a radiant gem, pulsating with vibrant colours and exuding a powerful aura.

So, yes, she can be proud of her dear husband. My father and Matteo go closer to that hideous man. My father speaks, "So, here I am. I am listening. What do you have for me?" That man disagrees by nodding his head. "No! You have something for me, and that is the gem. The Heart of Magic, and I want it now! No more bullshits!" "Not again this nonsense." My father wrinkles his forehead in despair and tired by repeatedly listening for that damn stupid gem. "I have explained to you thousands of times I do not know where it is. I have never seen it in my life. I do not even know how it looks like.

Tabitha's POV I looked at him, my face etched with confusion, and asked, "Is there more?" Wilmot fidgeted a bit, pulling something from his pocket with a hint of shyness. "A birthday without a gift? That's not right. I found this in an ancient church when I was wandering around. There's a mysterious vein of ore nearby the church, and this moonstone was mined from there. It was then blessed with holy water in the church, considered a sacred item that brings peace and good fortune. I've had several close calls with death, yet I survived as if reborn from the brink. So, I thought I'd give it to you, Ms. Hartley."

In the center of the chamber stood a pedestal, upon which rested the long-lost relic. The artifact was a sight to behold - a shimmering, iridescent gemstone, pulsing with an ethereal glow. We knew that it was the source of the darkness we had been warned about, and we did not hesitate in our determination to claim it for the protection of the realms.

The beasts living here were known to be savage and incredibly brutal. My eyes drifted to the setting sun once more, and I gritted out a curse. I couldn't stay here. I had to find a place to hide. Grinding my teeth, I pulled my bruised body to sit. Then my hand went to my neck— Air escaped my lungs as I traced the bare skin with my fingers. “My talisman,” I breathed, frantically scanning the shore, the river. Nothing. My talisman was gone. I must have lost it after the fall. “At least Jarith didn't get it,” I mumbled. A small relief.

He took a deep breath and retrieved the relic from beneath his tunic, wrapped in a cloth and pulsing faintly. Her eyes widened the moment she saw the relic. She trailed her hands on its surface and felt power oozing out of it. She regained her composure and asked, “Where did you get this?” Even though her mind raced with several thoughts. Marcus spoke quietly. “I found this in a chamber close to the temple of the reds in the south. I chased a Vrykolakas scout and inadvertently ended up in an ancient chamber. Unsure of how I got there and desperately trying to find a way back, I searched every inch of the chamber for an escape route and that was when I stumbled upon this object, lodged betwee