Novel & Cerita In The Crystal Knowledge Of You

"Don't tell the truth?" "You're delusional," he said. "That baby isn't mine." I opened the box and pulled out the crystal. It was clear and ordinary-looking, sitting in my palm. "This crystal glows gold when held by someone pregnant with Alpha blood," I said loud enough for everyone to hear. "Watch." I closed my eyes and concentrated on the baby and within seconds, the crystal started glowing that same bright gold from yesterday. Gasps went around the diner and I opened my eyes to see everyone staring.

The magnificent marvel in you that you're yet to unfold’ With that, Crystal shrugged herself into the back of my mind, and every one of my other inquiries, shouts, and yelling was dumped at the other side of her deafness. ‘Crystal!’ I continued to yell in my mind for her to come out and answer the rest of what she had said. Acquire knowledge? Magnificent marvel? What's all that? I thought deeply about what Crystal could have meant by those and in what way would those help me, but I got no strings… just then, a loud knock came on my door unexpectedly.

Hidden in the very foundation of their walls, it absorbed every word spoken near it, feeding me their plans like a constant, dripping stream of knowledge. I leaned back in my chair, the dim candlelight flickering across the stone chamber where I sat. The crystal sat atop a carved pedestal, its surface shifting as though alive. I smirked. “Fools,” I muttered. “No matter how hard they fight, they will never see what lurks in the dark.” Closing my eyes, I let my mind attune to the crystal, allowing it to show me what it had recorded. Voices filled my head, distorted at first, but quickly sharpening into clarity.

“The Crystal is missing. It's gone.” What?

I don’t know how to react though but I still managed to smile at her, letting her know that I’m slightly confused. She sighed before talking. “Let me talk to your parents later. There is something they need to know, something that they should’ve done years ago. You’re a special girl Crystal. I know you know what I’m talking about.” She left me dumbfounded. What was that? I don’t know what she’s talking about and now it bothers me. Is it something to worry about? I felt my heart clench a little when I remembered that Nana Alona can read a person’s ability without looking at their sign. She knows that I’m not just a mere Black wizard and I’m far more than that because of my ice powers. I gentl

Like I didn’t truly belong here at all? “You’re not like the others,” he continued, still with same tune. “That’s why they fear you alot.” I shook my head, disbelief tightening in my chest. “That’s actually impossible. I’m nothing special in this pack. I’m barely even considered a part of the pack, but considered as a slave.” “You’re more than you realize of yourself,” he said, stepping closer to me, his eyes gleaming in the moonlight. “There’s a power inside of you, Crystal. A power you’ve never been taught to harness, but it’s there, deep down in you. And it’s waking up at every single pace you make.”

The spirits within the crystals hummed in a harmonious cadence, signaling the commencement of the mystical exchange that would unveil the truth I sought from the depths of the ancestral realms. As essence of my revelation settled within the crystals, an arcane energy stirred in the air. The crystals, responding to the truth shared, began to resonate in unison. In an enchanting display, they moved with an otherworldly synchrony, converging at the center of the altar. A hushed whisper hummed through the clearing as the crystals coalesced, their individual glows blending into a mesmerizing dance of colors. The air itself seemed to vibrate with the ancient power channeled through the united spir

I saw Maisie flash me a quick, taunting smile, before quickly masking it with a look of feigned guilt. "I'm sorry, Lionel… Toto was barking at the door just now, and I saw you were asleep. I thought I'd take her for a walk myself, but as soon as I opened the door, she pounced on me. I was startled, and with the hallway lights out, my condition flared up and I fainted. When I woke up, Toto was gone. She must've taken my necklace with her. I was going to look for her, but then June showed up…"

I didn’t want that to change. When Ricka kept shut, Crystal resumed walking, pretentiously waving her cane on the floor as a guide. To everyone, Crystal was fully blind, but I was different. I was the one who caused her condition, so I should know. No matter what happens to a dragon’s eyes, it can still see people through their heat signatures, but for some reason, Crystal decided to hide that secret. Crystal. Crystal. Crystal. Every fucking time. That was all I thought about half the time she was present. I hated it. I lifted the chalice before me. “A toast to greatness and my soon-to-be Luna, who would make it easier to rule.”

“Not through ceremony. Through action.” I squeezed Krystal’s hand. “You saved yourself. And by doing so, you saved us all.” Krystal smiled softly. “I was just protecting our family.” And that—that right there—was why the goddess chose her. (A King’s Truth) That night, as we lay together beneath the stars pouring through the balcony doors, I finally spoke the truth I had been holding back. “I used to think strength was dominance,” I admitted quietly. “Control. Command.” Krystal turned to me. “And now?”