Jade Palace Lock Heart Novels & Stories

The third key was ours. I approached the stone pedestal at the heart of the tomb, where a faint light glimmered. Embedded in the ancient rock, glowing with an eerie, pulsing energy, was the Heart of the Forest—the third key. The artifact was nothing like I’d imagined. It wasn’t a simple relic or object. It was a living thing, a crystalline orb entwined with roots and vines, glowing with the vibrant energy of life itself. But beneath that glow, I sensed a dangerous current—one that could either bring Silverclaw salvation or its utter destruction. Lysandra stepped beside me, her eyes narrowing as they fixated on the Heart. "That’s it," she whispered, her voice barely audible. "The Heart of the

My body screamed to collapse, but I kept going. I was about to enter the compound of the penthouse. “Quincy!” The sound of my name cut sharply through the air, harsh and commanding. I spun around slowly, dread settling deep in my stomach at the sight of who spoke. My evening couldn’t possibly get any worse. “What?” My voice was low, tired and drained of fight. He didn’t answer. Lucas’s hand clamped around mine, tugging me roughly into the shadow of a quiet corner near the penthouse. His grip was strong, his eyes burning with a mix of anger and possession.

He casually said, "If your Sis wants it, then let her have it. If you like jewelry, I'll buy you some more." Then, the next day, he bought her a cheap Heart Lock worth only a few thousand. Isabella closed her eyes. Thinking back to everything from her past life still felt like a knife to her heart. The pain of being dismissed by the one she loved—she could never get used to it. If it had been anything else, Isabella would have let it go. But this Heart Lock was the only clue she had to find her daughter. She would give up everything to get it.

"I would rather endure a temporary separation than watch you fade away forever." With a look of agonizing resolve, Aethelan plunged his hand into his own chest. I screamed. A dark stain of blood blossomed across his white shirt. In his hand, he held a fiery, pulsing red crystal. "This is my heart crystal," he said, his voice trembling with pain. "It holds all of my power and love." My eyes filled with tears, and I reached out to stop him. But Aethelan had already placed the crystal into the first heart-shaped lock.

The woman nodded, took two steps forward, and said, “This is a space inside the Dragon Heart, and you can only get here with the jade gold phoenix. Phil, I’ve been waiting for you. I know you have many questions for me, but time is running out. This image can only last for a while, so don't ask anything and just listen to me.”

"What now? How do I use my power to go back to the present self?" "Simple! Just put your right hand on your heart, and say HEART LOCKET. Then, it will reveal you a heart locket crest with having three keys floating on each ribbon." So, I do what he just instructed me, and a heart locket with a palm-size shows up in front of me.

How do you know this would happen? Ava huff, since she figures it out from the beginning. 'Do you think that some noble family will marry off their daughter to someone lower than them? In which the man in question is not even the sole heir?' Cheng answers with a simple 'no' and tilts up his head. 'The kind of power Jasmine holds in her hand is a power that can control live and dead. I just want to confirm it but...the statue also has a secret connection with the locket...' Cheng widens his eyes as he realised what she is trying to say. He also notices it once he saw the statue. Although the structure is quite detailed, Ava recognized a small golden locket that matches her mother's at the scr

"Why not? I specifically—" "I already have something better," I said, cutting her off. Reaching into my pocket, I pulled out another emerald pendant. It was richer in color, and the carving was even more masterful. Natasha's expression froze. "W-Who gave that to you?" Her voice trembled, and her eyes flashed with disbelief. Alice, who'd come over to my side at some point, answered pleasantly on my behalf, "I did. It was a wedding gift from me."

"Speaking of which, what about the moonstone bracelet I gave you? You've never worn it once." I was speechless. He gave me that? I thought it was a mis-delivered supply and had locked it in a drawer! "The safe code!" I shot back. "1029! That's Victoria's birthday!" "What?" he asked, his brow furrowed. "Who told you that? Alora, that was the day I first saw your wolf. The day my wolf knew. He knew you were the one. Before that, the code was my own birthday. You can ask my grandmother if you don't believe me."

"By order of the Lycan Council, you are under arrest for the theft of the Heart of the Empire. Step forward and surrender, or we will take this village by force." I took a step forward, then another. The ground seemed to tilt under my feet. I could feel the black rot spreading toward my heart. My wolf gave one last, weak whimper before falling silent. "I didn't take your diamond, Kael," I said, my voice surprisingly strong despite the fire in my throat. "And you know it. You know exactly who put it in my room."