Jewel Shards Inuyasha Novels & Stories

She cried, revealing her dimples, one of the numerous features she had gotten from Kendrick. “How are you doing, my angel?” I asked, spinning her in the air as she laughed. We were still bonding when Dina, her nanny, walked up to us with a little plague in hand, “Her award arrived today.” She said, showing off the piece. “Award?” Teddy asked, reminding me of his presence. “Who is he?” Kayden asked, looking from me to Teddy before settling her gaze on me as she used her eyes to demand answers. Setting her on the floor, I stood between her and Teddy, “Kayden, meet my friend, Teddy Lopez, Teddy, Kayden Darwin.” I said, folding my hands in front of me.

Wally reminded him. The shaman gave a slow nod. "Yes. But the process wouldn't be easy. The Jewel is tied to the spirits of the past Alphas. so It resists corruption." Wally’s jaw tightened. "Then make it suffer." The shaman hesitated, then stepped closer to the Jewel, running a gnarled hand over the Jewel. The moment his skin touched it, the chamber’s torches flickered wildly, shadows stretching unnaturally across the walls. A low hum filled the air, the Jewel pulsing as if alive, as if sensing the darkness that sought to consume it.

It was a beautiful red dress that was my size as well. Underneath there was a letter; Happy birthday. Wear these tomorrow to your birthday party with no signature or anything on it. I placed it back in the box and opened the jewellery box to see a beautiful diamond bracelet. "what the fuck," I mumbled to myself inside the box was a diamond tester, I laughed to myself What crazy person is sending me real diamonds? I tested the diamonds and they were in fact real. what the fuck?

“That jewel… it reacts to me.” Jaiyana’s fingers lifted instinctively to her throat, brushing the pendant, now pulsing with a faint, steady glow. A shiver traced her spine. She had known it was special—her grandmother’s warning whispered through her mind—but seeing it respond so fiercely to him unsettled her. “My grandmother gave this to me yesterday,” she said, her voice little more than a whisper. “She said it is … it’s imbued with Usha’s power of the dawn. That it will protect me from what is to come.”

I pulled back, breathing hard. Ambrose's eye locked on mine, tears mixing with the red stains on his face. "The jewel," he rasped. "Our pack's binding jewel... it's broken." I frowned. "What jewel?" "Heartstone," he managed between wet coughs. "It's tied to every wolf in the pack. You're protected from it because you hadn't shifted yet while you were still with us. When it cracked... the bond frayed. We started dying one by one." He coughed again, weaker this time.

There was a tiny gem within that was glowing, and the shadows it made on the cave walls were unsettling. "What is this?" Zara whispered as she requested. "It is known as the Shard," Elara stated. It is a piece of the strength of the ancient world. Ardyn believes it will make him unstoppable, which is why he wants it. Kael leaned in with a sombre expression. "And what are your thoughts?" Elara looked up into his terrified eyes. "I believe it will ruin everything." An Upcoming Mission After closing the box, Zara returned it to Elara. "We can use this against Ardyn if he wants it so badly."

I don’t know why it hadn’t occurred to me or any of us to check underground. Maybe because we couldn’t find Iniko and Eliane and they weren’t underground. Either way, now we’ve found them. As Jewels begins digging up the earth, I hear the sounds of screams coming from inside. “ISHIR!” I exclaim. “Humans! I hear them!” he yells, leaping off my mother’s back and shifting into his tiger as he falls into the hole Jewels has created.

Then one Lord shouted. “She lies ! There was no treasure!” That seemed to get the Lords and Ladies riled up. She stood then quiet, closed her eyes and did as Khepri had told her. She stilled her mind and thought of the jewel being in her hand and when she opened her eyes the jewel appeared inside her hand. It sparkled and gleamed giving off a rainbow hue form the light refracting off of it making the crowd go oh and ah as they looked on. One lady yelled.

We fought for decades before the peace treaty was established, signing in new deals and opening foreign exchange programs. We lived in the age of democracy, but still, murderers’ events happened. There are 5 packs in total, each named after the color of the jewel in the area, My pack had the red diamond, it costs millions to just have one on your finger and that is why the Alpha’s greed increased, Blue Moon’s a pack knows for their exquisite quality of Blue platinum, a rare jewel, The ruby for Sun Shallow pack, the Green Blair was found after the Emerald, less expensive when compared to others and finally the Dark Eclipse pack, found after a rare black Jewel, some say it has powers of the mo

Like a rope frayed by choice rather than accident. “You cut yourselves loose,” I whisper. “We survived,” she replies simply. “At a cost.” She gestures, and one of the Unbound steps forward, placing something carefully on the ground between us. The shard. Up close, it doesn’t feel corrupted. It feels… lonely. The Crown recoils instinctively, not in fear this time, but in aversion, as if touching the shard would require remembering something it would rather forget. “It’s not a weapon,” the woman says softly. “It’s a memory anchor.”