Jewel Shards Inuyasha Novels & Stories

Tessaiga (Inuyasha) Inuyasha's sword is inherited from his father, Toga. The basic material of this sword comes from one of Inuyasha's father's fangs. As the "Sword of Destruction" which is said to be able to slay 100 demons in one slash, Tessaiga seems to be inhabited by a spirit of its own who occasionally advises or guides Inuyasha on his journey to collect spirit orb shards.

She stopped beside Jai and bent down a bit. Jai took the bracelet and swiped lightly on the beads, feeling cool sensation on the smooth rocks. There are only three square beads on it that looked like it was made of jade, but they’re very smooth. When he touched them, it somehow felt like something was pouring into him, something that makes him relaxed. “Hmm… Alright, I’ll take it.” Jai took out his wallet from his bag, apologizing to Shoru for making her uncomfortable. “Good choice!” They went to register and Jai asked his questions then. “Hey, does the Komatsu come here often?” He asked.

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

Tayo said, a sinister smirk spread across his lips and Jewel scoffed. "I fulfilled my own end of the bargain. You will do the same." Jewel replied snarkily and Tayo chuckled. "All in due time, love. All in due time." Tayo said but she wasn't smiling with him. "Give Sharon to me now!" She demanded and he rose his hand in a mock surrender going over to the car and bringing little Sharon out. Jewel smiled as Joy swelled in her heart. She rushed over to the girl and hugged her, asking her if she was okay and she nodded.

“The shard, use it! It’s tied to the beast!” I fumbled with the pouch, my fingers trembling as I pulled out the obsidian shard. Its surface was hotter now, almost scalding, the red veins flaring with a hunger that made my skin crawl. I’d studied relics like this for years, piecing together their secrets in quiet libraries, but this was no dusty artifact.

“For every tear she shed. For every piece of herself she was forced to bury.” She studied me for a long moment, then nodded slowly, a sad acceptance in her eyes. “Be careful, Mein Junge,” she whispered. “So that in your thirst for revenge, you don’t destroy her completely in the process. The jewel is already cracked. Any pressure too strong… and she may crumble into dust.” She took a step back and left, disappearing into the shadows of the hallway. I remained alone, with the taste of blood in my mouth and the weight of an unpayable debt in my chest.

In a moment of sheer audacity, I pulled the journal out and opened it on my lap. ​ "What is the Silver Shard?" I asked, looking up at his reflection in the rearview mirror. ​ Kael’s lips barely moved. "A question better saved for the journey. It’s an artifact your ancestors stole to neutralize the Silver Moon’s lineage. We are simply taking it back." ​ "And why am I the 'unblooded female'?" ​ "Because your mother, in her cleverness, used the ritual to hide the Shard inside the one person no Alpha would ever touch: the wolf-less failure. The Shard is housed within your unshifted essence, making you magically invisible to every wolf in the continent—save for one."

She scooped up Ash and hurried out of the room, leaving Althea to steady herself in the quiet. Once Althea was alone, she reached for the small crystal she had spotted earlier in Riela’s cottage. It was a pale, translucent gem, faintly shimmering, almost invisible to ordinary eyes. She recognized it instantly. This was a Luminis Shard, the same kind her mother had used to communicate with Amon. The crystal worked by projecting an image and voice of the person it was linked to, though it wasn’t real, they were just a projection. Taking a steadying breath, Althea held the shard and whispered the activation chant her mother had taught her. A soft glow spread through the crystal, and the project

I try to walk further into her room but stop at the sharp pain under my leg. I hiss as I raise my right leg to look under my feet. "Shit," I mutter as I take the small piece of glass out. I ignore the small blood that ooze out and drop my legs to the floor. I'll be making a mess but who cares when the atmosphere feels amiss? It smelt of bad air. My phone rings. I take it out of my back pocket as I roam my eyes at the broken flower vase, light stand, and scattered beads on the floor.