Jewel Shards Inuyasha Novels & Stories

Understanding, I reached into the inner pocket of my jacket and pulled out the small, cool obsidian shard I carried as a ward. He took it. Holding it between his thumb and forefinger, he ran the tip of his other index finger across its surface. His finger glowed with a concentrated, molten silver light. The shard pulsed in response, a dark echo to his power. His eyes met mine, hard and certain. “Isaac’s men want to use the mark on you to find the shard.” It wasn’t a question. He’d pieced it together from whatever intelligence network he commanded. He handed the shard back to me, his jaw set. Then he made a quick call.

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.”

He glanced around, his tone casual but firm: “Well… it’s been a few days. Now, can you finally tell me—what exactly do you have in your possession?” The air tensed slightly. No one spoke, but their responses came nonetheless. Elias moved first. From his pocket, he withdrew a small glass case. He opened it gently, revealing a faintly glowing shard—the very one Livia had found in the cave and entrusted to him. The shard caught the angled light, reflecting a soft golden sheen, like a relic whispering ancient secrets. Another man in black said nothing. He simply reached into his coat and handed Jim a photo—one that showed a different fragment, uniquely shaped but equally intricate in its engravi

However, just as the neck was twisted, the crisp sound of crumbling was resounded, and the body had already begun to crumble, and it quickly began to disperse. In the middle of an instant, it turns into a piece of nothingness, the void is mysterious, next to the blade, there is a calm and warm red jewel. Inside, there are ripples and sparkles, the essence of which is hidden, the naked eye can't see it, it is wonderful and majestic. Tadhg Walter looked deeply at this red jewel, the punch tip shook slightly, the blood pearl on the punch suddenly flew, just in time, it fell on the peace jade.

I stand up and walk towards her. “How dare you invade my room and take my things,” I told her. “I am not losing my crown to some little human slut. I will make fucking sure of that. You and the crown are mine.” She growls. She turns and walks away before I can do anything. I look at my father; he is just staring at where the bat shit crazy woman was standing. I have tried telling him for years that she is crazy and obsessed with me. I am glad he finally got to see it first-hand. I stand there, not knowing what to do. I know Seraphina will stop at nothing to hurt Emerald. I turn around to see Sebastian pulling up a video on my computer. Well, damn, my precious jewel can partially s

Mom meets us in the backyard with the old cedar box lined in velvet. I speak the softest word I own (one that means release without harm). A tiny ruby shard slides out of Lila’s chest like a tear, hovers, then settles into the box. Lila never wakes. 35 / 47 Target 2 – Juno Park (Seras’s robotics partner) Seras portals straight into Juno’s room, kisses her forehead, whispers “I’ve got you, nerd.” The shard comes out glowing copper (Seras’s fire recognized its own).

"Now that we've reached this point, it means that we'll be fighting to the end. Let's see who can't handle the heat. If something happened to Mandy… Well, I'll demolish the entire Sky Plane. Let's see who can stop me then!" Kenta clapped his hands and smiled. "I believe that you can do that, I really do! But I've also prepared something inside my helicopter. It's called an Emerald Jewel. However, it's not just a shard, but a whole Jewel. If I detonate it, everything would be turned to ash within a 5 miles radius. Even a True Warrior won't be able to survive that.

She says, taking a tentative step toward my cave. “Damn Tana. When you said you had money, I didn’t think it meant that you had millions of dollars in jewels sitting in a cave rotting away.” Ishir says, coming awake and seeing my cave twinkling in the sunlight in various shades of red, green, blue and of course, the diamonds split the sunlight into a rainbow of colors. “They’re not rotting.” I say, walking in and running my fingers over my jewels, my possessions. They sing to me, and I feel their energy through my touch.

Jasmine reached her first. “She’s still breathing,” she said. “But something’s changed.” “What happened to the shard?” Lyra asked. Jasmine glanced down at her hands. “It passed into her.” “What do you mean?” I asked. “I don’t mean she’s not cursed anymore. She is the shard.” A moment later, Winifred limped into the courtyard. Her eyes went first to Elara, and then to the girl. She looked pale. Like she’d seen a ghost. “I remember her,” she whispered. “From the first generation’s notes. They called her the Crown Seed.”

I was ready to do anything for Rainbow. "What is the condition?" Issa demanded as she watched me with narrowed eyes. I looked away from her and began to search for anything which I could use as a weapon. Eventually, I found a crystal shard, it was green and I figured it was a part of Vaella.