Klaus Mikaelson Necklace Novels & Stories

It was as if the fog was alive, pulsing with electricity, tickling all their senses, yet somehow painless. The music swelled, like a scream caught in an instrument, but then became a shriek as the corpses withered and wailed, colliding with each other, even falling to the ground to be swallowed by the red mist. Those who could still stand uttered a final scream before the evil aura that emanated from them even in death flew out of their described bodies and headed toward Uma. From different directions, great soul power shot towards her to be absorbed into the necklace with a large purple gem in the center, surrounded by many small white, gold, and silver gems, which hung around her fleshy ne

Ciel smirked and stood back on his feet. “My powers are cooler, you wanna see?” Azriel flickered his finger, and a flicker of fire appeared at the top of his finger like a touch. Roxie was fascinated at the sight as she drew near to get closer but Kaizen suddenly cleared his throat and the moment was ruined when Azriel put it out. She pouted in disappointment as she looked at Kaizen. “My shield is cooler,” Rune uttered, instantly getting a bright smile from Roxie. Kaizen crossed his arms over his chest. “I want to believe you learned something from today's lesson.”

The piece was flamboyant and utterly beautiful. Mikaela walked over to where Amber had placed yet another platinum case. Bigger than the one with Julian's necklace in, but still sleek. Well made. Amber produced a key from her pocket and unlocked the silver contraption with a hiss of seals. I peeked over Mikaela's shoulder, catching a glimpse of what was inside. Two stunning golden crowns nestled within velvet. I glanced towards Mikaela, the silver and pearl necklace around her glinting. Gold wouldn't do. Hadn't Julian went to see Amber when he had departed from us? He had assured Mikaela that she would receive something fitting her ensemble. I frowned and opened my mouth, but Mikaela jumped

I called not looking back as I knew that it would be Klaus, I looked at myself in the mirror to find Klaus behind me in a second making me gasp as I felt a gush of wind hit me, Klaus chuckled and looked at me through the mirror, standing behind me, he slowly removed the scarf from my neck and let it fall on my elbows since I raised my arms to prevent them from falling, hugging my body with the scarf somewhat covering myself with it, removing my hair from my neck, he slowly brought a necklace and slowly put it around my neck. “I saw that you weren’t wearing any jewels aside from the bracelet, and though you don’t really need to as you look beautiful with or without them, but I figured that ev

I sat on the edge of the bed and I looked at the lamp and I thought about Bianca in a room somewhere in the dark, and I thought about Louis asleep down the hall with no drink in his hand tonight, and I thought about forty-eight hours. I picked up my phone and texted Klaus. *The necklace is the anchor. Don't let her leave the house with it.* The reply came in under a minute. *Understood. We move at dawn.*

Michael's breathy voice pulled me out of my trance as I felt him kiss me lightly on the neck before I felt a cold thing on my neck. “ What is this, Michael?” I asked him as I rubbed my hands on the things which were like a necklace. “ A little gift from me to you,” Michael replied, shrugging. I turned to stare into his eyes. I gasped immediately when I saw the silver diamond necklace which adorned my neck from the mirror stand in the room. It was a sliver_toned white diamond necklace surrounded by pure pearls, teardrops, and flowers. They were so beautiful and I could tell, it was very expensive.

A glint of metal near the last cell, the one that had housed the dark-furred wolf. I knelt down, my pulse quickening. There, half-hidden in a shadowed crevice between the stone floor and the wall, was a necklace. I picked it up. It was a simple, elegant chain. And dangling from it was a pendant: a dark, almost black, crescent moon carved from a stone that seemed to swallow the dim light. It was the exact same necklace I had seen around Jessica’s neck just yesterday in the gym. My blood ran cold. I held it up for Kaelia to see. Her eyes widened, her professional composure cracking for a split second into pure shock.

Her form continued to collapse inward, flesh tearing, bones grinding together until her body was reduced to something grotesque and unrecognizable. Then— The screaming stopped. The mass of flesh suddenly solidified. Shaping itself. Until what remained floating in the air was no longer a body. But a necklace. It descended slowly into Yiwei’s waiting hand. The design was hauntingly beautiful. A red crescent moon with delicate wings spread outward from its sides. Dark crimson light pulsed softly within the gemstone centerpiece, radiating a strange mixture of divine and malevolent energy. The air grew colder. Yiwei examined the necklace thoughtfully in his palm. Then he descended. He landed gent

It was now or never. "Haneul, why do you have the necklace?" Monique repeated the question. "None of your business," Haneul said. He pulled the necklace off his neck, wrapped it around his hand, and crushed it with his angelic strength. Their surroundings arrived at a standstill as a beam of light erupted from the pendant and shot up straight to the sky. "What the hell was that?!" he heard Asmodeus shout.

"I knew it. This isn’t just an attack—it's personal. We need to find out who the hell this bastard is." Mikhail ended the call and slipped the phone back into his pocket. He turned to Spike, his gaze steely and determined. "I want you to dig up everything you can about this necklace. Its origins, its meaning, everything. I don’t care how you do it—pull every string, turn over every rock. But this stays between us. Only Lucifer, Luciano, Viktor, and I should know. No one else." Spike nodded solemnly, slipping the necklace back into his pocket. "I’ll get on it right away."