Kunzite Sailor Venus Novels & Stories

This chapter is dedicated to all those who are trying to fix their broken heart. To them who don’t give up on the ones they love❤️❤️❤️. You deserve all the happiness in the world. I hope you fall in love with being alive. Renée sat in front of the vanity table that had been moved to her room during the period of the previous night. It was made out of obsidian orb, the symbol of Niveria and it was dark and shiny. Anyone who saw this would gasp in awe but Renée just had an indifferent look on her face. The maid with pixie hair, whose face she recognized was assigned to serve by her side.

He entered the cockpit and examined the small hole where Ves was about to place his next gem. Though Ves had gathered a small collection of gems, none of them were noteworthy. Lucky still hadn't crapped out the exotic alloy he gulped out of the anonymous box that someone delivered to his address a while ago. Ves hoped that his gem cat would finish digesting the extraordinary materials and perhaps use it for this mech, but apparently he was too optimistic. He opened the pouch he placed all of the gems he picked up so far and randomly sought out the most sparkling piece. It turned out to be an exceptionally sparkling zircon gemstone.

- She sighs and then agrees. ______________ DIMITRII!!! She-she Exclaims calling him-Take the pistol. - He agrees and then in a matter of seconds returns with a strange electronic gun. "Give me your arm." I look at it with an expression of astonishment. - Calm down little fighter girl, that's not a big deal, it's just a tracker with a wire, it'll be under your first skin, so we'll know where you are at all times. - Through a loud sound "CLACK!" I let out a muffled cry as the gun injects the device into my flesh, but I stop myself as I feel worse pain, Katerina laughs at my pain and then releases me to walk with Dimitri around the base.

The hostess on the stage loudly declared after the commotion, "Congratulations, Mr. Mateo Cortez, for purchasing this chalcedony at 50 million dollars!" Mateo felt his eye twitch at that, and he felt as if his veins were about to explode from anger. "Did you do this on purpose?" Rosalie whispered to Sebastian. Sebastian nodded. "But what about the spiritual vessel you promised me?" Rosalie asked disappointedly. Sebastian smiled. "Chalcedonies are not hard to find. I'll get you a better one once we get back to Steinberg." "Really?" Rosalie asked excitedly. "You're too good to me!"

The bright blue ocean color of it made her smile brightly. “Jack, it's beautiful.” She whispered looking at it. “You like it?” He asked, his voice sounding a little vulnerable. “Like it? I love it!” She said, jumping into his arms. He caught her laughing. “Was the mermaid angry? Should I expect her to plot revenge against me?” She laughed. “No but it is called the mermaid's treasure. It's called aquamarine. It means good luck, fearlessness, and protection to sailors.” He whispered to her as he touched the stone.

I got enough unwanted attention as it was. Even now, walking to the gym with Galden by my side, unmated warriors watched me. I knew what they saw now that I had seen myself in a mirror enough times to memorize my features. My skin was still just as pale as it was when I had escaped the little dark prison, my hair was a fluffy golden halo of curls on my head that fell across my forehead and around my ears, but my eyes were an odd shade of purple, Luna Davene called them amethyst, she said it was fitting since I was a gift from the Moon Goddess. My face is triangular, with high cheek bones, almond shaped eyes, heart shaped lips and dimples.

The steam it caused filled the circle, only the circle and enveloped us all. Janus appeared by my side, taking my left hand and placing a yellowish crystal and a strange looking green stone speckled with red in it. Puzzled I lifted my head to ask: “What’s this for?” “Citrine and bloodstone. You’re going to need it.” Janus smirked at me. “It’s now up to you, Hunter. Sylvia loves and trust you. You have to reach out to her and bring her back.” Selena placed her hand on my shoulder as she knelt down to where I sat.

Looking through the pile of junk she found a sunflower key handing it to me as she leads Venus and Snow out. “Listen Lavender keep that key safe if you lose it or someone takes it tell us immediately. If you don’t, have fun letting someone look through all your personal items.” She joked going back to her original stoned face I pulled out my Rose Quart necklace where I cupped my hands together covering the key and shrieking it, when it was finished I plopped it inside the geode. “Wow, I wish I could do that.” Venus said curiously watching my hand in motion. “May I ask what type of fairy are you?” She stepped further brining her ear closer to head what I was saying.

It's tradition. It's an elaborate victorian crown with emeralds and crystals incrested all over. Across the front are green gems resembling ivy with a prominent giant pear-cut emerald in the middle. The points are all differently shaped emeralds with crystals. It's a beautiful, perfect blend of Silver Moon and me. Our colors combined. "I...I love it!" A single tear drops down my cheek before she comes rushing over, dabbing it off. "Don't cry, sweet girl. So happy you love it. Now let's put it on and show my son why it's such a good thing he came to his senses yesterday."

He hastened over and lifted the lid with his fingers, revealing an ore adorned with a shimmering green lotus. The ore, about the size of a child's head, was of a golden-green hue. The energy emitting from it was purple-tinged, while the purple veins that criss crossed its surface formed a mesmerizing lotus motif. Severin extended his divine senses within and discerned a strong rule of creation within the ore. It happened to be much stronger than his rule of creation. "Hahahah!" Severin laughed triumphantly and clenched the ore in his palm. His mana instantly peeled away the surface, unveiling a purple-gold texture beneath along with a shimmering green light. The rule of creation then coursed