Kyuubi Seal Novels & Stories

“The seal? Yes, I remember using it to destroy an evil man.” “The seal was used to lock the Abyssborn but you broke the seal and unleashed them. Any Luna who has the moonfire mark can be used to acquire more powers, she can also unleash the Abyssborn or seal them away permanently. Everything lies in your hands. The solution is in your hand,” Kael explained. Selene's throat tightened in dread. “This is terrifying.” Kael's eyes sparkled with sadness. “Those creatures are more dangerous than you think.” The low crackle of the fire was the only sound to break the silence.

After saying so, he started chanting spells. "The 13th Devil-vanquishing Print of the Mystic Cyan Sect, Mystic Sky Print!" As his voice fell, a huge square, gold seal suddenly appeared in the air, and the runes on it were looming. The seal was dazzling and looked divine. Under the radiant light, Mo Yu felt his whole body was stinging. He hurriedly raised his sleeve to cover his eyes.

Tyrus said, still baffled by the revelation. James asked, “Uncle, how much do you know about the Sealed Realm?” Tyrus said, “I don’t know much about it. I only know the seal is located on Mount Bane. More than two thousand years ago, King Quavon gathered four keys and opened up the seal to the Sealed Realm. Before he left Earth, King Quavon left the seals on earth, built a mausoleum, and left records about the Sealed Realm within it.

General Thorne said, his tone low, like a growl. “It’s the truth,” Aria said, her heart pounding. “I came here straight from the Alpha’s chamber. I barely had time to change.” Kael’s gaze lingered on her for a minute. “She was with me before purification,” he said evenly. “She had no time to take it. Or even hide it.” The room shifted slightly. Lucan leaned forward, his voice slow, thoughtful. “The Seal is kept at the watchtower. Only elites have access. No recruit could walk in and take it without being seen.”

"If you're going to be spending time with Arius, you'll need to be protected. This one here is a barrier, and the other is used solely for sealing. I would give you one with both attributes, but Arius' is one of a kind. I haven't had the time to make another like his." "Why the sealing one?" she asked. "I don't have magic." "I know, but Arius does," he told her grimly, his eyes once again drooping a bit. "If his keystone ever breaks, give him this. We don't need another disaster on our hands." Jaida nodded in agreement and shoved the two keystones into her pocket. She wasn't going to lose them. This was too important to screw up. "Now, let me escort you out."

She was so excited she didn’t know how to react. Inside the chest lay a beautiful white jade lotus seal, its carvings were so exquisite and unique. K immediately fell in love with it, it seemed like taking this mission was good after all. This seal was even better than any signature seal. Using this will show her mighty and prowess. Things were moving for the better now.

Take her. The argument looped until my head throbbed. Finally, we reached it. The library of old magic, a cavernous ruin half-buried in shadow-vines. The doors groaned open at my touch, the Mark flaring like it recognised home. Inside was a labyrinth of shelves, scrolls stacked to the cavern ceiling, air thick with dust and power. We searched for hours. Kiyan found it first: a sealed case of obsidian, written only for the son of UNUK.

They waved counting sticks in one hand, a carefully unearthed funeral urn in the other, and—most arresting of all—a newly uncovered seal depicting Durga astride a tiger, poised for battle. Kaelan’s eyes widened at the image, his pulse quickening. The scholars jabbered on, their enthusiasm a blur, but he could only focus on the seal, on the fierce energy it seemed to radiate. In that moment, he felt the weight of the prophecy pressing closer, the threads of past and present tangling in ways he had not anticipated.

"You're a sovereign. And we aren't staying in the box." I looked at Kael. He was slumped against a quartz pillar, his sightless blue eyes searching for the sound of my pulse. He was a ghost of a man, his human heart stuttering a slow, terminal thud. "The... vault... has... a... manual... purge," Kael wheezed, his fingers clawing at the stone. "The... jade... is... the... key... use... the... link... Aria..." I grabbed the indigo fragment from Leo’s satchel. It pulsed with a violent, vengeful warmth that burned through my tactical glove.

Moreover, the seal in Kat's body was exceedingly rare, and Frank himself only learned of it by chance in one of the ancient texts in the Mystic Sky Sect's archives. The seal was usually casted by a martial elite related to the host to protect a less talented progeny, and at great costs to said martial elite. The seal was capable of absorbing any vigor and pure vigor around the host, so hostile martial artists were effectively powerless around them, even no different from a normal person. Naturally, the seal had limits—it would not work against a martial elite who completed Ascendant rank. Moreover, the first burst of vigor the host would hone would be nullified even if they managed to beat t