Luck Of The Dwarves Novels & Stories

"How did my treasure live these past weeks..? My baby must have suffered…!" Da D,wei became really worried. He was hurting inside. He started regretting his trip. He brought out his phone and ordered nutritious food for them. After a while, the food was brought in. Da D,wei showed the women to the table and they placed the delicacies on the dining table. The women could not stop drooling at Da D,wei. "What a fine young man!" Said one of the women "You are very correct, sister! He is indeed a rare breed!

Alice was already unlucky ever since she was born; her presence brought unfortunate events to her people. Was this her fault? Was this because she did not have her lucky charm with her? Before going downstairs, Alice opened her jewelry box. She grabbed the necklace that sat alone inside. It had three pendants: a silver star, a golden horseshoe, and a small letter ‘L’ for luck. It had been a long time since she wore a piece of jewelry, but today, she needed its comfort. She needed its protection from bad luck. “I know you do not like bodyguards, but you need to have one right now,” Meredith initiated when she arrived at the dining area.

The dragons reside by the mountains and are like guardians as well as the centaurs who resides by the mountains on the other side of the forest. The elves are the best blacksmith, goldsmiths and locksmith in the forest, they can make any weapon which are always unique for every patronizer they get. The dwarves are the miners. They are always by every mountain as they go in to mine every single day. They sell some of what they mine and keep the rest to themselves making them very rich. And us?, well, according to Meredith, the witch who took care of us. She found us in the forest wrapped only in a little blanket. It was like whoever left us there actually wanted us to be ravaged by wild anima

Afraid of provoking the crowd's anger, she quickly shook her head. "No… no, that's not it…" At once, everyone's curiosity flared. "Then what happened? What did you do to make your eldest son and daughter-in-law finally lose patience?" All eyes turned to the three of them. They exchanged glances with one another, yet none dared to explain. Vivian let out a cold laugh. "Mom, why don't you tell everyone? You won 1 million dollars in the lottery and gave Logan and Sienna 500 thousand dollars each, while giving Cassian two dollars."

That failed too. April distracted Ivory from her musings when she entered the sitting room with her head in an enormous book. Ivory could smell the musty old book from where she sat, and she wrinkled her nose. “Ivory, sorry to interrupt, but I have a question. When your people talk about the moon touched opposites. Are they talking just about their appearance or are their skills and abilities opposites?” “Most often they’re twins, and the effects affect both skills and abilities. Why?”

Empusa kicked Ruby in the stomach with her bronze feet, then ran away. As a result, the guardian elf only discovered Ruby and a rotten apple. Living with seven dwarfs who bite, stink, and barely shower in the Valley of the Dwarves was Ruby's most detested punishment. She trembled at the recollection of those gloomy days. The tale of Snow White originates from human lore. "Got it. Secure the lobby. I'll alter Mr. Jonas's vision," Ruby stated. She reached out her arms, but electric shocks shot through her bones in a moment.

It was divided into eight districts, like a cake sliced into eight pieces—each one with its own unique characteristics, and ruled by a specific clan. Though they aren’t as obsessed with bloodlines as the elves, dwarves are still a very proud and tenacious people. They value skill and hard work above all else, which makes them really good and reliable workers in whatever field they choose to devote themselves to. But it also makes them stuck-up, obsessive, and secretive. Because they believe that hard work and ingenuity trumps talent and luck, they don’t like to share. And even if they do, it’s never for free. After all, no one can steal talent and manufacture luck, but anyone can learn—as lo