Mdzs Incense Burner Novels & Stories

Even while in the shop, it reminded her of old antique stores or junk stores except it smelled a lot like incense and it had different pots of herbs growing in the windowsills. The shop had everything, from carved candles which were the shop’s specialty and bestselling item, to a fully stocked apothecary with everything from mugwort to rosehips, an entire binder of custom oils and incense and a large selection of books. Behind a glass case in front of the cash register was a variety of tarot cards and silver occult jewelry, a shelf of statuettes of gods and goddesses of every ilk adorned one side of the shop and behind the front door, a small altar was tucked out of the way of customers’ fee

A low, rhythmic chanting that seemed to vibrate out of the floorboards. He followed the sound to the entrance of the Great Room. There, framed by the flickering light of the hearth and the haze of blue-grey smoke, stood Magda. The elderly woman, who had been a fixture of the Blackwood for decades, was hunched over a brass censer. She was tossing dried bundles into the flame, her voice a sandpaper rasp as she muttered words in a tongue that tasted like copper. Jax’s gaze swept past her, and his blood turned to ice.

The women whimpered immediately, their hands clamped over their mouths to keep them from screaming, their bodies pressed together as if they could disappear into one another. Marcus set the box down and opened it. Inside lay thick sticks of ash-gray incense. He selected one and fished a lighter from his pocket. The flame caught. Within seconds, a sweet, cloying scent spread through the room—pleasant at first, then nauseating. "I have no interest in killing all of you," he said in a bored manner. "Too much effort to cover up." He motioned for the guard to set the box on the table. “Now listen.”

Following the shop name printed inside, I managed to track down the online store of the seller. Unexpectedly, the store was empty, there was not a single item for sale. I had no choice but to tap on the customer service icon at the bottom of the page. I cautiously sent a message. [User2345: Hello, may I ask if the incense burners in your store are still available for purchase?] It was half past eleven at night, but to my surprise, the customer service replied quickly. [Satanic Shop: Hello dear, the products in our store can only be purchased with a strong desire. It seems we’ve detected that you don’t have a wish you truly long to fulfill.]

‘What exactly did they do in that room to drain this young lady of nearly all her life force? Esmeralda soon returned carrying every bit of dragon’s blood and holy wood she possessed. “Will this be enough? It’s all I have.” She handed them over to Zelda. Zelda chanted under her breath as she grounded the two materials together between her palms until they nearly turned into powder. She placed the mixture into the incense burner and ignited it with her spiritual flame. “Are there any more incense burners?” she asked without looking at anyone in particular. Harrison quickly brought over six more incense burners. She took three more from him and repeated the process.

She inhaled, steadyed herself, then picked up the incense burner and its red candle from the tray and hurried out. Meanwhile, outside, under the

There were about six of them, so I lit every one of them. There were twelve incense sticks placed in front of the candlestands. I lit the whole twelve as well. Once the whole twelve were ignited, I then gently extinguished the flame, blowing it out gently. The scented smoke from the incense helps flush away the stale smell from the room. Turning to face the now-lighted room, I stuffed my hands into my pockets, taking a long glance at the two silver coffins that lay on an elevated surface built with large stones. This was where I came for cleansing. This was a place I came to renew my strength. It was also a place I came for meditation, like right now as my mind is shattered into a million pi

I opened it. My brows furrowed. Inside lay several slender wooden sticks, neatly arranged. I picked one up, sniffing it. Oakwood. Lavender. I sniffed it again. Something else that I hadn’t seen before but still it felt familiar. Incense. I closed the door behind me, cradling the box closely to my chest. A trial wouldn’t hurt. If it was bad for me, I'd toss it in the trash, if I worked… win-win. So I lit up one of the wooden incense, the smoke curled up dancing to the tune of the wind and the scent filled the room almost immediately,

It didn't move. "Help me!" I screamed at the empty room. I used a fallen pike as a lever. I jammed it into the base. I threw my entire weight against it. The stone ground against stone. A gap opened. A ladder led down into a darkness that smelled of sulfur. I climbed down. The barrels were there. Ten of them. Tied together with thick hemp rope. They leaked a thick, black oil that shimmered like a snake's skin. I found the incense burner. It wasn't empty. It was filled with white phosphorus. It was capped with a glass vial.

Magnus The room was prepared meticulously. In the center, a large pentagon was drawn on the floor with white chalk and intricate symbols etched at each point. Five black candles stood at the vertices, their flames flickering eerily. The air was thick with the scent of burning incense, a mix of sage and rosemary that filled the room with a heady, calming aroma. Meredith stood at the center of the pentagon, her presence commanding and serene. She wore a long, dark cloak; the hood pulled back to reveal her sharp, focused eyes. She gave me another nod, her eyes conveying both reassurance and urgency. We had no time to waste.