Mermaid Pendant Stardew Novels & Stories

Just as Larissa had said, on the pendant was a vividly carved chrysanthemum! So this pendant, or more accurately, this crystal plug, was actually used to block that specific orifice?

“Things got… derailed.” I took the box and flipped it open. Inside was a pendant—shaped like a tooth, maybe a canine, set in a slim silver cap. But the stone in the middle was this crazy blue-green, like an ocean you’d see in an airline magazine. I held it up to the light and it caught every color in the room.

she murmured, avoiding eye contact. Mrs. Davier nodded, encouraging her to continue. "Arjan loved Dia, and she’s also part of the Edwards family. Then why didn’t you favor her? Why are you so soft toward me instead?" Taylah finally looked up, her voice filled with confusion. Mrs. Davier sighed, removing the pendant from around her neck. She handed it to Taylah, whose eyes widened in shock upon seeing it. The pendant was crafted flawlessly—a rare jade with a unique hue, shaped into an elegant swan.

He paled. “Y-Yes, sire,” he mumbled with a quick dip of his head, and departed. Maeve quickly got to searching the room and it wasn’t long before she pulled out a small pouch hidden within one of her pillowcases. “It’s still here,” she breathed a heavy sigh of relief, cradling the pouch as if it were the most precious thing in the world. “Thank goodness…” Delicately, she opened it, revealing a rather unique silver pendant adorned with a large, purple crystal in its center.

He decided not to interrupt her and watch what happened. Before their eyes, the large dragon disappeared. She sat again, breathless. Everyone stared dumbfounded, a myriad of questions on their lips. They backed off when they saw Marvis's glare. He patted her back comfortingly, offering her a water pouch. She shook her head and opened her palm. In her hands was a small metal pendant in the shape and color of a red dragon. His eyes widened in shock. "H-How?"

In her small hands, she held a silver chain that glinted shyly in the firelight. “Close your eyes, Mama,” Mira-Eve whispered, her tone secretive, reverent—like a priestess at an altar. Savannah obeyed. Her lips trembled with a half-smile, but her chest swelled with a fullness she couldn’t contain. Warm fingers brushed her collarbone, careful and deliberate, before the cool kiss of metal slid into place against her skin. “Now,” Mira-Eve murmured, “open.” Savannah looked down. Resting against her chest was a pendant—simple, handcrafted, yet luminous with meaning. Etched across it in uneven but unmistakable strokes were the words:

Closing her eyes, she whispered a heartfelt prayer, her words carried by the wind into the night sky. But as she finished her prayer and prepared to stand, an unexpected sensation coursed through her fingertips. The pendant emitted a faint, pulsating light, captivating Sable's attention. She watched in awe as the glow intensified, illuminating the graveyard with a celestial radiance. Jericho's eyes widened in astonishment as he witnessed this ethereal spectacle. He reached out to touch the pendant, feeling a tingling warmth beneath his fingertips. The air crackled with energy as a hidden mechanism within the pendant clicked into place.

Darrion left the room. Footsteps could be heard walking away from the door and she sighed then. She pulled her drawer and took a pendant out. It was a gold pendant with the engraving of a dragon’s head. There’s a small red gem on the dragon’s eyes. She closed her eyes in a silent prayer. ‘Please help my Adventurers, Lord Homura. Bless them with your gracefulness and kindness. Guide them to the right path and keep them away from danger. May the Great Flame shine on us all.’ She kissed the pendant.

"Forget about it. Just bring us out of here." Steve waved his hands when he saw that Veronica was sporting a troubled face, looking like her dilemma was if she should sing for the group or not. Since everyone in the group could no longer cast a single spell due to mana depletion, Veronica handed each of them something that seemed like a pearl. It has a color of amethyst and it was relatively smaller in size, looking only as big as a fingernail. "That is a merpire's tear. It can help you breathe underwater for a limited period of time. As long as you swallow one it should last you enough to reach the underwater mirror gate."

And when I started to cry, he had picked me up, sat me on his lap and began to tell me a story, “Son, this pendant that I gave your mother is very special. Our ancestors found it in the sacred lake under the full moon hundreds of years ago and it is said that the pendant came from a rock in the skies and that it has a life of its own. Once the pendant stays with someone for a long time, it will absorb a fragment of its owner’s aura, emitting a pulse similar to the owner’s beating heart so even if and when they are separated, it can find a way back to its owner.” I was young then, no more than four and very sleepy. Mother carried me to bed after that and I did not get to hear the rest of fath