Moonstone Cassandra Novels & Stories

When he opened it, the gentle glow of a moonstone spilled out, illuminating the utter tenderness in his eyes. "Happy sixth anniversary, my Luna," he murmured. "The main stone is carved from moonstone mined from the Northlight Sacred Mines. There's only one like it in the world. Do you like it?" I smiled dryly, trying to look touched like I always did, but I couldn't. I lowered my head and let my hair hide my face. "Thanks… Put it on me?" Troy leaned over to fasten the necklace around my neck, but I caught a glimpse of a red lipstick mark on the inside of his collar. It stung like a blinding light.

She had to foresee this moment, just as I had foreseen the deaths of Demelza and her sisters. I grabbed the bars of my cage, and I screamed as Cassandra's body turned into the brightest, most beautiful flame I had ever seen—the light that only Hecate or another goddess could have summoned. I felt as if everyone in the room stopped breathing. It lasted seconds, maybe a minute, until gasps pierced the overwhelming silence. Maren leaned down and reached for the glowing jade that lay among Cassandra's ashes. She picked it up with a trembling hand and choked out, "T-this one is full. It's perfect."

Nico put on a smile and assure them that eh was fine and he needs to see the chamber of the Moonstone. Thy hesitate at first but Nico assure them that it was Adam’s order so hey allow him to enter undisturbed. Entering the chamber, twice the number of guard outside the room fill the chambers. The moonstone was place don a round pillar with red cushions under a teardrop glass chandelier. The moonstone ha sa marble deisgn to it. It was a white and peachy oval stone withs pecks of brown and black drops on it. He stone was so shiny under the bright chandelier and Nico can sense so much power radiating from the century old stone.

I said "Why?" He asked, indignant. "I didn't know, but I have been getting a bad feeling about that silo ever since." Rushing to my wardrobe, I pulled open the wooden doors. Termite dust fell from cracks in the wood and I could feel that soon this wardrobe will be reduced to a pile of termite dust. I pulled out my most favorite black monkey jacket and put it on. Next, opened the last drawer of my cabinet, carefully extracting the delicate phial bottle. I peered into one, holding it up to the candle holder, the liquid inside swirl as I swilled it.

“Unless you know magic that can cool a fever caused by power burn, no.” Cassandra was quiet for a moment. Then she stood. “Actually, I might.” “What?” “When I was building my army, I worked with a hedge witch. Minor talent, mostly potions and charms. But she had something. A cooling stone. Said it could draw heat from anything living.” “Where is this witch now?” “Dead. Killed in the battle with Alina’s wolves.” Cassandra met his eyes. “But I know where she kept her supplies. A cave about two hours north. If the stone’s still there, it might work.”

I’m suddenly finding myself in the packhouse right outside of Wesely’s room. He sneers angrily at me. “You are weak, and have no place in this pack much less as my Luna. I, Wesley Steel, future Alpha of the Jade Pack, reject you, Avril West as my mate and Luna.” He shoves me to the ground, stunned. How could this be happening? Wasn’t my mate supposed to love and cherish me? I then see a pair of brown eyes looking at me lovingly. I feel warm. How do I know this color? I can see? I hear a voice. I can help you see. She says. I am Emerald, your wolf. You are special. I gasp in surprise.

I said out loud, before I could stop myself, as I wondered what they could possibly have given to him. “Yes, Gifts. Although Artemis couldn’t reverse the curse of silver, she decided that a man so pure of heart should live forever, giving him the gift of mortality. As for Selene, she placed a hint of her powers in a stone, along with her love for him, knowing that if he wore it, he would always be protected.” She explained to me as her eyes moved to my chest, making me realize what stone she was talking about. “The sunstone.” I said just above a whisper, as my hand moved to the sunstone around my neck, and I looked down at it too, knowing now that it held the power of a Goddess in it, just l

The fountain was painted in white, as well as the dragon, making the water appear as though it ripples with sparkles. Sighing, Kaylus sat on the bench that was under a lollipop-trimmed tree and started to soothe himself by watching and listening to the water flowing from the dragon's mouth. The statue seemed surreal, as if it stirs something in him. Something familiar, and yet, whatever it is, he can't point it out. Reaching out to his pocket, he grabbed the flaring ruby, ignoring the burning pain it caused on his right palm. He can't do magic here, it'll be dangerous for his family's reputation.

Cassandra greeted when I entered her office. “Good morning. I just wanted to ask if I can enter the Gemstone Vault so I can see the stones that will be used for the jewelry pieces,” I said to her. I just wanted to personally see the diamonds, emeralds, and other precious gemstones. “Oh yeah, sure. The password is 071816,” she immediately answered. “Thank you, Cassandra,” I said and was about to turn around when I faced her again. “Anything else? Do you need something?” Cassandra asked with a smile. I cleared my throat. I probably shouldn't be asking this, but I just wanted to know.

"Alexander, you didn't need to—" "Please," I interrupted gently. "Open it." She lifted the lid carefully. Inside, nestled on midnight-blue velvet, lay an exquisite set of matching jewelry—a necklace, earrings, and bracelet crafted from the rarest moonstones I'd been able to acquire. The stones seemed to capture the light and transform it, creating an ethereal glow that rippled across their surfaces like water.