Ninjago Crystals Novels & Stories

…It’s sticky, gooey… But if it weren’t for Kanji’s 4-toed horse blood to set up this situation, things might get troublesome… Ravyn, on the back of the Airburst, thought, and then apologized to her team and promised to buy the new tonic for Kanji later on. At the point where it’s less crowded in the market, the purple-haired girl took off her blood-drenched black suit. The three then gathered at the hall where Aiolia ore was about to come up for auction at the moment. With only 1 kilogram, this light-weight Aiolia had a diameter of over 40 cm in width and 90 cm in height. This raw crystal has a pearly greenish-white crystal and is now placed on a pedestal in the middle of the auction zone of

Somewhere ahead, water murmured, echoing softly like a whisper guiding us forward. Corin’s pace quickened. “ We’re close.” Moments later, the trees parted — and I stopped dead. A clearing opened before us, bathed in a soft green glow. At its center rose a massive formation of crystal unlike anything I’d ever seen. It jutted from a mound of tangled roots, half-swallowed by vines that shimmered faintly in the dim light. The crystal itself was breathtaking — an ombré of shifting colors that seemed alive: soft pink melting into violet, blue fading into emerald green. The surface glimmered as though tiny stars were trapped inside it.

The monsters tried to block my path, but Na Ri, Hye Jin, and Nikolai fought fiercely, their attacks precise and unrelenting. “Seojin, now!” Minseok’s voice rang out, cutting through the chaos. I raised my hand, my mana surging to its peak. The crystal’s glow intensified, its surface fracturing further as I unleashed a powerful blast. The force of the impact sent a shockwave through the chamber, knocking everyone off their feet. Whoosh! Bang! Crash! When the dust settled, the crystal was shattered, its glow extinguished. The remaining monsters let out guttural cries before collapsing, their forms disintegrating into ash.

As he expected, there were little to none, none except for a Jade Crystal which dropped from the basket and onto the rocky floor where it rolled around in the dust. "What is this?" He gazed at it as it settled on a spot. The ray of the sun refracted off it that it pierced his gaze with images of a burning crown seating on top of a silent sea, which startled him. He lost the vision just as quickly and was left with the beaming image of the jade crystal resting on the dust.

“I have an idea… I have something—please, just listen—!” I stepped forward. Flames licked higher, hungry. “Speak,” I snarled. He fumbled in his satchel—hands shaking so violently he nearly dropped the bundle twice. Cloth fell away. In his palms: a crystal the size of a fist. Clear as glacial ice. Veined with liquid silver that pulsed slow, steady, alive.