Novel Crystal Technology Novels & Stories

Subjects never returned. While reading this report, my brain was processing the complex things that were in there. Only souls transferred? Cosmic energy? Dimension? These were some quantum tech shit that I didn’t really understand. The design was basically the same, but there was one added feature in it. A slot to place a tiny crystal. The crystal was labelled: Dimensional Crystal. I searched on the internet about such a thing. All of the search results only lead to games or movies, so that was useless. I moved on.

The Shattered Soul Crystal was an extremely special precious crystal. One of its characteristics was that it could not be absorbed slowly. With just a crack, all the energy would gush out of the crystal and would be wasted if it was not immediately absorbed into one’s body. A person might only come into possession with one or two of the Shattered Soul Crystals in their entire life. Wasting such precious energy was worse than wasting heavenly objects.

Everyone moves halfway down the hall, bracing themselves in case they need to run, either away or back toward me. I place my hands flat against the crystal. I can feel energy vibrating from it. It feels like it doesn’t want anyone to touch it. Even if it is dark, it’s still a protective force. I fight the urge to take my hands off of it and concentrate. I imagine my energy going into my hands and I see them glow. The crystal glows brighter where I have my hands. From inside, I see a light forming from Kas’s chest. It starts as a pinpoint and gets larger, illuminating the crystal from the inside. It gets brighter and brighter until I am surrounded by the purple light of the crystal. As it get

Was she trying to tap into the power of the crystal or was she trying to do something else? Luca exhaled, explaining carefully. “The Crystal is an ancient stone, created by elders and powered with forbidden magic. It gives unimaginable strength to whoever holds or owns it. Too good to be true but it is and it can break curses or create them and do some pretty deadly things.” I was confused and who could blame me when I spent years being lied to and abused by my father. Arya spoke behind me. “It also creates a hunger for power. That hunger destroys you if you’re not careful. It destroys anyone who goes crazy for its power. That’s why the woman in your dream warned you.”

The crystal was a soul signature detector, a magical artifact specifically designed to find infiltrators or traitors. The pale light began to move slowly down the line of the newly arrived patrol, passing guard after guard. Each time the light passed, a guard would bow his head respectfully. Rayden's heart began to beat a little faster, a sensation he hadn't felt in a long time. After everything he had been through—the ambush, the killing, the disguise, the test of loyalty—his entire mission now depended on whether he could deceive a magic rock.

This crystal seemed crucial to its survival and its connection to the cave. It was a large, pulsating gem with a vibrant color—perhaps a deep orange or yellow, like the sun. It glowed with the same eerie light as Stalagtor’s eyes and was clearly integral to its life force. I extended my hand, trying to touch the crystal when I heard its roar again. I jumped back as another round of explosions sounded. Clutching at my chest, I felt an intense throbbing. A bright light illuminated the cavern, making me blink furiously. My eyes watered from the glare, and I shut them again.

When he came in contact with the crystal, an evil force permeated his body and tried to invade his consciousness. James instantly urged his strength to block out the evil force. The crystal in his hand had residual warmth. He could sense the terrifying and endless power contained within it. “Mr. Xrival, do you know what this is?” “I don’t. I’ve never seen it before.” James stopped asking questions. He casually put the crystal away in his storage space with the Ancestral Blood Master. “Could you study it? I suspect it’s related to the monsters.” “Alright. I’ll research and let you know the results.”

At each vertex of the cube that she touched, the pea sized blue dot near it would glow and, in response, the pea sized blue dot inside the triangular pyramid would glow too in the correspondent corners of the library. With the eight vertices of the library defined, Susan took the 'blank' crystalline cube and set it on top of the other one, and with a wave of her hand she mirrored the contents of one cube to the other. She then went to her briefcase and took two metallic rectangular boxes from it, followed by a metallic looking keyboard and a slim monitor. 'I love the fact that the underworld's technology is more advanced in some regards than the human's. The extra that underworld's technolog

She turned her head and asked, "Brother, any idea what these crystal things are for?" Everyone, including Bradon's lover, Liam, looked at Brandon. They are all eager to know why they're collecting these crystal nuclei. Brandon, still keeping a watchful eye on their surroundings, responded, "Not sure yet, Hannah. I've heard rumors, but nothing concrete." He then glanced at everyone. "They seem to contain remnants of the abilities these creatures had in their previous lives." Liam, pretending to inspect his bag, discreetly manipulated his space dimension to store the cleaned crystal nuclei. It was his and Brandon's idea. Now, when they find a place to rest, like the hotel they've been through,

“He... he went there with Lyra. You are looking for red crystals. They say they can heal pain and machines forever drive.’ “They draw dissonance from the ground,” ravened. He knew exactly what these red crystals were. It was geronnen dark energy, leftover from the war of Architects banished by Elora's consciousness into the deepest layers of the earth had been. bringing them to the surface was like tearing an old, infected wound. He turned and went towards the edge of the forest. The shadows of the trees seemed