Novel Crystal Technology Novels & Stories

- Crystal's POV - It's only been a day since I moved into the villa, and I have a lot of doubts building up in my mind. Maybe I was really too stupid to figure it out. A lot of things were not exactly what I expected. My original life was full of thorns and sometimes rainstorms and earthquakes, so I stopped moving forward to try to get a brief moment of ease under the shelter of Arthur. But life isn't easy for me now, either. I felt something invisible, soft, and dense surrounding me, gradually shrinking and tightening.

It’s not every day you are told you are the long-lost daughter of one the strongest rulers this planet has ever seen. Yes, Crysthalle is a small nation but every country and politicians fear upsetting them in fear of being ostracized from their many breakthroughs. Yes, breakthroughs in all the fields that one can study: medicine, food, education, body, weapons, technology, etc. No matter what is being studied, if they assist or start it, you can bet it will be successful. In fact, they have their hands in everything, my dad/ my ex-dad I mean, even said they have ties to the underworld. His reason for that is the fact no one has ever attacked the islands, will that we have heard about. Let al

Needless to say, Martial Ancestor cultivators or even Blake himself would find this protective barrier challenging. Xuanlu looked on at Blake as he laid the first crystal, and she gasped at what she was seeing. This was a Divinity Crystal, not stone but crystal and he was placing them around the estate. “Do you know how much that is worth?” Xuanlu asked as Blake had a crystal in his hands and was about to place it down.

I poisoned her mind with his past, leaving her shaken to her core. Now... let the real game begin, I thought with a dark smirk as I exited my chambers and strode back toward my private study. That crystal, I thought, my mind racing as I locked the study door behind me. I just need to destroy it... but first, I must extract whatever energy is stored inside. The crystal was a rare, ancient artifact, an ornament that could only have originated from the people of the Outer Pack. But those wolves were no longer the threat they used to be. Destroying the artifact was the safest option before Ace finds it.

“Knowing that the female before him was no longer the old Clar—and that she genuinely cared about Lucas—Alex finally took out a green beast crystal from his storage space.” Clar’s eyes filled with envy as she watched the crystal appear out of thin air. So this was spatial storage—something only high-ranking males possessed. She had heard of it in passing, but seeing it firsthand still made her heart stir. The Beast Domain was full of wonders, many of which she had only begun to comprehend.

I said carefully. “System integration cycle has reached conclusion,” the ghost replied. “That sounds suspicious.” “It is celebratory.” Dream stood beside me now. “What is the reward,” he asked. The air in front of us shimmered. Light condensed slowly, forming something small, crystalline, glowing with soft internal luminescence. A memory crystal. It hovered at eye level, no larger than my palm, facets reflecting warm gold and pale blue. My throat felt dry. “Access,” the system prompted. I hesitated.

Winnie said, her voice filled with awe. ​I magnified the view. The crystals weren’t static. They were vibrating. Inside their translucent depths, I could see shadows moving long, spindly shapes that looked like a cross between a jellyfish and a spider. They were weaving the silk webs, harvesting the moisture from the air, and channeling it down into the central pool. ​“They aren’t just crystals,” I said, my hand shaking as I adjusted the filters. “They’re desalination towers. The Water Seed has built its own closed-loop hydrosphere. It’s literally drinking the atmosphere to keep itself alive.”

The suffocating tension in the room began to melt. “Changing the subject? Fine. I never could do anything with you anyway,” he said, his voice languid. “As you wish.” He paused, then added, “The Northern Territories are the only ones with the technology to produce precision-sensitive crystalline cores. But it’s not something I control alone. There are many layers to it—I can’t give you an answer right now.” “Three days.” Briella leaned back in her chair, fingers withdrawing as she crossed her arms and repeated flatly, “I want the result in three days.”

“I’ll need bigger cores. More power, refined filtering magic—” “You’ll get all the support you need,” Andrea promised. “From now on, your invention is a protected asset. Your workshop, your research… all of it is under national protection.” Two days later, with full government resources behind her, Vara had begun work. The Ocean Net Crystal was her newest baby—eight times larger than the river model, etched with deeper runes, infused with bluecore mana extract only refined in the New City Research Hub. Her task: engineer a tool capable of harvesting and transporting creatures that could swallow a cart whole.

These crystals were smooth and perfect glowing with a red light that was pulsing in time with the frequency of Sector 2. Vesper said, "These are Solder-Cores. The Parliament uses them to power their machines in the factories. One of these crystals can keep a furnace burning for three winters without any wood. For the people on the border it means they will have warmth. For the smiths it means they can melt metal from the stars." Kaelen stepped forward. He was a man and his shadow was falling over the glowing crystals. He picked up one of the crystals and his hand was steaming a little because of the heat.