Pokemon Amethyst Novels & Stories

"We must find an object, a jewel that can hold off a large amount of mana. I can recommend a few jewels that can be found easily but I can't guarantee that it won't break after we imbued the princess's mana into it." Xerxes sighed as he closed his eyes, pinching the bridge of his nose. He can't possibly find something similar in such a short amount of time, but if he can, he will do anything to get his hands on it. Even if it meant begging for it. "What jewels will it take for her to wake up?" The magician was silent for a moment, thinking deeply. He was quiet for a full minute until he snaps his fingers and spoke. "A painite, or maybe an Alexandrite. Both are very stable storage for mana."

The Great Leisure Court was useless at this time, and Caspian immediately turned the Wave-like Void Bracelet. With a swoosh, he directly ran to the side of the purple-gold Thunder Ape, grabbed it, put it into the Earrings of Echo, and then ran hundreds of miles. At this time, a boom sounded. The square where he had been before, along with the surrounding 300 to 400 miles, had turned into a white land. The power of Amethyst Palace Realm was terrifying. "Oh? So that's how it is." The Spiritual Master of Amethyst Palace Realm looked at Caspian with a hint of realization in his eyes. "So you still have a space magic weapon. This kind of magic weapon is rare. No wonder I didn't notice you escapin

Leon focused on the imperial green and imperial purple amethyst. The core of the Energy Convergence Circle was undoubtedly the most important and the better the quality of the core, the more effective the circle would be. Under normal circumstances, he only needed clear jadeite for the core, but it would surely be even better to use imperial green or imperial purple amethyst. It was a shame that imperial green and imperial purple amethyst were far too rare. The ones that were on display were far too small, with the largest one being only the size of a child's fist.

His green eyes were locked on Ambrose, glowing faintly at the edges. "How did you hear?" I asked, keeping my voice even. Ambrose hesitated, then he bowed his head. "The Heartstone. It... whispers sometimes. To those tied to it. It sensed your distress. That's why I rushed over." He reached into his coat pocket, pulling out a small, velvet pouch. "I brought this. A relic from our father's time. It can soothe the pull and ease the symptoms until we mend the stone properly." He opened the pouch, revealing a small silver amulet shaped like a crescent moon.

KAYLA. “The crystal is what they call an amethyst, but this one is a little different.” “It could have been doped with something by the witches since a very long time, designed to only recognize the chosen ones” Lucien said and it had been half an hour since we got back home but there was still an arch between my eyes. He’d only come back after wearing on some clothes, more determined to prove all of this to me. But let it be known that, it would take more than a century old book about hybrids and supernatural for it to really sink in.

Of course, it’s a password, I shouldn’t have expected anything less. The array of potion vials and small burlap bags with little paper labels hanging from their ties, is pretty to look at and I’m rendered speechless by the beauty of the jewel topped bottles. Each one is maybe an inch long and the glass of every single vial is surrounded by precious metals, intricately engraved with miniature decorations and inscriptions. I scan the tops, looking for a purple stone, luckily there is only one, that must be the amethyst stopper. The ginger and Ginseng tea was right at the top of the stash of bags and neatly labelled, the athamè, however, is not immediately obvious.

A rock fell from up high and landed in her hand. The Amethyst Jewel was like a purple diamond in the shape of a small stone. As the jewel touched her hand, I could feel the power that pulsed inside of it, and it made me a bit dizzy. The power kept pulsing, and it was like it was calling my name in the form of a small melody. I found myself wanting to touch it. I stood up and started walking to it. Dad saw my gaze transfixed on it and tried to stop me as I attempted to pass him and get to it. All I knew was that I needed the stone. I was going to get it. "Move. I must get it. I must have it" I yelled, unaware of what I was saying. I was transfixed. Harmon and Brandon stood beside dad preventi

Amethysta yanked his hand and adjusted her hair. “Do not touch me,” Amethysta grumpily said. Icarus sighed. Again, they messed up the situation. “Alright, Let's go somewhere quiet so we can have a good conversation” Icarus said defeatedly. Amethysta didn't say anything in return and hopped into the car. Shaking his head, Icarus also hopped into the car. She wanted to follow him and his words. That's all she could feel right now. Amethysta’s focus was fixated on the flowers. She wondered where he found chamomiles since it wasn't the season for those little flowers to bloom yet.

I couldn’t make out the color of it because of the faint glow of the flame. “That’s an amethyst crystal. It helps to focus your thoughts. I want you to hold onto it. Okay?” I nodded. She revealed another object in her hand and I looked at it. “This is lavender. It helps to calm the mind.” I nodded again, eyeing the beautiful flower. She brought the flower to the flame from the candle and it started to burn. I watched in awe, as the flame turned to a purple color, the smoke from moving as if it was dancing.

I open it and my eyes beam when they see what it holds inside. A crystal pentagon shaped pendant. It's a pale purple on the top half that turns into a deep amethyst purple at the bottom half. “It’s so pretty.” I pick it up from the box, gushing over it as it twirls from the rope. “Can I wear it now?” My father chuckles, “Of course sunshine, it’s yours.”