Princess Zelda Four Swords Novels & Stories

I noticed that I fell asleep. I stood up and straighten my dress. Anyway, as I said earlier, no one was around and I'm all alone, I won't feel embarrassed. As I shake my clothes to clear the dust off it, I suddenly noticed a sword leaning beside the mahogany cabinet near the living room. We don't have a sword. I don't remember mom nor Hajime have one. When and where did it came from? I walked towards it and examined it with my eyes first. My fingers are on my chin as I crouched and looked at it.

My white fur stood on end. Once she was floating five-storeys high, she released seven swords from the symbolic circles, caging me in place as if I was a prisoner. They were gigantic and in different colors accordingly staying true to what they represented: wind, fire, earth, forest, water, sky, time, and lastly, space. The swords around me created a stronger gravity. I wasn't able to leap out but this didn't worry me. Sofia started chanting and then, the swords began to glow even brighter.

At that moment, every one of them had a horrified expression. It was the powers of the Four Symbols—Azure Dragons, White Tigers, Vermilion Birds and Black Tortoises. In a short moment, the four symbols appeared in groups of 81 and wiped out the powerhouses besieging James and Dark Thea. Such terrifying strength was hardly ever seen in the Genesis World. “An army so mighty, so spectacular. Like turbulent waves, they drown their enemies with no mercy.” An ethereal voice came from the void. Shortly after, a gold Light Sword pierced through the void, leaving behind a glowing trail. It circled the surviving powerhouses. Suddenly, 32 golden swords materialized and pierced through the survivors.

On the pavilion floor lay a sword carved with a dragon, and standing on it was the man who had shouted. He stooped slightly, breath ragged; his eyes were bloodshot, bulging as if they might pop from their sockets. Through gritted teeth he thought, 'Xiu Jian is a damned wretch! I can’t even burn his sword!' Indeed, the trembling, furious man was Huang Fu, and the blade beneath his boot was the Sacred Dragon Sword. He had tried to set the sword aflame—yet not only did the flames refuse to take, the fuel he poured seemed to be absorbed and vanished, drying as if swallowed by the metal itself.

Hidden on the back of the painting were two swords she had hidden sometime ago along with other swords everywhere in the palace for situation like this " ah" a sharp pain hit Celeas back " what is it now?" She tryed to put her hand on her back, when she felt something wet " blood" Celea couldn't understand what was going on but she couldn't stop now. She had people she needed to protect Celea took the swords and went outside with the hope to find a witch to teleport her on the battlefield and there she was Andrea " Andrea!" Celea called and the witch turned to face were the voice was coming from

The General took a breath and replied, “The gold ring matches perfectly with a katana samurai sword’s handle. And only one uses that kind in all four kingdoms Your Majesty.” Shocked, Treznor stood up, “The Princess of Vladmore, Nezeira?!” General Illyus, “I know Your Majesty, I am baffled as well. But our database matched the object perfectly with her sword.” Treznor, “Fine. I’ll proceed next and let you know our next step. Thank you Illyus.” Hanging up Treznor paced impatiently in his chambers before he placed another call on the secret device. “The results are out. It’s from Princess Nezeira’s sword. We need a plan of action like right now. Things are going way out of our hands. The kingdo

“This is a bad omen. Mi-I mean, Sir. This is a bad omen.” “What is it, Lady? What has Sir Kharal picked?” Zaina held the woman’s hand, waiting for her to reveal what she had found out. “This is the Ten of Swords, Milady and if my premonition is true, then someone close to him will betray him in life, and this betrayal will cost him to lose something very significant and dear to him.” “That’s enough.” Kharal stopped her from speaking. “I have heard enough. Let’s leave from here, Milady. Our next event will be starting soon. We must leave.”

"Wait, I'm familiar with both the book and the sword. They are normally at my father's place. He's been devoting a lot of time lately to reading that book." "And what is the purpose of the blade?" "It's for, yeah, I read about it in my father's library a long time ago, it's used for the rite when when...no!" They rushed into the palace, two awls trailing behind them, holding a huge wooden box. When they were climbing the flight of stairs, one of the awls relaxed his grasp on the case's side handle and it slid off, falling to the ground. The case's housing broke open and objects spewed out, including several scrolls, a large book with a lock restricting the pages, and a fairly long dagger.

Kyoto, Japan "Please, come with us. You haven't even named your son yet. What if something happens to you?" Natasha pleaded, holding his husband's hand tightly while the other wrapped around her bump protectively. Lightning flashing, thunder erupting. Her voice was weak against the howling wind and through the torrential downpour.

"The bitch has been planned everything quite well. We need to run Kai said. Both men began to run down the hallway, only to bump into the queens men. They were all holding blue swords that was emanating a fluorescent glow. The swords had some strange markings on them. Seeing this, Kai grabbed the princes hand and started to run in the opposite direction. "We're in big trouble, Yuka! Those swords are not just any kind of sword. They are fatal to any black blood" Kai panted. "Fighting them is not an option" he continued. "There are too many of them, Kai! How on earth are we supposed to outrun them?!" Yuka said. They skid to a stop when they encountered more soldiers. Yuka cursed under his brea