Raiden Amulet Novels & Stories

Alana takes her hands off mine, and I see the pendant, it's a circle only, and its color is metallic, of an amethyst tone. "When he accepts the pendant, some of his energy will also be sucked in to create the cord," Alana explained and I smiled happily. "Thanks, Al!" I hugged her and gave her a light kiss. "And here are the three rings." One in the shape of a crescent moon, one a waning moon and one a full moon. "Again, thank you! You can take the payment from my armory!" I said taking the rings. "See you later, Joshua!" I said goodbye and left the arena, this time following Kaiden's energy.

I inquired. "Yes, it once belonged to a previous Luna. Now, I'm entrusting it to you," he replied. I felt immensely special as Ryker assisted me in putting it on. I now wore two amulets: one was the moon-white amulet, and the other was the Night Amulet of the Black Mist Pack. I understood from Shirley that the moon-white amulet protected me from evil forces and helped unlock my true potential. Ryker further explained that the Night Amulet would enhance my power. As I put it on, I could feel its strength coursing through my veins. Here's the revised content:

He stood tall and broad-shouldered, his brow sharp, looking as unapproachable as ever. But Cassian was pointing right at Kaelen's chest, laughing so hard he was doubled over. "Hahaha! Gods, what the hell is that?" He pointed at the amulet Kaelen was wearing, cracking up. "Brother, when did your taste get so... unique?" I followed his gaze, and my face instantly burned red. Kaelen was wearing an obsidian ward. The runes I had carved on it honestly looked like a messy tangle of black thread.

The delicate horn protruding from her forehead, which Leesa and Rave had helped her reclaim, sparkled in rainbow hues. She was dressed in the same manner as when Leesa and Rave had departed her world, clad only in a tiny top of a soft, white material that covered her small, firm breasts and little else. Intricate silver bracelets circled both her wrists like miniature vines wrapping around a twig. In place of the necklace and pendant she had given Leesa, she now wore a small silver star on a thin silver chain. Leesa wondered if this new amulet contained magic as well. Before anyone could speak, a small red light emerged from within the folds of Ariandre’s thick hair. Moving as swiftly as a h

he asked me. Before I could respond, Bruce tossed a piece of jewel to Vox; it landed at his feet. By mere staring at it, I could tell this held power. Daemon took a step back; he looked disturbed by the sight of the Nexus Amulet’. The amulet was a bracelet made of gold, it had a gem in the middle—the gem the color of the sky at night. Vox slowly picked it up; he placed it on his wrist, and the bracelet widened to his fitting. “You have your bracelet now.” I said to him, “Now where is Thane?”

An idea came to me then; this would suit Adrian well, and I recognized it immediately as a good luck charm for warriors. “What’s that?” he asked, leaning in closer to get a good look. “Oh, this?” I followed his gaze down to the small amulet on a chain; the amulet was in the shape of a crescent moon made of pure gold. “It’s supposed to be a good luck charm for warriors. I was…” I looked over at him and felt my eyelashes flutter of their own accord beneath Adrian’s steady gaze. “I was actually going to get it for you,” I finally said, holding it out to him.

Her voice was steady, but I could hear the tension beneath it. Rowena stepped forward, placing the medallion on the table. Its strange symbol gleamed under the low light, intricate and unfamiliar. “You find out what it means. And you do it quickly. Because if I’m right, the Rogue King is already moving on the Forsaken Amulet. And if he gets it, it’s over.” “The Amulet suppresses Almega abilities,” Astrid murmured, her voice almost a whisper. “If he uses it—” “We’ll be powerless,” Astrid finished grimly. “Every Alpha, every Luna. He could tear apart the Packs without lifting a finger.”

Davina Adams I stared back at him in shock as he held my bracelet in his hands and called my name so softly, I felt so scared and worried. I immediately held Raiden's arm. He held me closer and gave me an assuring smile. "What do you mean by she's your twin?" Raiden asked on my behalf. "Who gave this to you Davina? Who gave you the Azra bracelet?" He asked, I think Gaven is slowly losing his sanity, I grabbed my bracelet immediately and wore it.

The mate bond she'd tried to sever, tried to deny, was screaming at Ronan's death. Then Raven pulled something else from his cloak. The amulet. The cursed thing that had been used to manipulate Aria from the beginning, that carried the mark of her parents' killer. He held it up, and it began to glow with that sickly red light. Aria tried to move, tried to summon her silver fire. But her body locked up, frozen in place like a statue. The amulet's power wrapped around her, binding her more effectively than any chains. "I'm sorry," Raven said, and he actually sounded like he meant it. "But you've become too difficult to control. Too willing to put personal feelings above what needs to be done.

Ryan: He is definitely tracking your movements. The words made my stomach twist. I stared at them for a long moment, then typed back slowly. Tracking me how? The reply came almost immediately. Ryan: The pendant. The amulet he gave you. My fingers went cold. The amulet. I looked down at my chest. The red string rested against my skin. The pendant itself was smooth and dark, carved with strange symbols. Isolde had given it to me with a gentle smile. She had told me it was for protection. That it would help me feel stronger and safer.