Rainbow Quartz Steven Universe Fusions Novels & Stories

he yelled at the young wolf. Gerald finally calmed and his yellow eyes locked with Steven’s black ones. Sean knew they were communicating in the mind link and he waited patiently for Steven to explain what was happening. But then, he noticed Steven growling and glanced at him to see his eyes were flashing blue light as he stared growing big with tiny black furs appearing on his face. “Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, Steven, Steven,” he rushed and held the boy on his shoulders before he could fully transform, “tell us what happened?”

Every pillar of acoustic quartz began to glow with a different hue: crimson for the wars of the Old World, deep forest green for the first awakening of the shifters, and a bright, brilliant gold for the birth of the Synthesis. But the Parasites did not retreat. They swarmed around Kael, their translucent, moth-like wings flapping against his obsidian skin like shards of cold glass. They weren't trying to bite; they were trying to Abridge. They reached into his neural pathways to cut the "Connecting Tissue" of his identity.

As for Steven, curiously he looked more like Glen than his own son, he too was built like a Greek God of the legends of her world. He had short black hair, he was hansome and he had a mysterious gaze that would have allowed him to be a model without any problem in her world. But that wasn't what attracted her the most about him, this mysterious young man who must have been just 20 years old hadn’t taken his eyes off her since he had entered the room and his eyes were a color she had never seen before. They were the same color as her favorite semi-precious stones, amethysts.

I screamed. The energy jumped from me into him. His body arched off the insulation, his back snapping like a bow. The black veins on his neck didn't just pulse; they ignited, turning a brilliant, burning violet. I felt his heart stop, then shudder, then kick into a frantic, high-velocity rhythm that only a Shield could survive. His eyes snapped open. They weren't grey anymore. They were two twin stars of violet fire. "Ruby..." his voice was a thunderclap.

We joined hands. The resonance was the loudest sound the world had ever heard. It wasn't the "Twin-Storm" anymore; it was the Hex-Resonance. The Violet of the Queen, the Emerald of the Rebel, the Silver of the Logician, the Soft-Green of the Saint, and the combined "Indigo-Gold" of the Heirs. We didn't blast the brothers. We Inverted them.

Stephen, Wyot and Yemima exchanged glances, then nodded simultaneously. Meanwhile, Clayton, James and Dark Thea had entered a grey space after passing through the black light. Numerous barriers, sword lights, sound waves and forces crisscrossed through the void. If they were not careful, their bodies and souls could be obliterated. Soon, they arrived at a bare mountain peak, and everything around them became grim. A colorful rainbow suddenly appeared in the sky, immediately illuminating the dim gray space. As the rainbow slowly spread across the sky, countless Quasar Beasts emerged. Some had human heads and animal bodies, and some had countless horns on their bodies. A few were behemoths wit

Thus as the veil was broken from earth to the afterlife, the fates of the universe adopt humans that were suppose to be on their journey and put them in Marvava, where their body will be replicated and used as armies to conquer earth and John included. After Gefion defeated Steven (and as in defeated she went further to end him, this wasn't explained in the book) he was called to by the Fates. (The line was shifted in the book and written as "Gefion sent him to Abaddon). The fates had a chat with him, which was he had to kill John or they will end the world, but Steven refused so, they went ahead to make another prophecy and more threats. Steven got sent to Marvava to be used as a toy to con

Within moments, four swirls of rainbow-colored liquid metal materialized before him, and he wasted no time in tossing the Oculus Blade into the liquid. As soon as the weapon came into contact with the gold, the divine sword seemed to exert an almost unseen force that gathered the four divine golds' liquid toward it. Several newer Rules of Heaven and Earth began to manifest on the surface of the Oculus Blade as if they were being engraved upon it. As he witnessed the successful fusion, Severin rejoiced and channeled his mana fervently to further turn up the flame's heat.

The three objects resonated. The cracks in the Genesis Coin began to glow, not with the dark-gold of capital, but with a warm amber that matched the filaments in Jack's arm. The Void crystal pulsed, its hunger channeled not toward consumption but toward transformation. And the fractured blade vibrated, its twelve break points aligning into new configurations that the original forging had never intended. The fusion was not explosive. It was organic. Like a seed germinating, like a bone knitting, like two lonely people deciding to hold hands in the dark.

Questions came to him like waves, overwhelming his breath, submerging him fully. He was surrounded by unanswered questions and plenty of urgent matters. Amelia and the cub were his utmost priority. Then came Kieth and the mess of the blessed wolf and powerful existence. And at last, was the Scarlett Witch and a bleak possibility of Alpha Drefan. Thinking of the long forgotten name, Steven’s pupils trembled violently. It was this man and his ruthless, unconventional thirst for power that wreaked havoc in their lives.