Red Kryptonite Ring Smallville Novels & Stories

Everyone watched as the moment the ring touched the charm, a faint black smoke started to rise, and the charm burst into flames. When the charm finished burning, the once translucent crystal ring now had a strange dark red streak running through its center. The room filled with a foul, decaying smell. Edgar quickly turned on the air purifier, gradually clearing the odor from the room. Lindsay asked Ryan, “Did you start wearing this ring about two weeks ago? Where did you get it?” Ryan nodded. “Yes, I started wearing it about two weeks ago.” Ryan turned to Howard, who was seated nearby, and asked, “Brother, where did this thing come from?”

The machine draining the land’s strength for half a year sat silent now. Close up, I moved, breath tight as the beat inside me slammed against bone. That ring Leon gave when we said vows, sitting heavy on my hand, started pulsing now, wrong somehow. Not its normal blue anymore, but lit with a sharp violet burn that stung just to see. "You want to show me something, don't you?" I whispered to the sapphire. A hand moved forward, fingers spreading as they met the smooth stone, chill against skin. The touch settled, quiet and firm, like something long waited finally found.

I speak the 30% I own in perfect Vinča—words that mean protect, endure, return. The ingredients rise, swirl, and fuse. Four objects settle onto the table, glowing softly: 1. A new locket for Remy—ruby bloodstone, but now laced with silver veins. 2. A bracer of living flame for Seras that won’t burn her clothes anymore. 3. A thin silver ring for me that hums when reflections get too close. 4. A delicate golden choker for Kayo that anchors her ninth tail so the Forty-Eighth can never leash her again.

Then, Adonis jammed a syringe of dark green Hydra venom straight into Aiden's vein! "No..." I covered my mouth, shaking violently. The tears wouldn't stop. I had actually believed Adonis's innocent act. I left them alone together! "This is just the beginning," Brynn sneered. He threw something bloody right at my face. An obsidian ring hit the stone floor. Clink. The sound was sharp. Deafening. I froze. It was a wedding ring carved from a meteorite. Years ago, Aiden almost died taking a magic strike for me. He carved this ring in his sickbed. He said the iron was as unbreakable as his vow to never abandon me.

“That you hadn’t forgotten me.” Camille took a step back. “You let me think you were dead.” “I had to.” His voice was fierce now, hungry. “For both our sakes. But I couldn’t stay away.” He reached into his coat, and for a breathless moment she thought he’d pull a gun. But what he produced was far more terrifying. A ring. Platinum, simple, but unmistakably his style. The stone—a blood-red ruby that seemed to glow in the lamplight.

she whispers. Rhydar smirks faintly. "Well... mission accomplished, then." I let out a shaky breath, sitting on the floor close to my mate. My heart aches at how pale and weak he looks, and I lean closer, almost instinctively, hoping I can lend him strength just by being near. "I brought something," Uriel says softly, reaching into his pocket. He pulls out a silver ring that catches the light just enough to make it glint. "It's not much, but it'll help defend your mind against intrusion. Something to keep you safe."

"It has been a long war." "The war is over," Kael said. "Now the work begins." He turned me around. "I have something for you," Kael said. He reached into his pocket. He pulled out a small ring box. "I know we are already mated," Kael said. "And I know you have the bite. But I wanted to do this the human way too." He opened the box. Inside was a ring. It was not a diamond. It was a band of white gold set with a rare violet gemstone. A Tanzanite.

"You are the anomaly I never want to fix." He reached into his pocket. He pulled out a small, black box. It wasn't velvet. It was made of Graphene. He opened it. Inside sat a ring. But the stone wasn't a normal white diamond. It was Jet Black, flecked with tiny specks of glowing violet. "Is that..." Cassandra stared at it. "I synthesized it from the debris of the Void Station," Alex explained, his engineer brain taking over for a second. "I compressed the carbon in the lab. It's harder than diamond. Indestructible. Just like us."

“I’ve told you so many times that you have nothing to worry about! We’ve been together for years, Kira. You know I’ve never looked at another shewolf. You know I love you! That should be enough to put all these insecurities to rest!” “That’s exactly the problem!” I shot back. “We’ve been together for years. We’ve been holding hands for over a year, and you’re telling me you still don’t know my ring size? You’re asking me to become your mate for life, yet the ring fits Diana instead of me?” The worst part was that the ring couldn’t simply be resized. Its centerpiece was a Moonstone, a rare gem that would shatter if the band was altered after it had been set.

“Something is off about this guy, how is he able to do that?” Gary, was skeptical at first of his friend's observation. He remained unconvinced that the ring in Liam's finger was blinking, as that was very impossible. "You're saying the ring is bonding with him already?" Gary expressed his shock at the idea. “I don't think so, he has only worn it for like three months, so it's impossible for the ring to bond with him already.” He added, his attention fixed on Liam's every move, his gaze tracing Liam's actions. As Liam maneuvered through the skirmish, Gary's eyes remained fixed on the ring, and to his surprise, the ring emitted a faint, subtle blue blinking light.