Relic Novels & Stories

Immediately, both Wesley and I became serious. "What are they?" Liam carefully unrolled the oldest scroll. A faded map appeared across the parchment. Four glowing symbols had been marked across different kingdoms. "The Relics were forged thousands of years ago." "They weren't created to destroy the Moon Child." "They were created to contain her power if it ever fell into darkness." I stared at the drawings. A silver crown. A crystal dagger. An ancient mirror. And a glowing gemstone. "Which one is James after?" Liam pointed toward the gemstone.

With Elara’s guidance, who communicated with us through a magical link, and our combined efforts, we deciphered the ancient puzzles. As we solved the final riddle, a hidden door creaked open, revealing a small, dimly lit room. At its center, on a pedestal, rested the relic—a crystalline orb that pulsed with an otherworldly light. The air around it crackled with energy, and I could feel its immense power. "Is this it?" Elijah whispered, stepping forward cautiously. "It must be," I replied, reaching out to touch the relic. The moment my fingers made contact, a surge of energy coursed through me, and the room was filled with a blin

The Crimson Mage muttered ancient charms beneath her breath, each syllable heavy with unease. “This city should not exist,” she muttered. “It burned in both worlds. Yet here it stands—half in memory, half in flesh.” Elira turned to her. “That’s because the relic here doesn’t guard a place. It guards a truth.” Lucien frowned. “Truth?” Elira held up the broken shard still embedded in her palm from the previous relic quest. “The second relic—the Glass Pendant of Truth—was forged by the Guardian of Memory. It reveals what was lost. And sometimes, what was meant to be forgotten.”

“This relic is the key to understanding Elara’s plans. We need answers, and we need them now.” Jessica raised her hand, her usual humor replaced by a rare seriousness. “What about Zara? She might know more about this.” All eyes turned to Zara, who stood near the back of the room. She hesitated, her gaze flickering to Mike before she stepped forward. “The relic is a source of power,” she began, her voice steady despite the nervousness in her eyes. “It’s said to amplify the abilities of whoever wields it. Elara must have been trying to use it to complete her ritual.”

Except for the races that were still attached to the old world and the spirit of their species; like a werecat tribe, for example. Stefan believed that everyone had access to magic. They had simply lost communication with its source- their connection to their spirit animal and therefore the universe. “What is this property?” “It is a relic, stolen from our ruler many years ago. We uncovered scrolls indicating where it had last been seen. It is here.” Stefan leaned back on his hand. “I see. This relic? It must be pretty important?” He did not answer verbally but the lion’s face answered for him.

He nods, but his eyes are terrified when I say, "They ain't getting you." Akira is standing up and inspecting her knives. "We need to move," she says. "More guild is on the way." A faint voice whispers, "The relic... in the temple... it will bring me back," as the beast's ashes stir just before we leave. A Seraphin relic, concealed somewhere, powerful enough to actually bring Calix back to life, makes my blood run cold. Light flaring, Raymond takes hold of my arm. "We cannot allow that to occur," he says firmly.

James broke the ice by continuing with his explanation. “Ahem. Moving on,” he said. “The next type of artifacts are Unique-types. They are often called True Relics. They are artifacts with their true power unsealed. There are two types of True Relics. Those given by the gods and those born of humans.” Relics given by gods are called Godsends. Relics born of humans are called Regalia. From what has been gathered, those with titles have obtained True Relics. It has been hypothesized that obtaining a title is the key to obtaining a True

Krystal went to the restroom where she closed the door and went directly to the mall, visited the mission hall with a smile as she had finished her first mission ever since she received this golden cheat. Seeing the huge tick on the mission, she felt elated. The light shone on the mission statement and next her rewards popped up on the counter. She had received one crystal which compensated the money she had used to purchase the healing medicine. Her most satisfactory reward was the bottle of memory retaining pills. These pills were good for her especially when she was planning on reading so many books to catch up on what she had lost. She had received a total of twelve pills and she could t

"Cost? What are you saying? I'll do anything. I require him. Without him, I couldn't survive. "Your relationship is sacred. It will need more than your will alone to revive it. You will experience difficulties. You will both gain and lose. Once you make the decision, there won't be any way back, and the journey will be dangerous. Lisa's determination flooded her veins as she clinched her hands. "I'm not interested. I'll take on anything. Tell me how, please. The voice went on, "There is an old relic hidden deep within the wolves' sacred lands." A relic capable of repairing what has been damaged. However, the journey is not simpl

"The Vhoryn Relic." Lydia frowned. "The what?" Ethan let out a low chuckle. "Thought you wanted to be here, little trouble. Didn't they teach you anything?" Lydia's face burned. She barely knew anything about werewolf traditions, much less some random relic. Ethan sighed, shaking his head. "Figures. The Vhoryn Relic is an artifact hidden somewhere in LuxeMount. A test, left behind by the first Alphas. Legend says whoever finds it can unlock secrets that no wolf should ever have access to and wish for a thing."