Shattering Crystal Elden Ring Novels & Stories

POV: Jared The crimson glow of Xaden's taillights vanished beyond the bend, swallowed whole by the darkness. But his presence lingered thick and suffocating, like the acrid smell of smoke after a fire. My fists curled so tightly my knuckles cracked, but the tremor in my hands betrayed me. I couldn't let Zina see it. Not now. Not after this.

“Elara! The Heart! Strike the center!” ​Elara didn't hesitate. She poured every ounce of her fear, her rage, and her love for her brothers into the hilt of her blade. The violet fire turned white-hot, shedding a light so pure it began to peel the shadows off the walls. ​She lept into the air, her body a streak of celestial light. ​“FOR LYRA!” she screamed. ​Her blade pierced the center of the Obsidian Heart. ​The sound that followed wasn't an explosion; it was a shriek, a thousand voices of the damned screaming in unison. The crystal shattered into a million black shards, and the smoke vortex collapsed.

“He... he went there with Lyra. You are looking for red crystals. They say they can heal pain and machines forever drive.’ “They draw dissonance from the ground,” ravened. He knew exactly what these red crystals were. It was geronnen dark energy, leftover from the war of Architects banished by Elora's consciousness into the deepest layers of the earth had been. bringing them to the surface was like tearing an old, infected wound. He turned and went towards the edge of the forest. The shadows of the trees seemed

The damp mountain air clung to the rough-hewn stone walls, but his focus was entirely locked on the small, smooth shard of iridescent glass resting in his palm. It was a communication crystal, an artifact intricately keyed to the high-frequency glass magic of the Forest Elven Elders. To the rest of the fortress, it looked like nothing more than a stray decorative gem. To the Council, it was a direct tether to their eyes and ears inside the house of fangs. Suddenly, the crystal flared. A cold, piercing violet light pulsed from its core, vibrating against his skin like a needle. Aelion closed his eyes, drawing a steady breath as he tapped the surface of the gem. Instantly, the haughty, trembli

His screams turned into weak whimpers and ragged breaths. "It hurts... Mom... it hurts..." Revira crawled closer, tears flooding her face. She carefully stroked her son's cheek, afraid of being burned again. "Mommy's here, Sweetheart. Mommy's here." Eldric stood, putting away his crystal, which was now cracked down the middle. He looked at Rakar and Revira alternately with a grim expression. "That is only temporary," Eldric said flatly. "The energy is too great. My crystal is already cracked. It won't hold him long. Rakar, you know what this is?"

“I’m not going to ask you again.” After hesitating for quite a while, much to Makayla’s annoyance, he finally spoke up. “Fine." He stretched out his veiny hand and showed the glimmering ring on his left. "Omnividence. It’s one of the rings formed from ‘the light’s’ energy. Gives the holder to ability to see. The ability to see everything". He looked back at his sister and saw the visible confusion mushed all over her face, so after taking a deep sigh, he began. "My ring is one of the four. It allows me to see stuff that has happened, is happening, and will happen. It also gives me ability to make other people see this, and twist their minds to conform to what I want them to see. Neat magic t

This get away is more of a toxins related one. I need to get my mind off this bullshit. Now. S H A T T E R E D "ASSHOLE!" I grunted while laying another punch to the jocks now broken, bloody, damaged face. He was almost knocked out cold on the dirty alleyway ground as I kept his body pinned down which was almost two times bigger than mine. He pissed me off at the wrong time. I looked up for a split second during my chain of punches and that's when I saw it. The red and blue flashing lights.

“Aurelius, these others we can try to find, but this last one, ‘Vitalis Crystal’... what is it?” Sebastian leaned in for a look, but he too had never heard of it. Even Alicia frowned. “Master, what exactly is Vitalis Crystal?” Aurelius drew in a long breath and spoke slowly. “Vitalis Crystal, also called the Shard of Life, is the most critical element in this formula. Only with it as the guiding catalyst can the poison be removed completely. Without it, the other herbs will do little good.” Caitlin whispered the name to herself, her brows knitting tight.

Elara lifted her head slowly, tears shining in her eyes. “For nineteen years,” she said softly, “we believed Lunara had lost its light forever.” Her voice trembled with emotion. “When the Shadow Demon King destroyed the palace… when the royal family vanished… the crystals began to fade.” She gestured toward the glowing formations around the camp. “But now look at them.” I turned. The crystals were shining brighter than I had ever seen. Their light pulsed steadily. Alive. Elara’s voice softened. “The crystals only answer to one bloodline.”

The air shimmered, distorted by heat and magic. She dismounted, her boots sinking into scorched soil still warm beneath her feet. Ahead, the crater steamed , wide, deep, and glowing from within. Sienna stepped forward, drawn by something she couldn’t resist. At the crater’s center lay the shard , a massive fragment of translucent crystal, humming with the same pulse as her wrist. It was beautiful, terrible, alive. Her fingers twitched. She should have feared it. Every instinct screamed to stay back. Yet the closer she drew, the more the world seemed to fade , sound dulling, color draining, until only the shard remained, a beacon in the void.