Novel & Cerita Shining Gem

The luminescent structures of the city gave way to rough, natural crystal that glowed from within, pulsing in time with Kaelen's own heartbeat. They emerged into a cavern of breathtaking beauty. In the center was a small, perfectly still pool of water that shone with a soft, silver light. Above it hung a single, tear-shaped gemstone—Serelai's Tear. This was the Source. The air hummed with the weight of millennia of love, sacrifice, and power.

“Not yet. But he will. And when he does, he’ll move heaven and hell to protect you. You know that, don’t you?” I swallowed the lump in my throat. “It’s too late for that.” “No,” she said softly, placing the shard on the desk. “It’s not.” When she left, I stared at the glowing fragment for a long time. My hands trembled when I finally reached out and touched it. Pain. Blinding. Radiant. I dropped to my knees, visions flashing behind my eyes. Flames. Chains. Screams. A woman who looked like me, kneeling before an altar. And blood, so much blood poured into the gem as the seal tightened.

“In the human world, and in 2 days, a business meeting is meant to happen between some business owners. It’s going to yield in so much profit. I’ll implore that you send two people there to fool them. A life has been set up there and that’s because they’ve never seen those people they are going to impersonate, in person before. But trust me, it’s safe and you can expect profits.” “And why didn’t you take it yourself?” Logan questioned him. “Well, that’s because we have no idea of how humans work or do things. Neither I nor my people have ever been there. If you have people who have been there before, it will be to your advantage. You will be able to get the shining g

Everly’s POV The Goddess was right. I needed Avril to be here. She and I were connected in some way. We were both given a curse just so the Pantheon could give us some of their power. I had thought I was the only one. But my wolf’s sister was here in the flesh. My wolf was spinning around. “We are gemstone wolves.” I explain to Avril. “The Goddess choses to give us gifts, but every gift must come with a price. For you, you can see visions, but you’re blind.”

Maxiana The pebble-like gem’s glisten in the starlight, like always. I sit on the beach where still, star filled water reflects… nothing. It’s so quiet today. I’ve seen no more doors, nor had more visions, for Goddess knows how long. I toss a gem into the water where it bounces, creating little ripples that stretch the stars reflected on its surface. I grab a handful and lean forward, letting the gems fall between my fingers, creating little waves in the otherwise smooth-as-glass liquid. My reflection is shadowed, nothing more than a halo of starlight around my face and head.

I had a feeling he already knew what the Shaman was talking about. "I was worried about this," the Shaman said, clicking his tongue as he shook his head. "Worried? About what?" Leo pressed. The Shaman sighed and picked up the journal, and began reading the markings aloud: "Shadowed glory and treacherous knives destroy all who seek it. What is wronged will be made right. Her voice will shine again when the gem is in hand." He closed the book and set it down on the table, looking expectantly at the three pairs of eyes who stared back at him.

He really learned faster. That's better than being a late bloomer. So that he can think about his future or early. I'm just here to guide him. I smiled and looked into his emerald eyes. I've always admired his eyes even though he got that man's eyes, especially his face. A lot of things trigger me but my son doesn't. I don't know why even though they look so similar. If that man makes me lose my sanity, my son makes me happy and gives me rest.

"What. The Fuck. Is. IT?" Gideon takes a long swig of coffee before responding. "It's just that your aura shifts whenever you get closer to those gems. It shifts to match the aura of the items inside. I've never seen that before. I think you'd be able to do more than just touch these items. I think you might be able to wear them as well." "Why would I..." "Oh, and that ring," he points at the glowing fire opal, "You might want to put that somewhere very special. I think it might lead you to someone very important."

Chapter 36: Excellent. Holding his breath in the alleyway, Sloan stared at the sparkling rock that Octnavin had sitting in the very center of his palm. Suddenly, the gem burst with the most beautiful rainbow of light he'd ever seen. The fireworks display was mesmerizing and hypnotic. He couldn't look away even if he wanted to. After the magical light show, the stone flashed brighter than the sun glinting off a mirror. And then his vision went awash with white.

Seeing a few yellow gems stumbling down from it, I sighed before opening the one at the bottom. After opening three boxes, I was finally able to guess the one with the red gem and couldn't help but see the grandeur of it. I didn't miss how it shone, blinding me with its light for a few seconds. No wonder it has such value in the market. Wait. This rare gem is sensitive to light, sound, heat, and whatnot. How am I supposed to take it away from here? I thought before biting my lips, looking around to find something I can use. Separating the red gem from the boxes to prevent the alarm from going off, I took off my handkerchief