Solid Stone Novels & Stories

It looked as if it was some kind of crystal-like stone, but I wasn’t sure what this world held beneath its surface. Hoping Gabriel could shed some light on what the stone like material was in the carts, I ask him, “What is it?” “Demon stone.” Came from his lips, sending a chill throughout my body, as I looked at the number of stones that they had mined, while I wonder how much they have already collected.

They would all believe that the stones he chose were of the highest quality. Once the final raw stone was presented on the stage, Mitchell had purposefully hiked up the price to 100 million dollars. Hence, everyone had been adamant that the raw stone was definitely the best stone the auction had to offer, thus their decision to fight for it. However, Sophie knew very well that the final stone was flawed. Even though the raw stone looked pretty decent and contained a nice ore, there was a crack running down the middle of the ore. In fact, it extended from the top all the way to the bottom of the ore. That crack was so deep that the ore was practically split into halves.

It appeared that anyone attempting to claim the stone risked being destroyed by it first. Adrian hesitated, unsure if he should even try to take the stone. He needed it to complete his mission, but the situation was incredibly dangerous. Just then, the stone’s light had enveloped the beast in an instant, drastically changing Adrian’s expression. As the beast and the stone fought fiercely, Adrian was astonished. The Prism Stone radiated five elements—gold, wood, water, fire, and earth—surrounding the beast as if preparing to annihilate it completely.

In the palm of my hand rested a stone of extraordinary proportions, radiating an ethereal glow. It was none other than an aura stone. [Intermediate Aura Stone] I stumbled upon an aura stone, far more potent than any I could ever hope to find in a mundane store. It appeared that acquiring such high-quality stones was a challenge for even the most seasoned mercenaries, perhaps due to the scarcity of monsters roaming the surface. This particular stone belonged to a fearsome creature known as the Sapilisk, a beast of Disaster rank. It was a rarity to find such a formidable foe in the vicinity, and the nearby cities lacked the means to actively hunt it down.

Alex then got Azure and other people with large machines to dig, and they dug out this well. This was because William and the others caused the previous entrance and exit to collapse the last time they were there. They could only go down to the tomb from somewhere else. "Brother Alex, Fleur, when the pile driver was used for this deep well, it cannot be driven down below the slab of green stone, because that slab of green stone is very hard. Even a cutting machine cannot cut it into half, nor leave a mark. It is harder than diamond." Azure said. Susan said, "That piece is the dragon stone. After our initial identification, it is most likely an extraterrestrial meteorite containing elements t

The entire room was bare of furniture, but that wasn’t what captured my attention. At the far end of the room, sat dais. On top of that dais was a shimmering stone the size of a watermelon. How in the hell would I carry that from Castle Mist? With my broken wrist and aching body, I wasn’t sure I’d be able to. The thing had to weigh at least a hundred pounds, and that was if I was lucky. The stone was a deep shade of black, flecked with flashes of white and silver. The white within the stone grew, melting into the black like the colors of the churning sea. It was my strange fascination with this stone, and the excitement of finding it, that helped me crawl to my feet. I cradled my shattered w

His temple came in contact with her left shoulder, a knowing smirk scrawled across his luscious lips. The magnificent stone building standing in front of June literally stole the breath from her lungs. It was high rise, with numerous floor to ceiling windows, gold pillars, a wide wrap around courtyard accentuated with different varieties of flowers, it was perfect. It's massive doors stood wide open, as though daring you to step in and behold it's beauty.

At the base of the amphitheater stood the Moon-Stone. Unlike the raw shard in the archives, this was a massive, jagged obelisk of celestial crystal, nearly seven feet tall. It pulsed with a cold, pale light that felt entirely devoid of warmth. It was said the stone could sense the exact purity of Lycan blood; it would sing for royalty, but it would shatter the mind of an imposter by feeding their worst nightmares back into their skull.

It surely wasn’t a diamond. “This is musgravite, one of the rarest stones in the world. And I especially got this made for you. A rare stone for my rare and beautiful woman,” he smiled looking down at the ring and pulling it out of the box. And before I could pull my hand back, he held it and pulled up. I snapped my eyes shut and cursed inwardly. I didn’t really have to look at his face. I had already anticipated his reaction.

There's something telling me that what he's going to spill is not some good news but rather an awful one I guess. "Have a seat Iris." "What is it?" my direct question. He exhaled as if he foresaw what'll I do. "You know that the district one's stone is stolen right?" I nodded. "You are also aware that there's a certain place where that stone is kept, yes?" I nodded at him again. He sneezed for a moment. "Then tell me Iris, where is the stone of your district being kept now?" "To the place where it's supposed to be." I answered him straightforwardly.