Spitfire Sapphire Novels & Stories

“Should I just get Sparkle for you and maybe SJAY too, it won’t be difficult. Even though I don’t see how SJAY connects in that grand way to Sparkle.” “SJAY is the next generation Sparkle, when I drafted the plan, I made SJAY a modern go-to place for women to get all their needs, everything and anything a woman may need but I made a special plan for cosmetics in the draft. I foresaw that it would get to a time when makeup would be everyone’s desire, nice and simple, pleasing and glistening and we are in that era.” Sapphire said, with a distant look in her eyes.

the announcer commented out of amazement. “Don’t be too cocky. We’re not finished yet,” Suzaine firmly stated, catching up her breath because of exhaustion. She and Almirah were attacking Leviathan for almost ten minutes now and yet they can’t even leave a scratch on the demon’s body. She raised her head and stood up properly. She drew on the air and big blue magic circle just materialized before our eyes. “Take this! Holy Fire Magic: Azure Phoenix,” she cast. A gigantic bird covered with blue flames came out from the magic circle.

“So the family crest on your cufflinks comes from Hynes HR too?” Caspian’s fingers tightened around the tumbler, creating a faint scraping sound against the glass. He set the glass down and pulled a dark navy velvet box from the inner pocket of his overcoat. Opening it, he revealed platinum cufflinks set with sapphires that formed hawk eyes, glinting with cold, faint blue light under the office lamps.

"I need your eyes. Focus on the rogue auric lines in the room, find them for me. And slow them down the way you did me when I went crazy." "Sure, but I'm not really slowing anything down," Spitfire explained as he scanned the room for the auric signatures. There was something else in here with them. Something alive but also not. He frowned and reached out a hand in its direction. "I steal auric energy. Suck it up like a sponge."

I said. We didn't wait for the ship to fall. We threw ourselves out of the bridge, our wings intertwining—his "Obsidian-Red" and my "Obsidian-Violet" creating a chaotic, beautiful spectrum of "Grit-Fire." We dived straight into the white light.

(SOFIA QUISPE’S POINT OF VIEW) "Do you think the sapphire in my veins makes me your puppet, Seraphina? Or have you forgotten that even the most beautiful stones can be sharpened into blades?" Sofia’s voice was a choral resonance that vibrated the very air, turning the freezing atmosphere of the throne room into a humming chamber of indigo light. She stood amidst the wreckage of the Battery Chamber, her feet planted in the obsidian dust of shattered pillars. The sapphire-jade crystallization had claimed her entire torso now, forming a shimmering, unyielding breastplate that pulsed with a rhythmic, vengeful glow.

Without delay, he shortened his speech and within moments, declared his acceptance: “I, Emory Saint, accept the role of Alpha of the Fire Stone Pack. I will guard it with my life and ensure peace and harmony for all who are part of or accepted into this pack.” As he spoke, a strange tingling coursed through my body. Sparks of electricity seemed to ignite within me, and my eyes turned a brighter, more piercing blue. Angora rushed onto the podium, standing directly in front of me as my eyes slowly returned to normal. We didn’t want the pack to see what was happening just yet—we needed to understand why Matthias had kept this secret all these years.

Jack said, and Sapphire frowned at him. "That arrow was never going to hit you, I told you I never miss a target, I just wanted to stop you from smoking," Flora said to Sapphire, who laughed and smiled at Sapphire. "Piper and you are identical in every way," Madam Zilla said with a chuckle. Sapphire responded, "No, I don't think so. My sister is quiet and so sweet, but as you can see, I'm annoying." Flora laughed at Sapphire's comment. "No, I don't think so."

~ZEPHYR~ I stood beside Silver, gazing through the glass panel that offered a clear view of the training area below. I had been watching her training tirelessly for four months, driven by her desire for revenge. I should have announced to everyone that she would become the Luna, but I felt she was not ready yet. For Sapphire, getting revenge on those who had hurt her was her main purpose, which was the same as mine, but even though she was training hard, I believed she was not ready to face her enemies.