Starbound How To Get Erchius Crystals Novels & Stories

Chapter 55 The Journey Home I see you didn't let me down, she holds out her hand for the soul crystal as Niklaus steps forward and hands it to her, its pulsing energy seeming to resonate with the goddess's power. "Well, well, well," Erzulie Red-Eyes says, her voice dripping with excitement, "The soul crystal, is finally in my possession. You've done well, Niklaus." She turns to him, her eyes gleaming with an otherworldly intensity. "Now, let us proceed. Xibalba awaits."

Which makes her body become layers of pure thick crystals to the age she is at time of what should be death. Though the time of which said crystals melt back into herself as she regains herself as an infant. Should the Crystal be Damaged or cracked in anyway will result in random memory loss. But that's almost impossible due to the purity and hardness of the composition of the material that only one other material will be able to damage it is an Emerald Green Ore that hasn't been named in all the eons that I have lived... but it is hard to find and even harder to mine and impossible to craft into a weapon... unless your a Maker or an Original Being or an Original Maker. Either way you have t

Back in the Succubus Realm: The Succubus queen smiled at Eureka, “When the five stones of fusion aligned, the energy generated was so great, that life and water was generated from the dust.” Eureka was listening patiently, they were in the throne room, Eureka was sitting in a smaller throne next to the queen, Orea had left to attend to some other official duty. The queen’s tone now took a serious tone, “Eureka?!” “Yes, mother,” Eureka answered meekly. “I want you to befriend both Willy Goodwill and Oswald Wayne the Stranger, I want you to steal back the stolen fusion igniter that’s powering the Stress harvesting zone,” the queen said staring hard at Eureka.

The remaining seventh-grade herbs were equally remarkable, each capable of enhancing the efficacy of eighth-grade pills as supplementary ingredients. After stowing away the treasures, Severin turned his attention to Kloudius's spatial ring. He reached into it with his divine senses and saw a dazzling array of light. It was almost like stepping into a pavilion of treasures. His astonishment peaked upon spotting a jar of liquid emitting a fragrant aroma and faint green glow. "This is... Chalcedonic Spiritual Liquid!" he exclaimed. He became excited after recalling how he used similar liquid to augment his attainment upon entering the Starry Sky Battlespace. The substance was invaluable for pil

Floating inside was a multi-faceted crystal no larger than a fist, yet radiating a brilliant, star-like blue energy. "What is that?" Harper asked, feeling a sense of awe at the pure power it emitted. "A Zero-Point Energy Core," Sebastian reached out with his armored glove and carefully took the floating crystal. "The Syndicate searched for this for decades and never found it. My grandfather hid it in the deepest part of the system."

That cheap, alchemized trinket that reeked of crude blood? The glorified blood-pop used to soothe low-tier fledglings who couldn’t control their hunger? In his eyes, was I on the same level as that weeping, grasping girl? I remembered a time before Evangeline. He spent ten years in the frozen north, searching for a single ‘Star-Tear’—a crystal formed from a tear dropped on the night of the twin stars—just to help me stabilize my illusions. He had knelt before me then, holding the radiant gem, the love in his eyes purer than the starlight itself.

“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

I groaned, gripping Jace's shoulder to pull myself upright. ​"Can you run?" Jace asked, supporting me as we slipped out of the cell and into the dimly lit corridor. ​"I can survive," I grunted, forcing my trembling legs to hold my weight. "Did you manage to get it?" ​Jace nodded grimly, reaching into his heavy leather tunic. He pulled out a small, exquisite wooden box lined with protective velvet. He popped the latch, revealing a shimmering, liquid-like mercury substance that glowed with a faint, ethereal violet hue. It was the Starlight Quicksilver, a legendary, heavily guarded substance kept deep within the royal treasury.

The sharp ice shards found their marks, piercing through the weakened defenses and drawing ethereal blood. In the heart of the mist, Lupa spotted the crystal they had come to retrieve. It rested atop a carved stone pedestal, bathed in a faint glow that hinted at its immense power. With a swift, decisive movement, she slipped through the gaps in the Astrals’ defenses. Her footsteps were soundless against the ancient stone floor as she approached the crystal.

I could practically feel the excitement radiating from Erica as she leaned forward, her gaze locked on the gem. “The Crimson Midnight Star is a gem of unmatched clarity and brilliance, mined from the deepest caves of the Swakrosian Empire over a thousand years ago. It has been passed down through the hands of emperors, queens, and conquerors. This is truly a one-of-a-kind piece. The starting bid is…” The announcer paused dramatically, allowing the anticipation to build, “Three Million dollars!” I glanced sideways at Erica, her lips were slightly parted and her eyes reflected the colour of the gem. This was it, this was the item that she wanted. She didn't even wait for the first bid to be ca