Stone Table Narnia Novels & Stories

“Please have patience, master. We can always look at the jade later. Right now, I’m having some problems in my arena. Would you mind if I show you the jade after I sort everything out?” “Not at all,” Shane Naiswell replied coolly. “Still I’m surprised there’s someone who actually dared to challenge you, what with your reputation in Niumhi.” Liam Stone grinned, his face resembling the Cheshire cat. “Mr. Naiswell, some people just don’t know their place. Now that you’re here, please join me to watch the show.” With a clap of his hands, his underlings appeared carrying some sofas and a few bottles of red wine.

I touched the blue stone, tracing its cold edges. "You keep staring at my hand. Is there a flaw in the setting?" The attendant looked up, flustered. "Forgive me, Lady! I did not mean to be impolite. I have only seen the descriptions of that stone in the ancient archives. To see it in the flesh... it is mesmerizing." I frowned. "It’s a blue glass replica, surely. Why the interest?" The clerk’s eyes went wide. "Lady, do you truly not know the legend of what you carry?"

He smiled at her and then looked back at me. “Queen Harper, the honor is all mine. Gabriel, I would like to take the stone, so my elders can begin the process of extracting my son as soon as possible.” Said Layden. “Of course. Tanner, The stone please.” I reached my hand out for the stone and Tanner placed a glowing red stone in my hand. Looking into it, I could see a light that looked to be swimming around on the inside of the stone. Wow.

The moment we both reached the surface, we gasped for air desperately and Ty swam towards me and said, “I got the stone. Lets get out of here now.” “What ?! That brown marble is the stone ?” I asked in shock. “I would have seriously preferred that green light emitting thing instead,” I added in disdain making him chuckle. “That’s a trap I set,” Ty replied. “It only spells death if you go towards it,” he further explained. “C’mon princess. Chop chop. Swim faster now. We need to get back home safely. I am in no mood to tackle any of these wood’s monsters or that of Xador,” he added.

The moment we both reached the surface, we gasped for air desperately and Ty swam towards me and said, “I got the stone. Lets get out of here now.” “What ?! That brown marble is the stone ?” I asked in shock. “I would have seriously preferred that green light emitting thing instead,” I added in disdain making him chuckle. “That’s a trap I set,” Ty replied. “It only spells death if you go towards it,” he further explained. “C’mon princess. Chop chop. Swim faster now. We need to get back home safely. I am in no mood to tackle any of these wood’s monsters or that of Xador,” he added.

Knights were gathered in clusters—some sharpening blades, some stirring pots over low fires. “Lady Abby!” One of the younger knights waved me over, holding out a small crate. “Mana stones and monster materials,” he said proudly. “Already sorted.” I accepted the crate with a nod. Inside, I could see the dull gleam of stones—half of them still warm from battle. Fangs. Claws. Even a few blackened feathers from one of the rift beasts. “Good work,” I said, voice steady. Alaric stepped up beside me again, glancing down into the crate.

His gaze swept over the rock walls on both sides of the passage, searching for the right opportunity. As they walked, the passage ahead suddenly widened. The light remained dim, but not far ahead, there appeared to be an open area. A sharp glint flashed in Nathanial's eyes. He knew his chance had come. He quietly stopped, took a small stone from his sleeve. The stone was pitch black, covered with strange runes, and emitted a faint Evil Aura. With a flick of his finger, the stone shot silently into the darkness ahead. With a soft 'bang,' the stone landed on the ground, making a sound that was neither too loud nor too soft.

Full of jungle landscapes and great battles with demons were just as common as scenes showing them living alongside the monks peacefully. Only one piece of furniture stood in the room. A single, long stone table that reminded me of the Avery's Family Altar. He'd helped her and the other men in the Manser line move the giant relic last summer after Nathan had shown his true colors. And the table before him could have been the exact same one. "Come," Amna insisted, walking over the mosaic floor comprised of small stones and crystals set in concentric circles that wound tighter and tighter to disappeared under the table.

"Naomi, since you're finally willing to participate in the competition, you can choose any of the precious raw stones of the company!" With happiness written all over her face, Lucy waved her domineering hand and took out all kinds of the most precious raw stones. "This is a pink diamond from Kana in South Africa, and this is a glass species from Myanmar Mountain. Which one do you want?" Looking at the precious and beautiful raw stones, Naomi shook her head and pointed to the corner. A solitary showcase. "Aunt Lucy, can I use a Rosebach blue diamond?" "This..." Lucy's face instantly fell.

They didn’t think that much. The way in was stunningly narrow, full of corals stick on the walls, and there’s still sea water inside it. Until they arrive in the near middle of the volcano, and it looks like a semi cave. Then, the bubble dissolve and they floated holding Chen’s both arms still unconscious. Keiynan get first on the surface to help Hana and Chen. After that, they walk together in the cave following the warden’s led. Just a few walks, they finally arrived in a place that surrounded of endless flowing lava and there’s a big rock on the middle with a small black-violet stone on top of it. They place down Chen beside the rock and Hana come close to the stone to have a near look wi