Sword In Heart Novels & Stories

I drawed my sword without ceremony, its steel whispering free of the scabbard, and I stepped forward. The man's pupil locked on mine with the desperate recognition of someone who knew his last moment. He tried to form a name, a plea but the words died in a throat full of blood. I pushed the blade straight into his heart, warmth flooded by my hand, a sticky, intimate proof that this was real. My heart was still burning with hot fire, wishing for kaius and luna Victoria because I knew they were behind this. I wish for more. I never wanted to return back that night until my heart was cooled. We looked around, searching for who was willing to fight but no one showed up.

He was about to leave Charlie and Berry so he could find the Mighty Heart. Landon heard a sob but the sob did not belong to Berry. It was Charlie who could not bear to see the love of his life, enduring so much pain just to save his people. But he could not do anything. He knew the greater powers come with a price. And for Landon, Charlie and Berry were the price he had to pay. He could no longer be with them. Not until he would find the dragon's heart. And would take it back to Mountainia. He had to set it back to where it belonged. And make sure that no one would ever touch it again. It was part of the duties of the king of Mountainia. And he had to do it. But Charlie was worried about him

Opposite to everything that he said and known throughout, it is the Yin of him. “He is just waiting to be set free, as he is just watching everything unfolds to where he is imprisoned from the shard heart that you own from the original him. In this world and book that you are taking as the protagonist and the top hero. Haven’t you felt anything? Haven’t you heart a thing? For in truth and once and for all, you are just hiding the sword of never the truth, but the blunt lie. Excalibur.”

said Leonard, thrusting the silver dragon's heart in his hand. Bowen winced with bulging eyes. He was shocked to see the silver dragon’s heart in Leonard's hand. The Dwarves had great respect for the dragon clan and never wanted to make enemies with that majestic being. Seeing the silver dragon’s heart in the hands of a handsome man with a cruel face in front of him made Bowen feel terrified. "I don't want that thing. Please leave. Now," said Bowen as he raised his blacksmith hammer and took a swing, ready to fight.

The ground trembled beneath her feet, and the air grew thick with power. "Seraphina." "Grandmother." "You think you can stop me?" "I know I can." "Bold words." She raised her hand, shadows gathering at her command. The darkness coalesced into a blade, its edge sharp and hungry. "Words will not save you." "Neither will you." I raised my sword, the silver light blazing. The Heart of the Moon pulsed in my chest, lending me strength. "Come, Grandmother." "Come, and face your destiny."

The room echoed with her silent struggles and the sound of each strand succumbing to the ruthless blade. Overcoming the torment, Hiya summoned the strength to break free. Fueled by a surge of determination, she staggered towards the door and fled to the hallway. When her eyes fall over a small flower pot, seemingly insignificant, became her it prompts defense. With a desperate throw over him, she aimed to shield herself from his wrath.

“That’s more than most would’ve done.” I swallowed hard, gripping the mug tighter. “I wasn’t brave. I was scared out of my mind.” “Scared doesn’t mean weak.” The words landed heavier than I expected. No one had ever said that to me before. Fear had always been ammunition for someone else, proof I was small, fragile, easy to control. But the way Blake said it—it sounded like a weapon I could use, not a weakness to hide. I looked at him too long. Long enough that the air shifted between us, heavier, charged. His scar caught the dim light, his jaw tight, eyes still locked on mine.

Valen stared her dead in the eyes like a bottle of valium with no hint of fear, and not even a shift in his heartbeat. The snow globe mulled over on the motors in my head. My heart plopped into the farthest depths of my stomach as the prominent attribute of it dawned on me. There was a sword in it. Could it be the same sword that Snow claimed I was to use against the Worgens? -

Can move the heart position without any problems. It didn't take long for Irina to realize this, Maxx also sent his sword into battle. Especially the sword that had a black gem exactly like his eye color. The two kept chasing. Sword Irina's dagger, a violent gust of wind that just a small gust of wind caused Maxx to spin like a pinwheel. Maxx smirked, swinging his sword that had landed on the ground, he stuck his sword in the ground. The shaking was strong, Irina guessed something was not good, the ground couldn't stop rising like mountains, then naturally Irina would avoid, gradually many small but high hills sprouted up to cover the whole bottom.

Zach’s POV I didn’t need to keep suffering like this. I had done my best to apologize but it was time to move on. With each swing of my sword, I poured my heartache into the relentless movements. The blade sliced through the air, the metallic ring of steel against the air echoing through the night. Tears mingled with the sweat on my brow, my emotions fueling my every strike. Hours passed, but I did not relent. I pushed my body to its limits, my muscles burning with exhaustion. The pain in my heart became a strength, harmonizing with the clash of steel and the rhythm of my pounding heart.