The Amulet Graphic Novel Novels & Stories

be wiped out. I put the book back on the table and that's when I decided that I needed to do something about this and not let it happen, but how? Then it hit me. I could mind-link Apollo. I let the link out of my body and was able to connect with Atlas this time, to my surprise. "Atlas, can you hear me?" I asked him. "Kara OMG how are you ok? Where are you?" he asked worriedly. "I am OK for now, Atlas." I replied, "but I have something I need to tell you. So just listen to me. The elder Bishop has me prisoner. I was able to look out the window. When he was out of the room, he had me hold up because he untied me. From what I could see, I saw a rocky mountain range with snow topped caps and p

We succeeded in pulling her out of the passenger seat just in time for the car to explode therefore extending us few kilometers away from it. At that point,my entire body hurt more than it has ever hurt in my entire human existence. I forced my eyes open,grateful that the sun did not blind me like before,and I saw my mother looking at me with tears in her almond shaped eyes and I knew she was about to utter her last words to me,so I held on to her with my last strength. "Amelia,you are a beautiful and intelligent girl,do not allow anyone to tell you otherwise. You come from a line of fighters and we fighters never stop fighting even when we do not know if we will win. This necklace has been

He turned around to leave. "Come back" Alpha Nolan said sternly. "To me, these are just dolls fastened together. If pulled apart, what will happen?" he asked "The spell will be broken. She will enjoy killing you" the Diviner snorted. "I need to be sure that no one will pull it apart" Alpha Nolan said sternly. "It is with you, you protect it" the Diviner seemed startled. "We both know how good you are in sneaking in and out uninvited" Alpha Nolan stood up and gave the dolls back to him.

“Trust will come in time, but guard yourself, Amelia. And don’t forget where your loyalties lie.” The weight of his words settled over me like a shroud. I nodded, swallowing hard. “Thank you, Alpha. For everything—for saving me, for giving me a family and a home when you didn’t have to.” He looked at me then, a softness breaking through his usual stern demeanor. “I only did what was right, Amelia. But…” He paused, reaching into his pocket. “I do have one last thing for you.” He opened his hand to reveal a small, silver pendant—a delicate, intricate design of vines intertwined around a blood-red stone that glimmered faintly in the dim light. Something about it tugged at my heart, a strange se

She gently nuzzled my face as I approached her and I sighed sadly and stroked her face. “You have no idea how much I want to stop doing this. I want to stop deceiving Hazel and her friends. I’m exhausted but he won’t let me rest until he gets what he wants. The Amulet corrupts its user. He will end all life as we know it if he gets his hands on it.” I shed a silent tear and it slid down my cheek and vanished into thin air before it could touch the ground. “We should get back to the pack before he begins to call me. It’s getting late. He would expect feedback by now.”

“Please tell me what the amulet does and why do you think you can trade it for a Godly Pill?” The Godly Pill may not be worth much to Darryl, but it was every cultivator's dream to have one. Samuel smiled and looked at Darryl. “Sect Master Darryl, this amulet is called the Wonder Travel Amulet. You can channel your internal energy into the amulet when in danger and it’ll send you away. This amulet could save your life when you’re in danger.” Samuel then continued, “I’m unsure if my amulet is worth trading a Godly Pill.”

I look down on the floor to notice something large and shiny poking out from beneath. Bending down I pick up the item, a large aquamarine crystal laid in the palm of my hand, sat in an ornate gold setting. The gift that Lucas had given me the night I met his father. I closed my hand around the jewel, the weight giving me comfort, and tied it around my neck. This would be something I would cherish forever. I made quick work of pulling together toiletries, caving at packing an old shirt of Lucas which still held his smell. And I carried on out of the bedroom.

How embarrassing it would be! At this moment, Alex suddenly remembered that he had not taken out the made amulet to give it to her. He immediately took off the backpack from his back. After opening it up, there were a total of eight jade pendants for self-protection: it was the result after spending a busy night yesterday. He casually took one out. “Put this on.” Of course, Cheryl recognized that stuff. “Is this… what you carved last night? What is carved on it?” “A formation blueprint! This is an amulet that can ward away evil spirits and protect its owner. The energy on it can probably withstand three attacks from a Grandmaster!

Taking it into my own adrenaline fuelled, trembling hands, I see what it is—a bronze amulet depicting the phases of the moon. “It will shield you from prying eyes and those who mean you harm. You will be able to travel unseen and leave no trace of yourself where you tread.” She takes the amulet from my hand, stands on the tips of her toes, and places it around my neck. Her fingers bush against my skin and a trickle of raw energy flows into me. I remember why I had been distancing myself from my only real friend.

he instructed the guards who manned the door. Fidelis was placed on the table before him. He was already getting cold. Everyone in the room, including Damon, believed he stood no chance of coming out alive. But Damon was determined to prove himself wrong. In a whirlwind of desperation and determination, his gaze fell upon an ancient amulet, said to possess mystical powers. It was hanging on the wall close to where Fidelis was laid. Drawing from the remnants of their pack's fading magic, he channeled the energy into the lifeless body of Fidelis. Through some unfathomable connection, the amulet responded, breathing life back into Fidelis, his eyes fluttering open with a gasp.