The Forsaken Pendant Novels & Stories

“No matter what happens, we finish this. I will be there the whole time. You will not face it alone.” “I know,” I said. I had already agreed. I had already given pieces of myself. Still, every promise felt like standing at the edge of something deep, knowing that I had to step forward even if I could not see the bottom. Isolde came in then. She moved slowly, carrying a little bag. She opened her bag and drew out a pendant tied to a long red string. The pendant looked odd and old. It was a disk of dark stone. The surface was carved with a spiral that curled inward like a sleeping thing. The metal rim around the stone was dull and pitted, and thin lines etched into it made a pattern I could no

Asking the question, I stepped up to the table. Silas reached into a hidden pocket sewn deep inside a leather satchel. He pulled out a small wooden box and flipped the lid open. “This was buried under her spare boots,” Silas explained. He lifted a twisted iron pendant from the dark velvet lining. Staring at the object, a cold chill crawled up my spine. The pendant was shaped like a decaying crow skull. Thick black wire wrapped around the bone, forming a twisted seven-pointed star. It did not look like a normal piece of jewelry. It hummed with a faint, sickening energy that set my teeth on edge.

"I give you this pendant as beautiful as it, is our future together. It will bind our souls to one another and we'll find each other no matter how far the waves drives us apart from each other." "I love it." Sil said as she admired and fondled the necklace. The pendant, wrought with magic, was a truer joining than any marriage ceremony. For he had used the blood of the chimera to fashion the stone. The Chimera's very magic ensured that this object belonged innately to Aelfric, and no matter where Sil went, if she wore this talisman, it would lead itself, and her, back to him.

Diana steps forward, trying to look intimidating. "I'm just a gentleman offering to accompany your daughter in this bag." Thaddeus chuckles as he kicks the bag with Zara's body. "Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Thaddeus; I am the last Keeper of the forbidden lands. Beside me stands the next heir to the throne- your next King," he says far too respectfully, especially to someone who tried to challenge his authority. Diana catches us both by surprise as she forces her body up and extends her claws. She can't get to him; every attempt ends in disaster.

she turns and starts putting some dry leaves and a vile with purple liquid inside into a small pouch. I also turn to go make sure that I have everything ready that I think I will need. I make sure that the bedroom is to perfection, for when I have her back that she knows she is precious. I took out a small box from my drawer, and opened it. I looked at the pendant inside. I had this made for Hailey the first day I held her in my arms. It was a pure gold chain and the pendant was a sword pointing downwards with a bow shape on top. The bow was decorated with diamonds and in the middle was a small daylight stone. Tracing my finger across the pendant I could just imagine how it would look around

A giggle escaped her mouth, perhaps that was the reason why she was so fascinated with the necklace she thought to herself. Her favorite legend character Herak gave his fated love a beautiful jade pendant . Now she also had a pendant of her own, would she also find her fated love? Zara thought smiling at her foolish thoughts. She brushed it off from her mind and took a quick glance around , there was no one around, she quickly her pendant amongst her clothes She wouldn't allow anyone to find it and take it away from her ever again She knew she had some strange strong bond with the pendant

My hands tighten into fists as a new surge of anger courses through me. “Elluana was an innocent Omega from River Crest. She was abducted one day after venturing too far into the woods between our territories and the ritual was performed while she was unconscious,” Christobel states, rattling off the facts as though reading from a report. “I tortured the witch who performed the ritual to get every drop of information I could. She said the thread retying ritual would be more effective if two sets of fated mates were swapped.”

“The vampire pendant.” “As in one of the three that Calypso and Aiden have?” Frazier asked. “Exactly! Legend has it the vampire pendant first belonged to them. While it’s been said that the pendants need to be together in order to access their full power, they were able to harness some of the pendant’s power, but the pendant was stolen from them and lost over time. There hasn’t been much reported on them since,” Horace explained. “I’ve seen this pendant before,” Vera commented, looking it over.

“No, we’re not...ohh….” I stare ahead to see the broken branches ahead of us. Ares is right, we are going around in circles. My grip on the pendant becomes tighter and a look of pure disgust fills my face. “Then why is it shining so brightly? She has to be near.” The pendant pulsates a dull red, I can even feel it’s phantom hum. Once, as a child, before mother met her mate, I had asked to play with her pendant to which father said no. And when I started to cry, he had picked me up, sat me on his lap and began to tell me a story, “Son, this pendant that I gave your mother is very special. Our ancestors found it in the sacred lake under the full moon hundreds of years ago and it is said that t

“I only want the pendant in your possession. I won’t harm him.” “Cut the crap.” Andrius said bluntly, “I’ll give you the pendant, so let them go.” He raised his hand as he spoke, the pendant appearing in his palm. Carved on it was a divine beast howling at the sky, vivid and lifelike. It was the last missing piece that Arthur lacked. “Excellent!” Arthur’s gaze was immediately drawn to the pendant, his eyes burning with excitement. “As expected of the Wolf King of Florence. I like how straightforward you are. Throw the pendant over and I’ll release them. How does that sound?”