Tmnt Necklace Novels & Stories

The drawer opened and she brought out a box, she opened the box, revealing a necklace with a feather pendant. "Is it true?, Did I....did I really give birth to a... nonhuman eighteen years ago?" She thought, still staring at the feather necklace. Martin came in, dressed for school. "Martin" she smiled, standing up. "Is it for me?" He asked, looking at the necklace. "You're quick-witted" she replied and turned his back to herself. "It's adorable" he said after she wore it for him. "I know right?, Don't ever take it off" she replied.

Denise gasps when she sees a photo of Xander wearing a gold necklace with a rectangular pendant that has a lotus design on it. "That's the necklace," she spoke to herself. She immediately took a photo of it and sent it to her father.

He then takes off the necklace he’s always wearing: a simple gunmetal grey circular charm on a thick woven string. “Nikolai, I can’t… your mother gave this to you!” I stutter, but he shakes his head and places the necklace over my head. The pendant rests right in the valley between my breasts and feels cold to the touch. “She also told me to give this to the one chosen as my mate, so think of it as a gift from her. It’s made of tungsten and is the strongest metal you can get - hopefully, you’ll see it as your good luck charm as well.” He says, touching the circular disk.

Real soon. Professor Malorie transferred to another artifact. It was placed against a wall, still in a glass case. We, as visitors, followed him again. “And this one here, from Mr. Jameson Holland’s collection, Miss Holland’s father, the Necklace of Rentaur. It is said to give the bearer the strength of ten elephants and...”

Soon, she’d only see me. “Uh, yeah,” I said, grabbing my towel and turning to head toward the showers. “It was a decent workout.” It was as I turned, though, that I saw it: a talisman around Adrian’s neck. The chain was made of metal rather than leather, and the pendant was different, but I recognized it as the same category of protective talismans to mine. “Nice talisman,” I blurted out, nodding my head toward the necklace. “Where’d you get it?”

He looked at the necklace she was wearing; it was a pearl necklace but they weren't pearls but energy cores From an energy beast called the Jet octopus; it was unique because it had nine mana cores in its body, 8 small ones in its tentacles and one big in its head. Xasha used 2 octopuses to make the necklace, one of the large energy cores was used in the necklace as a pendant while the other was used as the centerpiece of the bracelet. The bracelet was more like a bangle; the metal used was white and filled with thousands of runes etched into it. They were hundreds of defensive water spells that she could use. The ring on her finger took up one joint on her middle finger, it was also filled

The wrapped item inside the box holds the answers to his silent questions. Slowly he unwrapped the object and staring right in front of him was a familiar artifact. A necklace with a jade pendant. This necklace has a striking resemblance to what he has seen on someone before. Who could be the owner of this necklace? Smith racked his head for answers and when he got none, he left the package lying on the table and walked into his bedroom. And just as his imposing frame came in contact with the soft duvet, it struck him. The necklace. It belongs to Matilda, the warrior who trained the pups in his pack.

I face pamled myself inwardly. She has never gotten me a present; why did I think she would change now?" Each piece of this necklace was crafted with magic. Its purpose is to stop the mate bond from igniting anytime you are around Alpha Andre, and it will also change your entire facial features,” she continued. I looked up at her and met her gaze, hoping desperately to find a flicker of sadness in her eyes or maybe remorseful eyes for belling me as the cat, but I didn't find what I was looking for.

“From Rowan.” I opened it and gasped softly. A necklace; it was simple, silver, and it had a pendant, which was a cat, and it made me blush. It was engraved on the back: ‘For my Stray Kitten.’ “Tracking device,” Sasha added. “Discreet. Very expensive. Don’t lose it.” I stared at it for a long second before clasping it around my neck, feeling a warmth spread on my body and taking over me; he collared me, in the most amusing way. I chuckled.

Well, if. “But that light she shot out towards me - it was about to hit me and then didn’t,” she says, still confused, and I can’t help but chuckle. I reach into her shirt and pull out the necklace I had given her this morning. “Caterina saw the witch doing that to you, and Marle suggested getting something made of tungsten put on you since it absorbs magic. This led me to give you this necklace,” I say, holding up the circular pendant.