Treasured Blades Novels & Stories

He activated the spiritual energy within him, gathering it on his Thunder Blade. The Thunder Blade gleamed with a cold light, and a crimson hue appeared on the blade. "Crazy Blade Strike!" A sharp and fierce blood-red blade light cut through the air, flashing through the moonlit woods. Just as the blade light was about to touch Sebastian's body, a semi-transparent shield appeared in front of him. Clang! When the blade light struck the shield, the shield dissipated, and the blade light was also neutralized. Sebastian was unharmed, showing no signs of damage.

Chris noticed that little treasure was eager to go back and didn’t force her to stay. He knew his little treasure’s intention was not what she said out loud, but he still indulged her; indulging his treasures had become a habit. Night blade and his team was tasked with escorting Little treasure back while Night Rider and his team stayed back with Chris; there was no need to ask about Night Wing to know what he did. “I don’t want Uncle Night Blade to follow me.” Little treasure pouted, throwing another temper tantrum before setting off, shocking Chris and Night Blade. Night Blade felt hurt even though his face was expressionless; his love and affection for the two treasures was no less than t

Elyria offered the weapon. "...is the First Blade." Ariana accepted it carefully. The moment her fingers closed around the hilt, countless memories rushed through her mind. Battles, coronations, sacrifices, vctories, defeats. Generations of rulers wielding the same blade. Tears gathered in her eyes. "I can feel them." "They have accepted you." The blade burst into brilliant silver light. At the same instant... A deafening crack echoed from outside the Temple. Elyria's smile disappeared.

From it he lifts two things. The obsidian blade, still faintly glowing with the silver I left in it down in the corridor. And my father's whetstone, worn smooth at the edges by a dead man's hands. The one tool of Aris Moore's that survived the fire that took everything else. My breath stops. I do not know which hurts more, the blade or the stone, and then I do know, because the blade is mine and the stone is his, and Damian Morton is holding both of them out of a crate as if he has been keeping them side by side for exactly this minute.

Vaelreth stepped slowly into the courtyard. The air shifted as he moved. Adrian could never quite explain it, but whenever the king entered a space, the atmosphere changed. Like standing too close to a storm. “You treat the blade well,” Vaelreth said. His gaze moved to the sword. “It is well balanced.” “It should be,” Adrian replied. “It belongs to the crown.” A faint smile touched the king’s lips. “And yet you wield it.” Adrian shrugged slightly. “I was given the responsibility.” Vaelreth circled him slowly.

He was the wealthy, arrogant playboy girls would swoon around, and also the Blade family's eldest son. "Ezekiel?” A smirk tugged at the corner of his lips. “Ezekiel Blade,” he said. "Why are you without your glasses, freckle face?” He always mentioned his last name like he was nothing without it. But I knew that he loved the name so much as it meant people would fear him. I rolled my eyes, pulling my hand away from his grip. “Still a bully, huh? Besides, I don't wear glasses anymore, and I'm definitely not freckle face. It's Lydia Winters,” I said, mimicking his words.

Now, its very essence had been lost. Maybe, Caraven had tried to steal it back. He was the only outsider who knew that the lady had the blade in her possession. My mind wandered back to how lifeless the weapon felt in my hands. The hum that usually called to me whenever it was nearby had suddenly gone silent. Like its life had been taken from it and now it was no longer a magical tool. It was just a crafted regular blade. The chess board was starting to fall apart once again. We trudged forward into the dark of the night and only came to a stop directly at the entrance of the tower that was left ajar.

I let the implication hang: None of us survived ours, not really, but we keep moving anyway. I step forward and sweep the snow off the log at my feet, exposing a hidden cache: two bundles of restraints, a quiver of arrows, and the old box with the ceremonial blade. It’s silver, of course—bitter and bright, metal cold enough to make your gums ache if you lick it. The hilt’s wrapped in black leather, inlaid with the crescent mark of our pack, handed down from the original Alpha Vale. My father gave it to me the night I inherited the title, pressing it into my palm with a look that said more than any oath.

Between them stood artifacts: ceremonial blades dulled by centuries, rings heavy with engraved runes, fragments of banners, seals pressed into wax long hardened into history. “This is…” She searched for the word. “Everything,” I said quietly. She moved slowly, as if afraid of disturbing something sacred. I stayed close, not guiding this time, just letting her feel it. I began to explain. “These blades,” I said, stopping by a glass case, “were never meant for battle. They were carried during treaties. Peace weapons. A reminder that leadership isn’t always about force.” She leaned closer, eyes tracing the worn metal. “They’re beautiful.”

The thought frustrated him, and he even felt the urge to slap himself twice. No, it was not too late. There was still time to make up for it. After a moment of thought, Baron reached into his storage ring and retrieved a long blade. The moment the blade appeared, a wave of killing intent filled the air. Chase instinctively tensed, momentarily suspecting that Baron intended to attack. His piercing gaze sent a shiver down Baron's spine, prompting him to quickly explain, "Mr. Collins, this is Greedy Wolf' one of the seven treasured blades of the Iron Mountain Sect. Please accept it."