Trollhunters Eclipse Amulet Novels & Stories

"I really don't have time for this. What have you used to shield yourselves from the Outlanders? Do you know where they hide?" She looked reluctant, turning to the guards within the palace. "No one is gonna hurt you," I assured. Her lips pressed thin. "There is an ancient amulet that belongs to the Nightcrawlers. It is given to anyone who ascends the throne as a means of power and protection." "How does the amulet stop the Outlanders?" Soren asked.

“He’s not just after you. He’s trying to complete the Ritual of Eclipse.” My blood turned cold. “That’s a myth.” Kael shook his head. “Not anymore.” I stared at him, heart hammering. The Ritual of Eclipse was an ancient rite, one whispered about in lost tomes—one that could merge shadow and moonlight into a single force. If Damon completed it, he wouldn’t just control my power—he’d become something worse than an Alpha. A god-killer. ⸻ We didn’t sleep that night. Kael rested as best he could, while I kept watch, every nerve on high alert. The forest whispered around us, old magic shifting in the roots. The leaves seemed to murmur warnings. The wind stilled like it was holding its breath.

“We fight smarter. We fight for something, not just against them. If we lose our humanity in this, we’ve already lost the war.” The door burst open again, and this time it wasn’t a rebel. Eldrin stepped into the room, his long cloak brushing the floor as his silver eyes scanned the gathered faces. “Eldrin,” Jace said, his voice edged with suspicion. “What are you doing here?” Eldrin didn’t answer right away. Instead, he stepped forward, pulling a weathered scroll from inside his cloak and placing it on the table with deliberate care. “I bring a truth you can no longer ignore,” he said, his voice deep and resonant.

We reached the end of a pier just as a group of Paladins spotted us. "There she is! Secure the target!" Zade shifted, his massive shadow-wolf form towering over the pier. "Go, Lyra! Jump!" I looked at the black water, then at the ship in the distance. I didn't jump. I focused on the water itself. If I could command the light and the stone, why not the sea? I slammed my hands into the wooden planks. "Rise!" The water didn't rise. Instead, something massive and silver burst from the depths. It wasn't a wave. It was a creature a sea-serpent made of pure, glowing energy, with eyes that matched the gold in my locket.

I moved. My tail whipped, hitting the first, the arrow-shaped tip embedding in his chest. He fell, but there were more. My claws tore the second, but the third was already on me, a silver chain wrapping around my arm. The burn was instant, the silver sizzled against my skin, and I groaned in pain. “MORTYSS!” Evelyn shouted, launching a golden wave that threw two hunters against the wall. But Kaela was prepared. She raised an amulet — a metal disk with runes that pulsed red — and threw it at Evelyn. The amulet hit her in the chest, and the golden wave dissipated. Evelyn staggered, her eyes wide.

“Tell me what we need to do.” “There’s a way to disrupt the ritual they’re planning,” Alex explains. “A Moon crescent amulet that can inhibit the power of the full moon.” “I’ve read about them in some old books my father kept,” Liam adds. “The amulet can distort the results of any ritual performed under moonlight.” “And I know where to find one,” Alex continues. “My father has one hidden in his house. He stole it years ago as part of his preparation for the ritual.” “Then we need to get it,” I say immediately.

“I understand you Wise one, and I apologize for my behaviour. As alpha of this pack, it is my duty to protect everyone, my daughter included. I swear on my blood as Alpha of the Sunlit pack that if I don’t break the curse before Aaliyah’s twentieth moon. She shall be laid to rest in the arms of the Goddess.” “The moon and sun honour your vow, Alpha” the seer said bowing. “I will tell the keepers to gather all the necessary information you might need; I will also prepare a capable discreet team to follow you soonest.” George said to the apprentice Amal. “In the meanwhile, please make sure none of this leaks outside as it will surely bring unrest.” “I won’t breathe a word of this anywhere, you

The grove, sensing our resolve, lit up even brighter, casting away the last of Nyxos's shadows, and guiding us towards our inevitable confrontation and the fate of our world. As we prepared to depart from the grove, a sudden, icy gust of wind swept through, extinguishing the ethereal glow and plunging us into darkness. The once tranquil stream began to churn violently, its waters darkening to an inky black. From the depths of the stream, a spectral hand emerged, slowly reaching towards the surface. It held an ancient amulet, radiating a menacing power. The amulet, known in legends as the 'Eclipse Stone', was believed to possess the power to either save or doom Meranthia.

Gharp goes to aid him. “Tia,” Sophii whispers to me, catching my attention, “, if it comes down to it, I heard that witch’s amulets can be destroyed with something in particular.” Reaching into her specially sewn in pockets she pulls out what looks to be a very short dagger. “A dagger that has been blessed by the Lake of Gods. Most of our daggers in the village have been blessed, since it aids in killing Skelly’s should they ever travel into the village to harm us.” The dagger itself was nothing particularly special. The blade appeared somewhat blunt and the hilt was wrapped up in a dark brown cloth. I nodded, accepting the blade even though I was sure it wouldn’t be that useful to me. I nee