Tvd Daylight Rings Novels & Stories

The sunrise over the Apex district was a bright display of gold and red. The light spilled over the mountain peaks and hit the glass walls of the Thorne Estate. For Elara, the beauty of the morning felt like a lie. She had spent the night in a state of fitful exhaustion. Her dreams had been full of the cold weight of the emerald-cut diamond on her finger. Every time she moved in the expensive silk sheets, the ring caught on the fabric. It was a constant, physical reminder of the deal she had made in the dark.

“It also shields me from the sun, which is why I’m able to walk in daylight and not burn. It’s also invisible to everyone but you because you are my mate. Only you, me, and my family, the people who share the same blood as me, can see the ring.” “Wow,” I was in awe before it hit me. If such rings existed, then there may be more vampires roaming the streets without being detected. If that were the case, then everyone was in danger. Not all vampires were good like Val. “Hey, what’s wrong?” he asked, and I told him it was nothing, not wanting to worry him. It wasn’t as if there was anything I could do anyway, not in the situation we were in.

The dark blue faded, replaced by soft gold and pale pink. The city slowly came to life as dawn broke. The first light touched my hand, making the ring gleam bright and clear. I watched the sun rise, feeling the weight lift from my chest one breath at a time. Behind me, the door closed, but ahead of me, the day opened wide.

Her attitude was completely different from before. “It’s time for your medicine, Riley.” She looked at me eagerly, as though she would not leave if I did not take my medicine. Brody sat on the couch and looked at her before turning his gaze to me. In the end, he nodded. “The doctor prescribed it for you. Take it.” That night, I slept deeply. When I woke up, the spot beside my bed was cold. Brody had left a long time ago. Rose was checking her makeup at the door. Her lips were eye-catching, but even more eye-catching were the marks that her low collar could not hide.

said Erick with an expressionless face, holding out a tray towards Angel. "You are vampires, so what can you give me for breakfast?" Angel mocked with a crooked smile, looking reluctantly at a golden hood lying face down on a tray. "You'll definitely like it," replied Erick as he opened the hood. Angel frowned deeply, surprised when there was only a gold-plated glass on the tray. "What's that?" "Fresh blood from white geese that are specially raised with the best nutrition," explained Erick. Instantly Angel felt extraordinary turmoil in his stomach, it felt as if someone was stirring him strongly. "Are you... crazy?"

He felt a low vibration in the tree-trunk, he lay both of his hands. “Luan?!” he calls. “My Dear moonlight” he said. A string of light came out from Aelius pinky, then climb up until it reaches the treetop. In the road of darkness, Stella saw a string of light wrapped around her pinky. Then another string of light appeared from the direction of Aelius. It was as if, he is reaching out for her.

“The ring didn’t protect Elizabeth, though. She died anyway.” And so did all the other girls, too. All the other girls in the woods, ring-around-the-rosy, we all fall down. Her voice sounded hollow, like it was coming from a faraway place. She felt like she might just untether from the earth and float away. David squeezed her hand. “But it will keep you safe. So don’t take it off, okeh?” He’d never sounded so serious, and that was saying something. “Okay,” Lauren said. “Promise,” David said. “I promise.”

"I may have just the thing you need." He searches for something momentarily, then brings out a black velvet display case with three rings attached. "The first ring shoots out a precise laser that can mutilate any target. The second ring, transforms into a small knife. The third ring is very similar to the second one, however the tip of the blade is laced with a powerful paralytic. Temporarily paralyzing any attackers after contact." "The last one is exactly what I'm looking for." "Great it comes in a bunch of different designs. It's available with a simple stud, or a rose, or a star."

“I’m just the incubator.” Grinning, Trigg asked, “Do you two have rings for your incubator?” They both pulled the rings out their cut pockets. Trigg motioned for them to give them to her and they slipped both onto her finger with the other two. All four rings would interlock creating three interwoven hearts. Evie pulled their rings out of her skirt pocket. Both rings were black tungsten with gold bands along the edges. On the inside of the men’s rings were all three of their initials, the date and ‘3 Became 1.’ Reed already planned to add the same to her rings once they were sealed together.

“Bingo.” I set my eyes on it and walk right through, emerging into a narrow hall. The blue light glows above me, reflecting off the metal bars of an old-fashioned jail cell. Something glows from within, and I have to move a few steps closer before I realize it’s a UV heat lamp, much like one you’d put in a reptile cage. “Dina,” I say, seeing her outline huddled against the back of the cell, shielding her face from the UV light. She looks up and the skin on her cheeks chars.