Universe Marble Novels & Stories

“Great. I spent a minor fortune on that one. Let me see it.” Neith skipped off toward the counter and disappeared behind it. After a while, she popped up from behind, coughing and covered in dust. She slammed a polished wooden box down on the counter, with Dusty’s Miracle Marbles intricately written in gold on the lid. “Here you go. Personalized miracle marble made by the famous Penelope Dusty herself.” Holly gingerly lifted the edges of the box, revealing four multi-colored orbs within. The glow of the marbles hit Hollys face. "Oh, great! Thank you, Neith. This is perfect and exactly how I want it.”

Sure she’s a wanted mercenary, but hey, Metil was also one, on the same team even. Marlin looked up and placed an index finger on her chin, acting cutesy. “Hmm~ how about a classic? Chess!” Marlin spread her hands in front of her. There was an orange coloured magic circle in Marlin’s palm. A table with chequered texture suddenly popped up out of the ground along with the chess pieces that were made out of clay. After that, she also created two stools made from the earth as well. Metil pursed his lips as if just slightly impressed. He took a seat on the tiny earth stool. Marlin did consider his size, but his legs barely fit under the table. Marlin fixed that in a jiffy though.

I said, with a raised brow. “From my understanding you have an alpha and his pack who is planning to attack you. I also have a problem, within that same pack. I am here to offer up my help if you will also handle my problem as well. All I ask is that you do not mention my involvement in any of this. Do we have a deal?” The queen asked, I was confused by her presence here and her offer. “How do you think you can help me and who is it exactly that you want me to take care of?” I asked sitting behind my desk. The woman got up and pulled out a small sack opening it up and letting small marbles fall onto my desk they glowed brightly. “What are these little trinkets, are you serious. What could

The group of three was sitting in their same spot from last time as Maria was staring at the ruby jewel that she had summoned, feeling it pulsing on her skin as if it was a human heart. "I wonder what type of celestial being it is? Hopefully something strong, big, scary, and tough-looking!" suggested Mai as Maria and Julian couldn't help but have their imaginations run wild, each conjuring a different image based on the description Mai listed out. 'Denied!' Just the image alone put a sour expression on Maria's face while Julian trembled in fear at the image he conjured. Wanting to get rid of such an image, Maria found her gaze pointed down towards the lolita doll Julian was clutching to his

A courier stood there, soaked through, holding a flat, heavy box wrapped in brown paper. "Delivery for Mrs. Blackwood," he said, handing it over. "Went around the mailroom, like it said to." I hadn't asked for anything. I signed for it and waited until the door shut before tearing the paper away. Inside was a solid piece of rough marble, warm veined, about the size of a hardcover book. Underneath it sat a thick card. The handwriting was heavy and slanted, entirely unbothered. You were right about the stone tariffs. Hate admitting it, but you usually are. Keep the marble as a trophy.

She deliberately knocked a large bottle of dark, metallic green nail polish off her desk, letting it shatter and splatter across the pristine marble floor of the student council office. "Clean it up," Portia ordered, her voice laced with venom. "And I don't want to see a single stain left behind." Antonia didn't flinch. She quietly retrieved a cleaning kit from the maintenance closet. Drawing on her experience of helping her family keep their modest home spotless, she applied a clever mix of pure acetone and rubbing alcohol to lift the stubborn pigment without ruining the marble. She worked methodically, her face a mask of serene calm. When Antonia stood up and moved the bucket aside, the fl

All gorgeously artistic, with a touch of glitter to fascinate tiny human eyes. There is a huge fireplace to the right—an electric one with a sticker stating the glass is cool to the touch, for safety precautions—and accented with alabaster marble. A cream-colored loveseat and chairs sit before it, all plump and pristine, inviting one to get comfy and stay a while. There is also an oversized, upholstered rocking chair that appears to likely be a recliner, as well. A unicorn stands in the nearest corner. Life-sized… You know, if unicorns actually existed. At its feet is an entire village, forest, and zoo of plush, stuffed animals and prettily dressed dolls. Also a toy chest.

She screams in anger as she tries to fight it off. I notice a pouch attached to Atlanta’s belt. I raise my hand and make it magically levitate towards me. I tip the bag up, and two dark marbles roll onto the palm of my hands. I hold them up and peer into them to see Aria in one and Helios in the other.

The whole clan began to abandon her because they saw her as useless. Clara let out a long sigh while looking at the magical night sky. Clara had to leave the palace and live in this desolate place. Tonight, she had to sleep in this cave. Clara took out from her pocket a shining Marble. This Marble was the last gift her grandfather gave her. He said it was a relic of her parents. He even advised her that she had to go beyond her limits if she wanted this Marble to belong. The stone has a crimson color, like fresh blood. It sparkles like a star in the night sky.

Carefully, Ciara walked into the kitchen and stared at the countertop’s surface. “Can... can I touch it?” she asked, looking at Scott with hope in her eyes. Of course, her request puzzled him. “Sure, why not?” he replied, still wearing a questioning expression. Her fingers trembled as she touched the smooth, glossy marble. It felt different from the rough or metallic surfaces she had always touched before. This material felt more alive, with pale brown veins that made it imperfect, and that’s what made it beautiful. “You... have you never seen marble before?” Scott asked cautiously.