Voltron Keys Novels & Stories

Coming to clean up. But then Lucas turned. His eyes fell on the desk, on the silver locket Marcus had dropped. He walked over, picked it up, and pried it open. Under the scrap of silk with the coordinates, there was a small, black electronic key. A little green light on it blinked. "He wasn't just talking about himself," Lucas said, his face going chalk-white. He held up the key. A tiny screen on it glowed with red numbers, counting down. VANCE SECURITY PROTOCOL: FINAL SOLUTION ACTIVE. DETONATION IN: 120 SECONDS.

came the other speedster right before he struck out a fist, breaking the windshield and grabbing at the wheel. The driver turned the wheel, causing the truck to swerve. In the back, the other speedster was trying to prevent the dozen glass-cased canisters of plutonium that had rolled out of the box. One mistake, and they could end up blowing up the whole of Manhattan. The man riding shotgun took out an actual shotgun and aimed at the speedster at the windshield. He blasted the windshield but the speedster was fast enough to roll away and with one arm at the side mirror, he swung himself right into the truck and knocked out the driver with his feet. He pushed him to the middle, giving him spa

James shook his head and said, “That’s impossible. From what I understand, the four keys must be gathered to open the seal. Three of the keys are with the Omniscient Deity, and the last is in the Prince of Orchid Mountain’s possession. It’s absolutely impossible for it to be undone right now. Even if four of the keys are gathered, the seal can only be opened in ten years' time.” “This is an unusual situation. I’ll head to Mount Bane to check it out. You stay here and oversee things on this front.” James gave his orders and left with his Primordial Dragon Blade. Just as he was about to board a private plane to Mount Bane, the Prince of Orchid Mountain appeared. Seeing Langston, James addresse

"We let the boy see the metal. We let him touch it. We let him process the tension so he can ground it, the same way you grounded the Firewalls after the beach." Elias looked at the boy. He looked at the tears spilling over Jace's eyelashes as the child pressed his hands harder against the stone, trying to physically hold back the screaming of the iron. "The vault requires three keys," Elias said. His voice was heavy with the gravity of the decision. Elias reached under the collar of his wool tunic. He pulled out a heavy, dark iron key that hung on a leather cord around his neck. Zane didn't hesitate. He reached into his coat pocket and pulled out an identical iron key. The Key of the Defens

Alex yelled, using his hands to shield his face from the rain’s harsh lashes. “Only men with strong builds are called here. Return to your room!” Trout screamed back, turning to the men he was mobilizing. “Let me go with them!” Alex yelled again. “I said return to your room, Alex! Are you the one in charge, or am I?” He glared at Alex dangerously. Alex looked around, and his eyes fell on an old vehicle. The keys to every car in Lucian's garage were in Trout's care, and Trout would definitely not hand them over.

he cursed loudly. Before long, he took out a dragon-shaped key that radiated with golden light—it was one of three keys to the palace's treasure room. Calvert took out the key and immediately raised his hand to for a seal. The dragon-shaped key then floated in front of him, producing a hazy glow. The remaining two keys seemed to resonate with each other and shone with light in response. Severin and the others immediately used their divine senses to locate the two keys, which were found on the dead Primordial Sacred Land disciples.

“Also, the containment capsules, the ones that were originally designed for travel, are almost identical in design to the ones used on the sun dragons. To open them quickly, there are a set of numbers you can press into the control panel. It is an override that will short the system and instantly release whoever is encased. You’ll need to move quickly, however, because the tanks will begin to drain immediately and the person inside might start to suffocate. The code is 7895130. The date of the last dragon war.” “Victory day. Got it.” “Good luck, Ona,” he waves as I close the capsule tightly around me. “I am rooting for you.” It's only as the capsule starts moving that I realize there is only

I say. She looks up from the tea cup. "The Volkov pack sent me here four years ago to locate an object that Hayden Moreno took during the old pack wars. A resonance key. Not a physical weapon, a calibration device, used to attune a wolf's signature to a specific territory or bloodline. The old packs used them to secure inheritance claims, to ensure that only wolves of a specific bloodline could access certain territories or shift in certain locations." She pauses. "Hayden took the Volkov key thirty years ago, during the war, and has been using it to run a territorial control operation that the Volkov pack only partially understood until recently." "Where is it now?"

The engraved number—214—felt deeper than before, almost freshly carved. He pulled it out. Rainwater rolled across the metal but never remained on its surface. The key stayed perfectly dry. Evelyn noticed. "Don't hold it too long." "Why?" "It has a habit of choosing people." Adrian looked at her as though she'd lost her mind. "It's a key." "So was the Trojan Horse." He frowned. "That's not even—" "I know." She interrupted him with the faintest smile. "I wanted to see if you were still capable of arguing."

I promised him. We hug each other. I change into comfortable clothes and started to find the key. I don’t have an idea how they look like. “Can we ask the book how it looks like?” West suggested. I nodded and get the book. “Can we know how the keys look like?” It shows ten keys. “They have different styles.” He commented. “The key of life, destroyer, protector, curse, luck, darkness, light, power, healing, foresee.” I read them one by one and notice it was my abilities and of the councils.