X Blade Keyblade Novels & Stories

The cell keys must be on him. "Maximus stabbed me. All elite army blades are forged with platinum and upon impact and removal they inject liquid platinum into you, ensuring the kill." Talon explained voice barely above a whisper. While he spoke, Kim had found a key ring on the guards back pocket. The problem was it was nearly a hundred keys jangling from it. One by one she quickly went through them trying to open Talon's cell.

On the other hand, she was genuinely amazed by these weapons. One had a leather whip with thorns that could rip a flesh apart. The other had a bone-like sword which Chloe didn't need an anatomy lesson to know that it was a sharpened femur of a person (an unfortunate realization of hers). The last Lou wielded a weird black flute... and he was the most readable among the three. Her eyes trailed to Pensin Lou as her smile widened in a kind that makes them feel a shiver down their spine. Something that if Lucian would be here, he will immediately recognize it as one of her 'you're not making it alive this time'. "Not even the strong and valiant Five Leaf Clovers can beat you," she finished.

The blades were wickedly curved, etched with silver runes. "Are those... backup measures?" Noah asked, his voice low. Kael didn't turn around, but Noah saw the corner of his mouth twitch into a smirk in the reflection of a nearby windowpane. "One must always be prepared for the final boss, as you would say. These are quite special. I borrowed them from our dear friend Chayton’s private collection while he was busy nursing his bruised ego. I’m sure he won't mind. Sharing is caring, bestie."

"Alright lad. Allow me to reintroduce myself. My name is Bladesmith. I'm the Lycan in charge of this village's armory and I'm also the weapon master instructor." Kirou then grabbed his hand and shook it. "Greetings Bladesmith. My name is Kirou and I'm a new Weapon Master recruit. Please instruct me." "Very good lad. Since that old man sent you here and you were patient enough to allow me to finish crafting this knife, allow me to gift it to you." Bladesmith then retrieved the knife and passed it to Kirou. Kirou raised an eyebrow but accepted the knife nonetheless.

’ I added, making her blush. Just then, my phone rang and I pulled it out, frowning down at the number. Janaina… Giving the group a nod and Kiara a tap on the ass, I walked towards the front garden, not wanting anyone to hear the conversation. "Yeah? What’s up?" "I wanted to let you know that I have created the blade. The question is, have you chosen someone to wield it? Remember there is only one chance." She said quietly, I glanced back towards the open front door at Chris and Liam, seeing Liam’s sharp eyes watching me.

“It doesn’t work like that. The Veil doesn’t just open with strength. It needs balance. Something that belongs to her… something tethered to her essence. A key.” My chest tightened. “What kind of key?” The Seer lifted her hand shakily and pointed to the Queen’s Fang, which lay beside me—still humming, still pulsing with leftover energy. “That blade was forged for her. By blood. By fate. If there is anything that can cut through the Veil again, it’s that.” I grabbed it. The metal buzzed the moment my fingers closed around the hilt. “But a blade needs a guide,” the Seer murmured, eyes closing again. “And you… must be the one to carry it through.”

"Thank you, Aunt Cleo. This means a lot to me." The pendant Aunt Cleo gave Aqua was nothing short of mesmerizing. Crafted from sterling silver, the pendant was shaped like a delicate crescent moon, symbolizing the mysterious and potent nature of Aqua's powers. At the center of the crescent nestled a large, oval-cut gemstone that was uniquely clear, like a drop of captured morning dew. The clarity of the stone made it particularly special, as it reflected Aqua's emotional state, changing color with her mood. Intricate filigree work adorned the crescent moon, with tiny symbols and runes etched into the silver, each representing protection and strength. The craftsmanship was exquisite, making i

He tossed it between us, and it hovered mid-air, spinning slowly. Theron stiffened. “That blade is the original key.” “Yes,” the twin said, smiling wider now. “The one that opened the Hollow the first time. The one that drained her soul across lifetimes. And the only weapon that can end her… or awaken her fully.” “Why are you showing it to me?” I asked. “If you want to destroy me, just do it.” “Because,” the twin said, taking a step closer, “you can’t be destroyed. Not until you choose.”

"Be something stronger. Be something that survives the blade." The magnetic seals lock with a finality that echoes in my chest. I’m left alone in the dim light of the Faraday cage. My hand goes to my stomach, following the path his palm took. The child is quiet now, but the ache in my bones is returning—the drugs are already losing the war against the DNA Key. Be something stronger. I realize then that Damian doesn’t care if I survive the extraction. I’m just the packaging for the next version of the weapon. I reach into the bedpost and pull the Phantom Blade free. The silver threads are leaking again, a faint, metallic glow dancing along the titanium needle. If Damian wants a blade, I’ll gi

"Noelle, let me explain..." I walked to my desk and opened the bottom drawer. Inside lay an ancient silver dagger. The hilt was carved with old runes, the blade gleaming coldly in the office light. "Do you recognize this?" I asked, picking it up. Dexter's eyes went wide with horror. "That's… the Blade of Parting." "Good. I'm glad the great Alpha King remembers some of the old ways." I pressed the blade into my palm. "I was going to wait for you to reject me, but since you never found the spine…"