Zombies 2 Moonstone Necklaces Novels & Stories

She struck each of the three ghost servants on their chests with her palm. Each of the ghost servants then spat out a green bead from their mouths. These beads were called Zombie Pills. “Indeed, these creatures were made from living beings. It’s completely inhumane!” “Young master of Witch Doctor Sect, I’ve got my eyes on you!” Aunt Rockefeller put the three Zombie Pills away before directly tossing the three corpses down a crevasse. After that, she started walking down the hill. Meanwhile, Levi Bayer, who was waiting for good news in the villa, suddenly heard a soft, snapping sound. His facial expression changed, and he quickly retrieved a blood-colored jade necklace from his pocket.

Sensing her discomfort, Z added an explanation. “It’s nothing, really; just a token to remind you of our time together.” He placed the simple necklace in her hand. Rai fingered the gold braided chain until she found the delicate moonstone pendant. It was oval in shape and wrapped in gold wire artistically woven into an intricate Celtic knot. “It’s beautiful,” she said, rubbing her thumb over the smooth, polished stone. “What is this?” “Blue moonstone. It is meant to bring prosperity into your life.”

She hit the ground hard, gasping for air as Cassius rushed to her side. “You okay?” he asked, helping her up. Zoe nodded, though her throat ached and her limbs trembled. “We need to end this. Together.” Ellara, standing a distance away, shouted over the chaos. “Zoe! The pendant! Use it now!” Zoe hesitated, her hand instinctively grasping the moonstone. Its light was brighter than ever, pulsing with a rhythm that matched her racing heart. She could feel the power within it, vast and unyielding, but it terrified her. What if she couldn’t control it? What if it consumed her?

I declared firmly, leaving no room for any further discussion regarding this matter. Slipping the antiseptic bottle back into the zip bag, I kept it back in my first drawer, reminding myself to take it with me when I go question that warrior. In case he tries to deny it again, I’ll show him this. He would be forced to tell me the truth. Cassandra rubbed a hand over her face. “What are you going to do with the zombies? We’ve got no idea what we’re looking for. Do we?” “All I know is that we should probably start searching the Moon Howlers’ secret hide out. We might find something related to the two zombies there.” I paused before adding, “I will try to question one of them when I go down to t

The dress fits perfectly and it’s contouring my rounded belly in a flattering manner, rather than hiding it from curious eyes. Sandy adjusts the fabric around my shoulder, looking satisfied with herself, then places the Bloodoath necklace around my neck. I can’t look away from it—the dark red, wolf-fang-shaped ruby is the symbol of Deadfang’s Luna. “It looks perfect,” Sandy whispers. The necklace is truly beautiful, but despite that, I can’t help but think about the silver-white Moonraven necklace that I once wore as Raverncrest’s Luna. And today, Katherine will surely wear it instead.

"It's okay. If it broke, then it's broken. Sofia, don't look at Kelly with that resentful gaze. She didn't mean to. You're the Luna. Don't you even have that much tolerance?" A suffocating despair wrapped around me at those words. A broken, rasping sound came from my throat, and I didn't even have the strength left to argue. Soon, as more and more Rogue wolves appeared, the guards fell one after the other. Elio's gaze suddenly locked onto my neck. Hanging there was a necklace emitting a faint white glow. That was the only keepsake my mother left me before she died—a moonstone imbued with the power of absolute protection. It could block any attack from a wolf.

Soft. From the corner of my eye, something warm calls to me. The bottom corner of the desk, just beneath the edge, pulses with a gentle shimmer. Curious, I lean forward and press my fingers to it. Warmth blooms against my skin, familiar and comforting. I press gently, and with a click, a hidden compartment slides open. Inside: two bracelets, both softly glowing. My breath catches. Each bracelet is crafted of silver chain and braided black cord, with a crescent moon on its face—each half of a whole. Hanging from the moon charms are silver initials: Z.

Although it isn’t much, the werewolf thought there might be something. “That’s quite a unique necklace you have,” he started as casual as ever. Eyes scrutinizing the exquisite necklace hanging on his friend’s chest. Zane quirked his eyebrows on Zeev before looking down on his necklace that is now out of his shirt. It’s almost like a glowing stone, almost his thumb length and width, a combination of white and ocean blue color with what looks like hard dried thin roots of some plants holding it in cage and hangs on an old dark brown lace around his neck. To put it simply, it’s like a tribe necklace with nature’s stone pendant. Zeev hasn’t seen such necklace before. Maybe the first one he had e

Hell No! "Brenda, you bitch! Where is my Gem necklace?" Vivian shrieked from outside the door. Astounded by her voice, I shoved my Gem necklace back into the wooden box in a hurry, and then stashed the box under the pillow to hide it. I had barely straightened up from the bed when the wooden door of the room was kicked open. Vivian rushed in with some werewolves, followed by Luna Zoe, whose face was covered with a thick layer of foundation, but unfortunately, it could not conceal the ruffles at the nooks of her eyes.

BRIDGET The Moonstone pendant Velmara had given Nich was a shield. The reason he survived the day Zade ordered him to hold the Crystal, his cursed family heirloom. Gabe said that the Crystal was infused with magic so dark that no ordinary wolf could even touch it without agony, without being torn from the inside out. I hadn’t even known Zade had asked Nich to hold it until Gabe told me just now. Night had sunk into its deepest hour as Gabe and I began the climb.