Fiery Path Emerald Novels & Stories

Something precious and important. ‘We were fighting the attack on the pack grounds. Fenris and I were working together, and we unlocked our powers. By the school we were separated. Fenris assisted fighting pack members, while I was protecting children. Our mate was wounded, and the woman had plunged a knife into him. We got her off, but he was badly wounded. We licked the wound to help him heal.’ As Emerald is talking, the pictures of the events play in my mind. It feels like a movie from a lifetime ago, not something that happened just recently. The two sides are at a war inside me. The pains are almost unbearable, and they reach a crescendo where I am sure I will not survive it. Just as I

"Damn that sorry, Matthew!" The iron poker slammed against the stone hearth with a deafening crack, sending a spray of orange sparks dancing into the air. Emerald didn't just look angry; she looked like a force of nature finally breaking its banks. Her chest heaved, and the dead look in her eyes was replaced by a searing, emerald heat that felt like it could burn me where I lay.

The amazing flames seemed to be able to burn through the void and make people feel as if they could breathe in the heat waves. The broadsword in his hand was like the soul of fire, containing millions of volcanoes of lava. It was the underground lava that could burn everything. At this moment, this cultivator appeared a little lower than the Grand Pure Emperor. There was no need to report his identity. His current position was enough to represent his identity. Caspian's eyes did not linger on this opponent for long before looking back at the Grand Pure Emperor. At this time, the Grand Pure Emperor had integrated the broken pieces of the Six Paths of Reincarnation plate that the Heaven's Edge

“Tell us what the Fiery Mist Pack wanted from you.” Alpha Gaios's eyes widened, his muscles tensing. His claws dug into the armrest, and his body began to rattle as he ineptly fought against my command. Finally, his mouth opened, and he choked out, “Emeralds… They wanted… our emeralds.” I looked at Kaira, and she seemed as confused as I was. “Why did they need your emeralds? Eudoris doesn't lack gem mines.” The former king made a choking sound, still trying to fight against my power. It lasted a few more seconds before he rasped, “The witch… needed it. She needed… the rare ones… She would pay… any price for those.”

The goods were already halfway through the desert, and everyone who got the news saw treasures shining before their eyes and sought them out with all kinds of tactics and weapons. It cost the Bronze Orchid a lot of men to fend them off, but it was worse on the other side, because Kamman brought his brain to a pure fistfight, having an advantage over all of them. At that time, Detective Fang had only recently been promoted to a detective and was so eager to prove a point.

Words, to her freaking surprise, turned to saliva and slipped down her throat. This feeling was intense— just like the eyes of her Alpha. Sparkling Embers, dark yellow, looking like scorching heating fire. Fire that spurts from the mouth of a dragon, which melts every freaking wall and vaporizes every drop of water, and turns every being into ash if caught under its cage.

“Lady Emory, then.” Knowing I’m not going to win this battle, I concede. Gavin shows off his little menagerie. There are birds I’ve seen in books, and there are birds I’ve never even heard of. They come in all sorts of colors from black to a rainbow of feathers. “And over here is the rarest in my collection, the Firebird. There are known to be less than fifty of them in the world.” Inside the cage is a bird with feathers that look like flames. Its feathers are a mix of reds, yellows, and oranges. Its beak and eyes are obsidian black. Something about its face looks sickly and old.

This was not the Nine Continents, and the names of herbs might be different here as well. Realization dawned upon King Astro as he heard the description. "You mean the Flame Fungi! This is an extremely rare spirit fungus. There's some in the Gem City palace, but…" Here, King Astro smiled before continuing to speak, "Don't worry, though! Emerald Cloud City is rife with precious herbs. I can ask around if there's any Fire Fungi available." Darryl nodded. "That would be great! Thank you, King Astro." King Astro waved a hand, responding respectfully before flagging down a guard captain and asking, "Do you know where to find any Fire Fungi around here?"

The fire turned toward her. There was no other way to describe it. The entire flame— looked at her. HEIR. Emmy’s eyes burned violet. Ignisvath stepped beside her. “Do not answer it.” The fire shifted. DRAGON. Ignisvath’s eyes became gold. Dimitrius whispered something under his breath. The seventh chain groaned. Words appeared across it. Emmy approached. Ignisvath caught her hand. She looked at him. He didn’t say no.

Leaving Erica's office, I felt agitated and on edge. I was used to controlling my emotions and my actions but at this moment I felt like I would explode. I had begun to pry open the safe that I kept locked in my mind and feelings were beginning to seep out while I desperately tried to push them back in. On my way home, I called my husband and told him that I needed a break, and asked if he could watch the children so that I could spend the night at the casino alone. Usually, you would have a good time staying at a casino, but I was more interested in the free room that they give you for gambling there in the past. I needed that free room right now. I do not want to put this burden on my fami