Lead
Stone
Stone adjective - Having no exceptions or restrictions.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- The Council fears that the stone's ability to turn everything to gold could lead to a vast devaluation of gold, causing a gobal economic collapse, and wish to have the stone for safekeeping.
Source: Philosopher's Stone - Though turning lead to gold is mentioned, the stone's main power ramps up Scarlett's mild psychic healing ability, allowing her to fully heal a mortally wounded person.
Source: Philosopher's Stone -
They also lead her to the ruined castle so she can learn the truth about the legend of the princes, and the true danger of the spell, and in the end they lead her back to the stone circle so she can save her mother.
Source: Western Animation / Brave
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