A Certain Magical Index Wiki Novels & Stories

"What secret?" Shaking her head with a sigh, Aisha explained, "It seems I'll have to explain it to you again. The magical tower is a unique dimension formed by the fusion of dark and light energies. You might not fully grasp it as I explain it, but you should be aware that the evil god desires to devour the lower dimensions. All the energy consumed by the evil god can manifest in this magical tower. Everyone who appears here is an enemy of the magical tower's fated master. That makes me your enemy too." Wilbur frowned and asked, "Why are you telling me all this?"

Nikki asked one last time before leaving. “I will wait for you guys here,” I replied as I pointed to the spot that I sat on. “Alright,” Nikki replied. “I’ll just lock the doors when I leave. If anything happens you know you can call me right?” “Of course,” I replied. As Nikki left, I finished another book. I decided to check more on mages and black magics but books related to these topics are hard to find. I was about to give up when something caught my eye.

There was a tall white candle and two polished obsidian stones. "So what kind of magic is this?" Cassius asked observing over my shoulder. "It is called scrying," she said matter-of-factly. Selene stepped between Ares and Magnus to light a piece of kindle in the fireplace. She then walked her flame to the candle and lit the wick before shaking the tinder out. "What does it do?" Kole asked curiously. Every one of us was fascinated by the witch's current actions. "If I do it right, then I should be able to see where Damion is located," she said as she settled herself in my chair directly in front of the candle flame.

Alessia nearly did too. “Terra: Move or shape stone using only your core.” “So I need actual magic,” Alessia muttered, panic rising. “Correct,” Kael said. “Lux?” she asked. Kael paused before answering. “Lux: Illuminate a sacred pillar with your inner light. Only pure Lux cores succeed.” “Pure?” Alessia whispered. Her core was anything but pure. ‘Great!’ she thought sarcastically. “Caligo?” she breathed. Kael's voice lowered. “Reach into the Shadow Well and guide a wraith without letting it consume you.”

“I know it's the astral trail because I recognize the energy marks from when they were watching me. If they were here, they had to use ancient magic, magic that the guards don't recognize.” That was a damn weakness. “Ancient magic—” “They used a magic well,” Izan muttered, his eyes wide. “They accessed a well we don't know about, maybe one that's not on the maps, that Ada doesn't remember, or that was never found before.” “That would explain a lot,” Gabrielle said. “I'll go check everything out and notify our allies.” “That means we must use the magic of the well in Eclipse to reinforce the guards,” I said firmly, and they nodded. “It's the only way we have to raise our defenses so we can pr

‘Maddie was confused and looked up at her grandmother in disbelief. ‘Yes, baby. Everyone here knows the deeper ways of Wicca. In the coming days, your brain will crack and your imagination will be stimulated. You will come into contact with the real magic in this world. It will be a lot of information. Just let it get over you. I will prepare some herbs to support you and the herbal tea that you have been drinking for years, can now be left for good. It was to suppress your deeper magic. ‘ ‘Omem?’

If we don’t make it here, we’ll have to wait for another decade for another chance. There is a mirror magic at the top of the arena so that everyone can see what’s happening on the arena. Even us, whose here at the back, can see everything. The first one to battle is the two spatial mages, spatial magic are really convenient on the battle field. When there is emergency from a far away kingdom, as long as the spatial mage has seen the place, they can make spatial magic to that place. Their magic can alco be formulated into an attack, a strong one at that, but only few spatial mages were able to do that.

"What magic could do this?" "That is the troubling part, My Queen," replied Lady Wisteria, Councilor of Magic. Her violet eyes glowed faintly as she spoke. "The magical signature matches nothing in our records. It is not dragon fire, nor human, nor even the wild magic of the borderlands." "Phoenix fire," murmured Lord Rowan, Councilor of Knowledge. His skin, the colour of aged parchment, seemed to rustle as he shifted in his seat. "The pattern bears resemblance to ancient accounts of the phoenix's fire."

"He kept showing up when I felt worst. Said weird things about my energy." A beat of silence. Then Derek exhaled, shaking his head. "Energy draining is rare. Some call it ‘witch sickness.’ There’s no real cure, just… prevention." He abruptly changed the subject, pulling a book from the shelf. "This spell sharpens memory. Temporary, but useful before exams." As he leaned in to point out a passage, his shoulder brushed hers—and he froze. "Your magic," he murmured. "It feels… different." Rita forced a laugh. "Probably Pru’s amulet." She tapped the charm at her throat—a decoy.

She was the oldest member of our pack, old enough to remember when Alpha James and Luna Catherine were still alive. "Sage," Beta Marcus said respectfully, though I could hear the irritation in his voice. "We weren't expecting you." "I felt the magical disturbance from here," she said, studying Thelma with knowing eyes. "Blood magic gone wrong. Very dangerous. Very painful." "Can you help her?" I asked urgently. Sage moved closer, placing one gnarled hand on Thelma's forehead. She closed her eyes for a moment, and I saw her lips moving in some kind of silent chant.