Abyss Magic Training Novels & Stories

“A man could well lose his part to her gentle touch!” “Then what have you planned?” Jaecar’s black brows lifted in interest. “I intend to play as unfairly as she.” “How’s that?” “A spell an old friend gave me.” “The mage Commander when he trained you.” “Nay.” Magus shook his head. “We rarely saw him. The one that truly trains is his Second in Command, Hawk. He was my mentor.” “And what spell did he give you?” Magus beamed. “One to melt a woman who’s toyed with you too long. One he wrote for a particular little mage that had been teasing him below the breeches.”

“Umm. No, he is from the Hidden pack. The first time I saw him, I rivalled his looks with that of gods and guess who won?” “Your man, of course,” she said, and both of us broke into laughter. “These grounds… are they?” “Those are training grounds. There are four training grounds as well. Students use training ground 1 or TG1. TG2 and TG3 are for army training and TG4 is especially for magic training and battles, which is quite common here,” she said. “Students?” I titled my head, confused, and the baby phoenix who had regained enough strength after sleeping all the way in my palms copied my gestures. The cutest thing ever.

(Adelaide & Caelum) The training pits did not care who she was. They never had. They lay open beneath the mountain like a scar that refused to heal—obsidian floors webbed with old fractures, air heavy with residual magic soaked so deep into the stone it hummed even untouched. This was not a place for triumph. It was a place for restraint failing.

The Resonance of Magic That afternoon, away from the prying eyes of couriers and visiting lords, Caelum led Lyra down into the deep, private training chambers beneath the citadel—a subterranean hall carved from ancient black basalt where the ambient magical energy of the mountain was densest. They stood in the center of a large, circular rune-carved platform. "Why down here?" Lyra asked, looking around the cavernous, torch-lit room as the heavy stone doors clicked shut behind them. "I've sensed a shift in our magic since the Soul-Bind mark was sealed with the vault collapse." Caelum said, peeling off his linen shirt to reveal his broad, powerful chest, and the shadow tattoos that faintly wri

Formation blueprints used these rules as its base, and the rules were used on it. Hence, in those few days, Alex had skipped his sleep and meals to learn this ‘Formation Ratio’ method from Jasmine, causing Luna to have a lot of things to say about him. It was unknown if this woman had been yearning for its savor after experiencing real happiness in the hot spring previously. She wanted to practice the Cinnabar Spell with Alex almost every day by glorifying it as—training! The frequency of the so-called training was a bit high. Three times a day was considered normal, and even seven times a day wasn’t the limit.

They often spent the night sitting around bonfires after a grueling training day and barely had any rest during the day. Seraphina took it upon herself to train Orion and Rey in the ways of mage-level magic. They spent countless hours immersed in ancient tomes and practicing intricate spells. Seraphina's guidance was invaluable as she shared her wisdom, helping them tap into the depths of their magical potential. The crackle of arcane energy filled the air as they mastered new spells, their confidence growing with each successful incantation.

The Abyss might have a lot of members, but they are not exactly strong. They have no adults, no one to lead their 'army' of minions. They just thought if they showed up with half the kids in the school we'd turn and run.... but they are mistaken. We have the power and we aren't going to let this go without them learning their lesson. Kody has some weird ass magic, drawing all their dark magic to him and he uses their own magic and shoots it back at them. It's actually kinda pretty and a freaky kinda way. I've never seen him use his powers before.

Then they freeze into cold solid ice. "Another surprise." Dr. Ashley smiled as she adored the unexpected beauty of the glimmering frost of water all around Mayari. "With the element of water, you can manipulate any body of liquid substances and with a certain water magic session you might be able to learn the magic of healing." She informed before placing in another shard. The ball of water morph into a ball of hurricane, along with the wind in the entire room whirling in a soft gentle motion, stroking every strand of Mayari's hair delicately like petals in a warm spring breeze.

Walking slowly around me, she said in a confident tone that was free of malice, “The training consists of three parts… physical, mental, and magical. Your muscles are soft. Therefore, we will begin with the physical. It does no good to know magic if your body is not performing at its utmost best. Magic can be energetically depleting. Some magic is so complex that it could actually drain your body to the extent that you lose your life. Being as strong and fit as you can be can help deter such a tragedy.” I thought back on how I’d been forced to take a nap after I’d opened that portal and nodded. “I’ll do what needs to be done. Your queen said that if I bring back this Melissa, she’ll

The morning sun was already high by the time I arrived at the training grounds, where Morwyn was arranging our lesson space. Crystals glinted along the stone walls, and she'd re-drawn the symbols on the dirt that glowed softly with lingering energy. "Today we do amplification," she told me when I approached. "Learning to expand your cooperative magic over greater distances and through multiple natural elements simultaneously." It sounded challenging, which was a good thing. After the conversation with Lucien last night, I needed something to focus on besides the tangled feelings brewing in my chest.