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Master, Apprentice
"Instead he sent me to retrieve a dagger from a wizard. He warned me that the wizard would have to give it to me because it was magical, but told me no more. I tried everything I had on that old man with no avail, so I went back to him and asked how. He told me only that I would have to have my silver tongue magically enhanced to get it. I had no clue how I was going to get him to do that when I couldn’t even get a dagger, but out of desperation, I tried. I succeeded. After that it was not nearly so difficult to get the dagger."
"I don’t know what kept him from killing me when I returned, but again he didn’t. He trained me in everything I would need to know to defend myself. He said that I p
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Traveller Of Two Worlds
The numbers of Mage were quite short actually, probably almost to the point of useless even, but 10 Grand Wizard is sufficient enough also, as a Grand Magus of Tier 6, the old man is quite good actually. He’s a living legend so to said, famous a few hundred years back for participating in a lot of wars. But this sight from Institute of Artemesia is understandable, after all, they were not actually a country, but rather just a large private school that has it’s own land, most of the time they were neutral. But everyone can see that the time has changed, eventually they have to picked a side, since then they have chosen to side with the First World Alliance, hence they have to keep their parts
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Aurora and the Heart of Magic
I was glad that I had asked them to give up searching Aslan.
Raina’s eye snapped towards Aslan just for a second but then she bowed to me and said, “We didn’t have any luck finding her even today.”
“F***! You had sent out the whole force to search for Aurora.” Aslan said with a bewildered expression.
I cleared my throat and managed to say in a cold voice“How else will I procure the ‘The Heart of Magic.’”
“Of course! How can The Great Dragon King lose a chance to become more ruthless and more powerful.”
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Dragon Dhampir
“And it is more powerful than dark magic?”
Seraphina nodded at Achilles, “It is the most powerful form of magic, those that could wield it were known as mage’s, not Alchemist’s as Dhampirs are referred as. Mage’s displayed natural, raw and untaught magic abilities from a very young age, beyond our natural aptitude for elemental magic.”
Achilles nodded slowly as he tried to understand the new information. “How do you even know Spirit Seraphina? I thought all of the scrolls and grimoires had been lost?” Helga frowned.
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The Hybrid- Supernatural Love Series: Book 1
As Beta I ran the training of the entire pack, for me not to be involved would be odd.
We’d picked a site to train quite some miles away, right on our border. We had told the other scouts that we would cover that area today, so we knew we wouldn’t be disturbed. The last thing we needed was our pack spotting a brand-new mage trying to control her powers.
When I arrived, Asher was there with some books. He was sitting on the grass cross-legged studying one of them intently. As I approached, he lifted his gaze.
“Ah! Just in time, I wanted to go over this with you before Thea arrives. I’ve found a passage about mages who have difficulty in controlling their magic when they reach puberty. I know
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Mage of Wolves
“Miss Nightingale, it’s Mr. Nuthatch. I am ready to begin your training now, if you’ve decided to accept the council’s offer.”
“Okay. I’ll be right down,” I said to him and then turned to Ben, my mouth hanging open. “How did he….”
“He’s a mage. Mages are tricky,” he said with a shrug, giving me a look that said, “I told you so.”
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I Make My Own Happy Ending
"I've got the venue. I'll send you the link. It's a restaurant, 3 stars, so I guess it's pretty good. But it's not exactly fine dining, so I'm gonna go casual--"
"You going on a date, Alisa?" Spencer asked with sudden interest. There was a gleam in his eyes that I did not like.
"Yes."
"You know, I've never met the guy, but I hear he's pretty incredible. Like, as an Adventurer, I mean."
I narrowed my eyes at him. Spencer is kind of tricky. Despite his looks, he's a Mage who specialises in earth-based creation magic and he's a Scholar. This means that he is mostly the type to go out on treasure hunts and mapping quests rather than subjugations, so it makes sense he's never encountered Jester.
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Chance To Change The Future
But her heart was pounding thinking there was possibility to be mage but soul ocean was the main reason to be a mage.
A person could only be called mage when he would be able to activate his soul power. Magic was the power which a soul contained. But of course they don’t have soul protector. In the whole destroy of magic and mage; there was no any record which could describe her present condition.
“Of course, you are my boss. So, my contractor also has to be equally powerful as me. I have so-called pride too you know.” Oggil replied. His nose suddenly became so long that Alexis couldn’t help but to shake he heard helplessly.
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Wanderers Of the Night
Yarsi snorted.
Inside, as if in mockery, there was a homely cozy room with a floor covered with a fluffy carpet. Along the walls were soft sofas and magic lamps on high legs were burning. But not everyone could enter here. Radolyub removed defensive spells and let the companions go forward, except for Yarsi and Tirena, the Vistolet followed inside.
The archmage nodded questioningly at the girl.
- She is very capable, she wants to become a battle mage and the test has already passed in the field, - the werewolf grinned. – It only gets lost sometimes, but it will pass. With time. Didn't change your mind?
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Zeda And The Four Princes Of Shadowbrook Academy
“Potentials? I don’t need no fucking potentials here. What about the Empress? She’s still not back?”
“No, sir, and no one still knows about her and her husband’s whereabouts. Besides, one of the two potentials is ahead of her.”
“What?”
“Yes sir. The Empress is a three-elemental Mage. Zeda, the female potential, is a four-elemental Mage, while Adrian, the male potential, is a two-elemental Mage.”
“A four-elemental Mage? That should be the first in how many centuries now?”
“Yes sir. Both of them have ascended the Realm, so it’s possible for them to hit the five-element level.”
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The heart of 'Minor Mage' is this scrappy, determined kid named Oliver who’s thrust into way more responsibility than any 12-year-old should have to handle. He’s not your typical hero—no flashy powers or epic lineage—just a minor mage with a grumpy armadillo familiar and a village relying on him to end a drought. What I love about Oliver is how human he feels; he screws up, gets scared, and doubts himself, but keeps going because he has to. The book’s charm comes from his voice—equal parts sarcastic and vulnerable, like when he complains about his magic being 'mostly theoretical' while trudging through mud.
What’s brilliant is how T. Kingfisher (Ursula Vernon) subverts fantasy tropes with Oliver. Instead of a chosen one, he’s literally unchosen—his mentor vanished, leaving him with half-baked training. His journey isn’t about defeating a dark lord; it’s about grappling with failure and the weight of others’ expectations. Also, that armadillo? Pure gold. Their banter adds levity to some surprisingly dark moments, like when Oliver confronts the reality that adults don’t always have answers. It’s a coming-of-age story wrapped in weird magic and wit.
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