Chica's Magic Rainbow Novels & Stories

Rose said proudly. “Not yet,” came a familiar voice from behind us. We turned to see Sabrina smiling, eyes glinting with mischief. Raising her hands, she closed her eyes, and a soft shimmer began to trail from her fingers. In an instant, sparkling snowflakes floated from her fingertips, drifting onto the branches, each one glowing with an icy, enchanted light. With a gentle flick, tendrils of blue and silver light wove through the branches, making them gleam as if kissed by a starlit frost.

Rain ran up to the counter, before mimicking a cartoon character's voice. "Order up!" She said cheesily. River glanced at Gonzalo and they both chuckled. They were about to go get her when the former caught a figure running toward their daughter from the corner of her eyes. "Hey!" She went into action instantly, sending a blast of magic at the figure. It missed the figured but it diverted their path, causing them to swerve away from Rain. Gonzalo didn't waste any more time, rushing to grab Rain and holding her close. She seemed dazed, but her attention was mostly on her use of magic.

Diana, ever unbothered, threw her hands in the air the whole time, shouting, “Witches don’t fear gravity!” Cotton candy was next. Clouds of pastel spun sugar balanced precariously on paper sticks, melting on their tongues and sticking to their fingers. Zoe smeared a streak across her cheek, pouting dramatically while Melinda tried to wipe it off, which only made it worse. Diana snapped a photo of them, declaring it “witches in their natural habitat,” while Chloe laughed so hard her stomach hurt. For the first time in weeks, her worries felt far away.

Raina saw the anger and determination brimming her eyes just like her fresh tears. "It's starting," Jacqueline finally broke out her stupor. Her voice -- a double-edged sword. Raina nodded in agreement. "Kian just told me." She glanced down at herself. Her body was still glowing with the brilliance of the aura of the Chalice. It hadn't receded within her. It was almost like her body knew it was time and was preparing her for what was to come. Charlotte grimaced, her body shaking uncontrollably. Sweat dripped down her face as she wrapped an arm around her stomach. She shuddered, squeezing her eyes shut. Raina watched the reaction as the witch stumbled and Ariana immediately steadied her.

She throws her hands up in the air in annoyance. “Chaos, please, we mean you no harm. I’m one of Mia’s friends, please, beautiful girl. Give her control. No-one will ever hurt you again. I give you my word.” Chaos watches Gina as she approaches her with her hand stretched out in front of her. Chaos looks away as Gina places her hand on her head. She breathes a sigh of relief. “Mia said she does not know you, witch.” She can speak. I see Gina’s hand glow as she chants something under her breath with her eyes closed.

Larissa smiled faintly, "It's actually a simple trick! Someone had applied a chemical to the gemstone in advance to create the refracted light effect, which was the rainbow light." She went on, "By removing these chemicals, the magical rainbow light naturally disappears. I just made a similar chemical solution. Take a look." She picked up a glass of red wine and dropped a droplet of the reagent on it. Immediately, the red wine glass displayed a genuine rainbow light. The crowd was astonished. The basic idea behind it was quite simple, like a chemical reaction in a high school science class. Yet, it had almost convinced everyone that Henry's story was true.

" I asked and she nodded. "I can't seem to remember, my memory is a bit hazy, and the more I try to remember, my head keeps on hurting," she said still holding her head Tanya said a spell and a rainbow appeared in the room. She then turned to Scarlet and smiled. " Do you remember this spell?" she asked her Scarlet stared at the rainbow, it doesn't seem that she liked it. " No" " We figured this out together, it was one of your favourite spells because you told me good people love rainbows"

They start off red, then gold, purple, green, blue, pink, orange, yellow. A rainbow forms in front of us. And I think about how dangerous this could be. It could also be helpful as well. A young woman steps out in the middle of the circle. She’s slim and graceful looking. Her hair is red and gold. Her eyes glow. Fire erupts beneath her feet, lifting her up into the air without burning her. It tosses her and she spins, doing a flip midair. The flames work with the young woman to perform acrobatic tricks for us as they tangle in the sky. It’s one of the most breathtaking things I’ve ever seen. I’m completely blown away by this special skill and extraordinary talent.

The girl is gorgeous until she sneers at me, her eyes looking me up and down. "Watch where you are going!" She shouts in the most dramatic way possible. "And what are you wearing? If you are a student, you need to wear the color of your house. Aren't you sorted yet?" "Sorted?" I ask. Two other girls are glaring at me from behind the blonde girl, clearly her little minions. They all wear the same blue cheerleading clothes, and blondie got pointy ears—definitely Fae. "At Magic Academy, there are four houses; each one represents an element—as you can see, we all belong in the house of water. It values beauty, but beauty doesn't seem important to you since you're wearing those clothes."

I say, pulling my magic into my hands. “My gift to you,” I say, sending new lights in the color of rainbows to each of them. Xander comes over, picking up the chair with me in it while the sprites thank me profusely as they leave, chittering about their new lights. “It doesn’t feel like it's enough, Xander. Seriously, this is the best chair I’ve ever sat in.” “Believe me love, they are thrilled. Next time we’re here, the rest of them will want to know what they can do to earn a rainbow light.”