Cloaking Spells Novels & Stories

The word tasted bitter on my tongue. “Let him come,” Draco shrugged. “We’re cloaked. A warlock sealed the entire camp with a veil spell.” “You cloaked an entire settlement?” I asked, surprised. “That takes serious magic.” Draco smirked. “It’s not as difficult as it sounds. We used two artifacts—one representing blood, the other flesh. Together, they anchor the spell to this land. As long as they remain hidden, no one can find us, not even Lucian.” Before I could ask more, a cheer rose from the center of the camp. Music floated in the air, a melody of drums and flutes.

"I'm going to cast a cloaking spell on us before we teleport. It's something my mother developed a couple of decades ago when security cameras started becoming more widespread. It shields us from all electronic monitoring. You won't be able to spot us in the cameras. Which also means whatever security team is watching them inside the building won't be able to either." "Well, holy shit," Tiago muttered. "Um, is that going to hurt or anything?" I asked. Teleporting was already uncomfortable, and the idea of more spells being cast over me was a little unsettling. "You may feel a slight tingle, like static electricity passing over your body. The spell only lasts about ten minutes. After that, it

The toed off their shoes and walked into the water. "It's so cold",Serena said. "Once we're in the water, we won't feel it that much",Xavier assured her. "Okay, here's what we're going to do",Serena said loudly. The water raged and splashed on them, wetting their bodies and drowning out their voices. "The second before we dive in, we will recite the cloaking spell. And then renew it until we get to the bottom of the ocean". The cloaking spell was an ancient spell that was only used in the water. It was what the witches used in training their young ones on how to swim. It was a white shield that enclosed them and prevented the water bodies from harming them.

Wendy said and stood up to get her kit. As usual, for the spell, a map, a compass and the people involved would be needed. But this kind of cloaking spell was more intense than the normal ones, they had to also block any memories of West and Aurora from the minds of anyone that ever knew them, except the witches of course. It was against their rules to tell on their fellow witches.

"Good observation, Lila. As a witch, attentive observation is necessary. You do not let anything go unnoticed." "You cast a flame spell just before you cast a cloak spell." She explained and confused me. "What does that even mean?" "When you melt the ice without using flames, you're only taking out the ice while using flames that only you can see. It's a basic but complicated spell. When you have many enemies on the battleground, you can use it to burn one of them without having the others know that you're using a flame spell. You can cloak other things beside flames anyway." She explained to my understanding.

He took a few more steps, scanning the room. Then he stopped. “Hmph. Must be losing my mind.” He turned and walked out, the door creaking shut behind him. I waited. Counted his steps, fading down the hallway. Five… ten… twenty… Now. I emerged from hiding and went straight to Luka. He didn’t stir. His breath was weaker now. No more time. I chanted under my breath, a spell of concealment woven from shadows and blood. My hands brushed the air over him, drawing a veil around us both. The cloaking magic shimmered faintly, then turned invisible.

Her wet clothes clung to her body, making her appear smaller and more vulnerable against his towering frame. "I'm still able to see you, dear, even if your little friend here is making you invisible to me," he said, a sinister smile spreading across his face. His fingers dug deeper into Angelina's arm, leaving red marks on her pale skin. "Did you really think a simple cloaking spell would work against someone like me?"

It flew off and circled around my body, encasing me in this undeniable warmth as I felt the temporary protection spell cover me. I continued. Se aftó to méros kai se aftín tin óra Apó tous kidemónes ton mystikón tis nýchtas Párte ta kleidiá stin kardiá mou Kai kleíste tis pórtes tou myaloú mou

So that Jeremy won't be able to track our movements, we all left our phones and laptops at the lake house, but we took out the hard drives and then bought burner phones, but Jeremy can't just track us electronically he has Iannis with him which means he can track us with a locator spell,so that's why Eric and Kat are putting a cloaking spell on the two cars and they'll do the same thing to the plane. "All done, both the cars are now cloaked, we linked the spell with our life force, so as long as both Kat and I are breathing, the spell will hold." Eric tells us and again I'm shocked, I still haven't had the time to wrap my head around the fact that he's a warlock and not just any warlock, the

Grandma and Kira showed up first. “Kass… is this the place we found with the locating spell?” Grandma asked agitated. “Yes. And this time I will need to channel your energy as well. My energy may not be strong enough to break the spell and hold the protective shield at the same time,” I explained. “Kass, you know we don't have the ability to make shields like you do,” Kira stated, worried. “I will make one,” I smirked, “You will just have to do everything you can to maintain it through the entire ritual, no matter what would happen…”