Dao Blood Mage Novels & Stories

Dove questioned but Teresa ignored her , ' Stopping the bleeding won't do, I have to heal her completely ' she thought with shallow breaths. “ Teresa, if you're trying to heal her completely as an E class two-star mage there is no way you can do that, just stop, I think the bleeding has stopped,” Dove suggested but Teresa didn't listen, ' I'm aware but I'm almost there ' she thought. “ You're not listening to me Teresa, if you continue with this you will drain all your mana ” Dove yelled, “ Dove ” Elex called as he tapped her arm and pointed at Amaria's wound, “ it's closing up”, Dove glanced at Teresa then at Amaria's wound, ' she's actually doing it '

The message would send them rushing back, forcing them to converge, strengthening their numbers against the monsters creeping from behind. Two problems solved with one command. From where I stand, the letters begin to etch themselves across the sky. A-I-T— Then the mage doubles over. His body convulses as he coughs up blood, crimson spilling over his chin. His nose and ears begin to bleed, the glow in his eyes shattering. “He’s been attacked!” a woman cries, rushing forward. She’s tall, her long red hair gleaming like fire in the fading light, eyes the same burning shade. Her staff—deep redwood carved with runes—shivers in her grip as she kneels beside him.

Jalan's face flashed an ugly shade of red as he stammered wordlessly. Yet just yet, Master Magaera was seen getting to his feet. His eyes were bloodshot as he stared daggers at Darryl. "You sure are a genius, just like the Ancient Ancestor said. To think that you were still able to hurt me considering your condition, you're really quite something…" Master Magaera's face was pale then, but he did not look weak in the slightest. Darryl's blow just now had hurt Master Magaera. But he was powerful enough to take it in the end, as Darryl had not cast the Nine Heavens Holy Profound Art with peak power.

I thought Darkness has a splinter of the high mage as well, Ferro said. Just because he has it, doesn't mean he uses it, Damonq pointed out. Power burst into the small confines of the chamber. Gary strode in, his long hair flowing behind him. The muscles beneath his thin shirt rippled in an impressive display of sheer strength. His gaze fell first on the mage, jumped to the injuries on Damonq and then slowly slid over the wall where the empty cage sat. "I feel her presence," he said softly. "She is very powerful and a boon to any man such as I. Before we try to bring her back, I will do what I can for the mage and you, Damonq. I grow weary of you and your injuries."

It was a pity that this thing was hard to come by. Since he could not buy it with money, he could only proceed step by step. It would still be good to increase the chances of them breaking through Eternal Realm by even a little. After David touched the wine jar with his hands, he did not take it away. Instead, he stayed in the same position, puzzling Magus. He looked up and saw David looking straight at him excitedly. ‘What’s going on?’ Magus was a little confused. In reality, what David was looking at was the system panel that appeared in front of him, but Magus could not see it.

“Or I swear on the most sacred thing I have, which is my baby, I'll have you used as a game ball on the next hunt.” Daemon arched his eyebrows and then smiled. “Okay, fair enough,” the vampire said and sighed. “Now be honest with me, what the heck am I doing here?” “My blood,” I said and sighed. "You've done a lot of experiments, but none have turned out well. The blood won't stabilize." “And it will never stabilize,” Daemon said, and I frowned. “You must treat it for what it is: divine magic.” Marco looked at me amused; he knew what Gabrielle had told me.

Naomi felt Daegal tug on her arm, trying to pull her away while Az did the same to his sister but they were both rooted to the ground. Meriana's anguished screams tore through the entire room as more blood gushed from her nose and even her ears and eyes. Naomi perceived a vincula being latched on her ankle and Nerina's magic being snuffed out but it did nothing for the power currently melting the brain of her friend. She vaguely heard Azriel shout at Daegal to adjust the vincula to fit something he called soul magic but whatever Daegal tried to do was too late because Meriana let out one last scream and fell to the ground.

The two of us were walking toward the opposite door, not wanting Aurora to hear anything. “Alpha Dante is in need of blood…” “And your point is? I told you to do everything to ensure that his operation succeeds; therefore, give him the blood he needs” I snapped, stopping her. The woman couldn't possibly call me here to say that to me. Especially since she knew that the man was my brother and I knew that the blood bank was full and we weren’t in need; therefore her coming to me did not make any sense. “That is the problem, Alpha” she said, making me frown in confusion, her silence annoying me more than it should. Her heart raced before she spoke, clearly fearing my reaction “he’s O negative.

Danny assured him. Jun nodded and they followed David inside the café. “David! Are you sure it’s okay for you to roam around now?” Kheemo asked David when he saw him. “Yes, hyung. I’m healed and healthy now. Look.” David answered while flexing his muscles. Kheemo and Jheemo laughed. “Yeah. David is back!” Jheemo said. “Thank you, hyungs.” David said to them. “David! Don’t move too much!” Iyah said as she approached David.

“I’m also a mage, remember?” With a flick of Keila’s hand, a gush of wind attacked the scrofa and knocked it down to a nearby tree. Before it could even recover, Keila created wind blades to cut it in half. “You’re not bad,” Dio said with an amazed smile. “Not bad? I’m good.” Keila corrected him. “I’m a mage that could fight on par with Lady Amery.” “Lady Amery?” Dio chuckled. “She wasn’t that strong.”