Novel & Cerita Department Of Magical Law Enforcement

Again everyone gasped, something I expected. The mortal world is the world of beings without powers... every magic-user dispatched there are those who are not capable enough to protect their families or those who have failed to protect them or orphans who grew up in the orphanage enough to marry but could not find a mate. But there was also the Mortal Magic Dispatch Team or the M.M.D.T, a group of people keeping a close eye on the magic users sent there and also on those who used black magic to get there, their job is to send back any magic-user who has violated the contract they signed before being sent there or have violated the mortal world or the laws of our world. "Very well then." The

I ask, skirting my way around the rug until I plop down in the brown, leather recliner. “Which one?” “The one I fell through,” I answer, thinking it obvious. I hadn’t gotten a look at the other, the place he’d pulled me to. “A slip-void, they’re used for travel. They’re not meant for inexperienced wizards,” he tells me as though it’s the dullest thing in the world. It makes me feel dumb. “Why?” “It takes a high level of magic to keep the primordial darkness at bay.” “Is the darkness dangerous?” he gives me a look that says ‘stupid question’, “Why did you leave it open then? Surely you could have kept me from entering.”

She rewarded him with a death glare and a reminder that he just landed himself in the doghouse and would not be sleeping with her tonight. “You can’t decide things for me now that I am going to be king.” I tried to get the topic back on track and away from talking about Ciara. “We can if we get the Magical Creature Council’s approval.” Elder Beacon spoke with a half sadistic grin on his face as he pulled out a letter from his coat jacket. My mother handed me the document. The Magical Council was above all the Kings, Queens, Alphas, Lunas and anyone else holding a position of power. It was created to maintain peace between the magical and non-magical beings.

“Magical law enforcement.” She let out a low whistle. “We could use more women on the force.” She grinned. “And who knows what’s lurking behind that restraint. You might be a total badass.” I looked up at her. “There aren’t a lot of women in magical law enforcement?” She hummed. “Not as many on the front lines anyway. Most women in the field are in office positions, paperwork, etc. unless they’re witches. Shifters on the whole have a weird sense about who can do what kinds of jobs.”

– Another reporter questioned. - Before coming to this plane, everyone like the human police, submitted to a magical contract, which is worth both soul and freedom, they abdicated violence for no reason, they can't do anything that doesn't leave a mark. – The commissioner said. – They also have DNA, which is not human, perhaps, there is no possibility, everything leaves a mark, traces, even magic, it has its mark, if a human under magical contract, practiced it, then he would be banned, sealed , in a magic dome, imprisoned until the police found him. – The commissioner said.

It was the one place in the kingdoms where my father had little jurisdiction. “I was reading about it a while back,” Mia went on. “The mages have this… council that makes up all of their laws and oversees all of the lesser witches. There are certain schools of magic that have been outlawed. I imagine that ‘compelling the King to do one’s bidding through sex magic’ isn’t typically tolerated.” The room fell silent again as we all considered that for a few moments. If Belinda was using some form of illegal magic against my father, then perhaps we could report her to that council that Mia mentioned.

He recently called her by her first name, nobody knew when that started. Moon was pleased that the distance between them had narrowed again, after the great misunderstanding that had deeply affected the bond of trust between them at the time. ‘Well,’ she sighed deeply, ‘the magic world buzzes a bit. Prime Minister Mauli suddenly gets the broom through all kinds of laws. There is even talk of some sort of registration taking place for all magical beings!’ ‘The better cubicle work,’ said Raven with a sigh of incomprehension. Moon nodded. She smiled. ‘Well, it might not get that far, there are still many negotiations going on.’

"Which constitutes a threat to palace security under the Crown's Magical Safety statutes. The silver is a legal precautionary measure." "The Crown's Magical Safety statutes apply to hostile magical actors," Kael said. "My mate is not a hostile actor. The statutes don't apply." "I'm determining that they do." "Then you're wrong." Kael's voice didn't rise. "And you know you're wrong, which is why this is happening in your private receiving room rather than a public forum." He looked at his father with the clarity of someone who has stopped performing ignorance about something they've known for a long time. "You needed her without me present and without witnesses. You're not acting under statut

Xander’s voice was like frost. 'The… Supernatural Enforcement Bureau?” Evangeline blinked. “ "Yes, they are the ones sending those monsters you encounter after us." Selene nodded slowly. “The Bureau masks itself behind places of prestige - high-end institutions where no one asks questions. They steal, track, and imprison what they can’t destroy.” "And they never let anything arcane walk out.” Lucien added, and Evangeline felt the blood drain from her face. “My sister’s inside.” "If she knows what they really do, she’s part of it." Xander stepped closer. “If she doesn’t… she’s being used.”

Callista. The Witches’ Guild is situated on the other side of the country, deep inside the mountains. Since the beginning, it had been hidden from humans with stronger wards than the ones used in the Were packs, spelled into place hundreds of years ago. The Witches’ Guild consists of the Training Academy for young witches, the Magical Crime Investigation Unit, the Witches’ Council as well as the Hospital for Magical Maladies, abbreviated as 'HMM'. Never let it be said that people of magic did not have a sense of humor.