Department Of Magical Law Enforcement Novels & Stories

She was deeply impressed to see the masters of magic. “Little princess, the north royals have established a separate department for witchcraft. The necromancers are appointed and paid like employees, creating exemplary relations with notable covens. It won’t be wrong to say that they have an army of warlocks.” She made an impressive speech to prove her point, speaking excitedly. I sighed, “This magic has created a lot of troubles for my family, Alicia. Despite my dad’s safety precautions, they found out about me and killed him, snatching our happiness.”

In a few minutes, Olivia's carriage was escorted by cavalry to the scene of the crime. In the center of the control room was a giant crystal ball that displayed the scene of the incident in the neighborhood. Ramos controlled the magical array to enlarge the image. After the murder triggered the alarm in the Mage Tower, Ramos immediately used the long-range teleportation array to notify the City Guard. Forming the City Guard This was a lesson learned from the Kingdom of France. After all, as the capital of the kingdom, it has a large area and a large population, and it is necessary to have a special security department to manage it. The City Guard is actually the equivalent of the police. The

“Our ruling council lost their Mage representative because he bungled handling a cursed journal. Now he’s getting the mage version of medical help for it. I know the mage that is taking over his duties until he gets better. He also the leading authority on life/death magic. It’s also called blood magic, and just so you know, its practice in any form or under any name is outlawed. So, if we find that these assholes are still active, we need to back off and call in the mage exterminators.” “Exterminators? I’ll see if I can get Hal to copy the photos as soon as you have service.” “Experts trained on taking down this type of criminal. They are the mage version of an enforcer. I have no protectio

That night, after all of the festivities were over and we said our goodbyes, Troy and I went back to the small house that used to be my mother's. Now that Sharra was no longer a threat, the chayot set up a meeting between several of the heads of different countries in the human realm and me. There, with the help of the chayot, we discussed relaxing the laws for supernaturals. Together we came to an agreement and I created a magical system with the help of Heathcliff and several other human scientists. After much discussion, I became aware of the KPID, a supernatural government agency known as the King's Paranormal Inquiries Division. The organization had been tracking supernaturals for hundr

I like to think otherwise most the time. This school along with a handful of other schools that I can't name off the top of my head are part of a school circuit in the DoE, Department of Education, that are made to cater to people like us in this classroom. Students of magical prowess. I think I heard some people when I went to city hall to register saying that these schools are insurance for society so that kids don't accidentally summon a singularity in downtown Manhattan by accident. I don't really know what that means, and thinking it was a joke laughed at it.

"Yes. And they take their jobs very seriously. If we are not careful, we could draw their notice. They do not like being left out of magical happenings that could threaten all of magical kind." "Do they show up with sirens and magical bullets of some kind? What kind of being is considered the tippy top of magical beings?" "Fae vampires," Drace said as she rejoined us. "Officially called the Wardens, they keep track of most magicks, latent and active. And believe me when we say you don't want to come to their notice." "If they're so big and scary, why haven't they stomped down on Patrick? On the Valley?" I asked. "Heinous crimes were being committed in the Valley. And almost all of them invol

Pushing it back. The pain intensifies. I scream. Can't help it. But slowly, the curse weakens. Breaks. Disperses. I'm left shaking. Weak. But alive. "Professor Moon," Cole says. "This was attempted magical murder. The spell used is classified as forbidden magic. I'm reporting this to the Headmaster immediately." Professor Moon looks shaken. "Agreed. Class dismissed. All Circle members report to the Headmaster's office. Now." Students file out quickly. Whispering. Scared.

The magical world became a place of peace and prosperity. Noah became the head of magical law enforcement, making sure the new laws were followed. Nick established a network of sanctuaries for magical beings who needed protection. Alexander became an advisor to the Bridge Children, helping them navigate the complexities of ruling such a diverse population. And me? I remained as I was - part of the magical fabric of the world, watching over my family and all the other families who had fought for a better future. Sometimes, when Gabriel was feeling sad or uncertain, I would send him a sign - a flash of silver light, a warm breeze, or a whisper of encouragement.

“I don’t....what is this?! Who are you people?!” “We are the enforcers of magical law,” the woman said curtly. Her long white coat looked official, futuristic almost, with an insignia I couldn’t quite focus on, like it shimmered just out of my brain’s understanding. “You activated forbidden latent magic in the mortal realm. You’ve breached containment.” “I don’t know what any of that means!” I screamed, but they didn’t flinch. She tapped a device, and suddenly I was wearing clothes again. They were strange dark uniform style leggings and a high collared jacket marked with a symbol that matched her own. They were dressing me like I already belonged to them. Like I was just another recruit.

Elder Orion asked from his position in the front row. "Artificial strength augmentation that put them at nearly Alpha-level power, accelerated healing that made them extremely difficult to take down permanently, and enhanced sensory capabilities that made them almost impossible to surprise or ambush." Lyra's jaw tightened. "We also discovered evidence of magical compulsion spells designed to ensure absolute, unquestioning loyalty to their handlers." The room went completely silent. Magical compulsion was one of the most strictly forbidden practices in all of supernatural law, banned by every major faction after the devastating conflicts of the previous century.