Disappearance Spell Novels & Stories

Her eyes gleamed, "I just don't think it's something you'll agree to, but...I don't need your agreement anymore!" His eyes darkened, "What?!" Her smile faded into something colder and her hair weaved through the air as she whispered a powerful spell. Suddenly, something slammed into Ezekiel's senses, and all he could see around him was blurry lines. He could feel, hear, smell or see anything else for a while. He growled, "Eleanor!" Clutching his head, he only staggered on his feet. In less than a minute, the spell dispersed and Ezekiel snapped back to reality. He stood alone in the empty house, chest heaving and eyes blazing with rage.

Kellan glared at the crazed Alayna with disgust and ordered, "Misael Finch and Alayna Ewing have committed the grave offense of using forbidden black magic to harm their own pack. Their crimes are heinous and unforgivable. "Effective immediately, Misael is stripped of his position as Alpha, and Alayna is stripped of her position as Luna. Both are hereby expelled from the Darkspire pack and shall never set foot within its territory again." The guards surged forward, roughly hauling the two away.

The wizard would strike his staff on the ground and casted spells aloud and the whole sky would turn dark with great light emitting from the staff and its ray beginning to melt the wolves. It eventually forced the wolves to vanish to the amazement of everyone who watched the scene. Once the wolves were gone, the sky returned back to normal and the wizard turned and smiled at them. “I had thought my sister would help but remembered that she didn’t know how to diffuse the Inca spell” the wizard stated. “What is the Inca spell though?” Levi asked with curiosity written on his face. The wizard smiled and said “It is an ancient spell that diffuse mystical holograms” this amazed everyone and Dawso

He stepped toward us while signalling he needed us to come with him. In his study we met while he unpacked an old book from its place. He showed me the text and its pages as he said "This spell will help us. The spell may disconnect Gloria from Evelyn but also may eliminate her chance to be reunited forever.” “What’s the catch?” Draven hesitated. “Because Evelyn has already joined their bodies the spell cannot break Gloria's control. You need to do this spell while Evelyn remains separated from her spirit.” “How much time do we have?” “Not much,” he admitted. “We need to act now.”

We must cut the connection! Callen nodded and started chanting an incantation, his hands moving quickly. The others surrounded him in a circle of protection, repelling the creature's constant attack. The orb's brightness brightened and its pulsations became more irregular as Callen's enchantment came to an end. Callen gave one last word and let the spell loose. His hands sent a ray of light that hit the sphere. When the connection was severed, the monster screamed loudly. Its shape faltered, and with one last agonised scream it vanished into nothing.

Further and further away, until I found a dark, empty part of the compound where no one ever came. I raised my hand slowly, my fingers trembling, and whispered the spell. A black vortex appeared, swirling with the same emptiness I felt inside. I stepped into it and vanished.

Arya said, her voice growing thick with emotion. Leo flashed her a mocking smirk and said, "What are you going to do now? Kill us? I bet you can't do it." "Yeah. You're a spineless, worthless cheat," Alice goaded her on. Arya maintained quiet and closed her eyes. She muttered a spell under her breath and waved her hand in the air. "You did not just," Leo looked at her in anger as his form gradually dissipated into thin air. “You silly wench!” Alice began to vanish too, and she had a wicked smile as she disappeared into the depths of the underworld.

“I can pause the spell for now. Then we can activate it again when we need it. It should hold.” “Good.” I glance back at her one last time. “We’ll talk again soon. I’m glad I got to meet you… and hear everything you had to say.” “I’m glad Felix found his true mate,” she says softly. I give her a small smile, then nod to Naomi. Naomi speaks the word to end the spell. The green glow fades from my hands, slowly pulling back into the charm until it disappears completely. The air shifts. When I look up again, she’s gone.

My blood? "No," Vera replied quietly. "Your decision." Rhovan rose again, staggering a little. "No. She's given enough. "She hasn't willed this," Vera informed her, eyes locking with Emereah's. "The spell needs intent. You need to decide to disappear. Not be concealed. If you plant your magic in this and trigger the failsafe… no one will find you. Not Morgane. Not the Elders. Not even him." Rhovan went white. "Not even me?"

The hum had deepened into a pulse, uneven and wrong, as though the room itself had grown a heartbeat. “Lily.” Kaid’s voice was tight. “Something’s wrong. Is it supposed to do that?” I stood instantly, every nerve in my body on edge. “No,” I whispered. “It isn’t.” “Purple means destabilization.” I said rushing to help. “What does that mean?” Kaid demanded. “It means the spell’s tearing itself apart!” I dropped my book and began chanting, hands weaving frantically through the air. “If they don’t come out soon, they’ll be lost inside her mind forever.”