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Helix asked me, looking from one side of the room. “It’s been a long time, and I placed an invisibility spell that even blocks its scent. Believe me, it is a very powerful book that anyone practicing magic would want to get their hands on,” I explained, looking at the shelves for any book seemingly out of place.

She dropped the silver powder around me in a circle until I was in the middle of it. “Are you ready?” She asked. I nodded and let out a sharp breath. “Close your eyes. And let your mind be fixed on only Willow.” She said and I did as instructed. “Do not fight the pull. The Ironwood is not just a pack… It is a fortress bound by ancient spells. Its walls are woven with magic that keeps intruders out. You must move silently.” I shut my eyes, the cold of the ground seeping through my clothes. Elara began to chant… a low sound that seemed to vibrate in my very marrow. She grabbed another handful of silver powder and threw it into the blue flames.

I couldn’t siphon from my own self, but I could siphon from Lexus. The spell broke. “My Gram taught me and yes I am.” I opened the safe and all the gems where there, except the sixth. “Shit. I guess this is better than nothing.” I put all the gems in my bag. “My intuition tells me that opening the safe triggered a silent alarm.” I held Lexus hand and chanted the spell Gram used to hide us from Lexus before. We were both invisible to the guards. The spells were taking so much energy from me, but I couldn’t stop now.

I said, holding onto Elias, so he wouldn't bother climbing. “When is it going to leave?” He asked, looking upwards. “I have no idea.” I replied. “Let's lay low then.” He said, and we regained our positions on the ground. I spread out my palms, and closed my eyes, trying to feel the crackle of my magic between my fingers. When I saw I was yet to feel it, I began to whisper spell words to make us invisible. Maybe if we were invisible, then we could make it out safely. I didn't think the ant would be able to see through my spells.

she said in a rush. I gave it a little thought and saw no fault in that idea, it was our best shot “I’ll have to ask my head of IT if it can be done” “Even if you manage to do it, there is no guarantee it will work. What if he has it checked out by his own team and finds the bug?” interjected Robert. “Invisibility spell” said Davina determinedly. I raised one eyebrow “Seriously? There’s an invisibility spell?” “I read about it in one of the grimoires. It’s one of those spells that has a long lasting effect. As long as I’m alive or I don’t lift the spell, the bug stays hidden and nothing can find it, not even another warlock” she said confidently.

“Yes, of course. If not tonight, then tomorrow. We have much to discuss.” “Yes, we do.” I nodded. “But could I take a quick peek behind the curtain? I’m curious.” Raven chuckled. “It’s an invisibility spell, so no one gets curious, and we don’t attract attention.” She motioned with her head toward the empty field. “Come on.” She pulled back an invisible curtain, and tall, beautiful elves with blonde hair stood guard in front of a castle. Students and members of the coven walked around the grounds, talking of hurrying to a class.

“This is recent. Someone cast a spell here.” Corvin knelt beside him. “What kind of spell?” “Contained magic,” Elowen said. “Short-lived. There is no flare nor lingering power. Whoever cast it wanted to avoid attention.” Corvin frowned. “Communication?” “Possibly, or a masking charm meant to hide something.” Elowen pressed his fingers lightly to the scorch mark. The residue felt wrong, it was cold, almost hollow. “This is not shifter magic,” he said. “It is not natural magic at all. It feels like something borrowed.”

“But you should be care, it could-” “I said I don't care!” I snarled. “Just tell me what it is ugh. Get it out of your mouth and stop wasting my time.” My voice was filled with frustration and impatience a i demanded answers from her She studied me for a few minutes before she finally spoke up, replying to my questions.“There is a spell- one that can trace Elara no matter where she is. It requires a direct connection to the magic that once bound her. A link, a tether.”

it hissed. “No,” Evelyn said. “But I can send you back.” She stepped forward, her blood now glowing where it touched the runes. They lit up like stars, creating a cage around the monster. Maera’s voice rose. Virelith screamed. Evelyn shouted the final word of the spell— “Aria lumina!” With a final explosion of light, the creature vanished in a burst of black ash. — Silence fell. Evelyn dropped to her knees, panting.

I used the 90% time of Samil's presentation to concentrate on casting my spell. "Take out the cor inane and place it on the table," I said quietly, covering my mouth so no one could see my lips move. I was trying to concentrate solely on Victor Artois, but the distractions were coming from everywhere. When the other members started to ask Samil questions concerning the presentation, focusing on Victor Artois became impossible. I couldn't make him look into my eyes for even a second, and an eye contact was crucial for my spell to work. "He was glaring at me non-stop before Samil's presentation started! Why can't he take a simple glimpse at me now while I try to put a spell on him?!" I whined