Escape Blair Witch Reviews Novels & Stories

Blair There was something about the enormous wolf that I found oddly comforting. Maybe it was the relief that it had just saved me from death, or the fact that it was one of my kind, I couldn’t really tell. Or, maybe it was the look in its eyes. In those golden depths, I could see concern, curiosity as it watched me as though it knew me. Either way, as it turned to leave, I knew I couldn’t just let it walk away without expressing my gratitude.

With her staff, she blasted the creature with a blast called ‘eldritch blast. Eldritch blast can be used by white clan witches to fight off their enemies without killing them. Eldritch blast is a beam of crackling energy streaks that is targeted at an enemy within a rage. When a creature gets hit with an eldritch blast the creature takes up minor damage that will knock them off their feet for some few seconds or minutes depending on the type of creature. As the creature got knocked off its feet, Bonnie quickly run to Lucas to help him up. “Are you alright?” she asked expressing concern.

James hesitated for some time as I waited patiently besides him to know the truth, he looked into my eyes innocently and started speaking "I am a Vampire." He was shocked at my reaction because he had expected that I would be scared but I just nodded and waited for him to complete "You are not shocked." I smileed and looked into his eyes "If I know about Cameron then it is obvious I know about vampires." He was taken aback "How do you know so much, who are you." I took in a deep breath "I am a witch and for now I can only tell you this." He stammered as he tried to gain what I said "Witch"

Yani stared blankly at the living room where she was sent to meet Hilena when this woman insisted on meeting that annoying witch. She didn't expect to see Hilena become a great witch then immediately perform a space warp in front of her after she told her about the bad news. The witch woman should feel disappointed and hopeless because of the news which could make Yani use the trap magic tool sent by her mother; Yeli, to catch the woman and bring her back to the Namian Empire to be locked up by her family so they could take back her financial benefits.

"My parents didn't want me. Why would I leave? I'll stay with you, High Priestess, and fulfill my mission." I finally looked up at her, impressed by her resolve. Not bad—her determination exceeded mine at that age. I smiled, feeling a strange sense of contentment. The witches of the Misty Forest had a successor now…

Alpha Sebastian "Why is the newcomer talking to the witches?", i turn to my Beta, Thomas, as my eyes find her easily inside the big crowd. It's like my vision searches for her silhouette by default. Her brown hair flows freely on her shoulders as she bounces at the nearest candy stand, followed by her son Hektor and three more boys, i only assume are her sons too. She is talking vividly with Ethel, Rachel and Rosalind, three of the five witches from the Blue Moon Clan. Even amongst all that noise, i can hear her distinctive laughter. My chest is getting tight again, my head is lightly throbbing and my breath is growing heavy. What is wrong with me? What is this power this woman has on me and

“I think I like the other one more.” He went to run his hand through his hair and hit his sunglasses. He pulled them out with his hand. “This one is much nicer, Steph.” “There was nothing wrong with the other one” I said, taking a step away to walk back. “This one has leather seats,” Alaric said as he leaned forward to read the paper. “It has everything you could need.” “Including an outrageous price,” l mumbled as Alaric grabbed my hand. “It has a warranty” he said as he gently pulled me toward him. “You’ll spend a fortune keeping the other one running.”

“I shouldn’t be on this stupid team.” “Fenrir, that’s kind of rude to say,” Blair muttered calling the guy out. “You are disrespecting Cassandra Spellflower’s hard work.” “She’s dead. She was burned at the stakes just like every single witch in history.” Fenrir yelled back in response. Blair’s face appeared as if she were about to explode. Fenrir’s burtal yet honest statement must have gotten into her.

“I’m unraveling, Jimmy. My sanity hangs by a thread. Any scrap of news about Blaze would be medicine to me.” He relented. “Blaze is still in the forest. Elda and Mira uncovered something. A lone witch lives there, raised by her grandmother after her mother abandoned her. They’ve hidden themselves for decades. We believe she has Blaze.” His tone was grim. “But her home is cloaked. No one can find it.” Rage ignited inside me, burning hotter than fear. They dared to take my mate? I had spent these months training, unlocking power I never knew I possessed. Whoever she was—she wouldn’t survive keeping Blaze from me.

I wasn’t sure, but I knew for certain that seeing her gave me chills—the same chills I had felt when I was trapped in that nightmare and the strange woman tormented me. “It’s nice to meet you, Elarian. I hear you’re now the one who bears his mark,” Blair said, her eyes holding mine. Maybe it was just me being paranoid, or maybe there was something truly off about her. I could sense it. Even my wolf was uneasy in her presence. It made no sense that she could be these three different women, so perhaps I was just mixing things up. But it couldn’t be a coincidence. “Alpha Aeros, Beta Jonathan is awake,” the guard who had escorted Blair in said to Aeros. He turned sharply to glance at the guard b