Extreme Flame Wizard Novels & Stories

Meanwhile, the wizards still there prepared to burn them all. One of the wizards lit a fire and a bright red color instantly enveloped the tall tree trunks. A few minutes later, the flames changed colors to green, blue, and finally white with black at the ends. That said, it was a magical fire capable of burning immortals. Vasilio's troops initially struggled and resisted violently, but an impatient Zeno cast a spell and made those who refused to walk straight into the sea of fire themselves. Zeno looked at the activity from afar, there was a pleasure in his brain when he saw the enemy's screams of pain.

If Adrian had been present, he would have immediately noticed that Jac was now far stronger than before. Jac slowly raised his left hand to the top of his head and then lowered it. He exhaled deeply, and a ghostly green flame that looked like it could be extinguished by a mere breeze appeared on his left hand. The fire swiftly spread over his body, enveloping him entirely in the ghostly green flames.

“Attack with fire!” “I got this!” Alex directly cast the Great Flame Spell. Nine fire dragons rushed out with their heads held high, burning the large land area ahead. It was not an ordinary flame but one of the three thousand forbidden spells or even one of the Ten-Point Forbidden Spell. The law of heaven and earth used did not belong to this universe. The ground cracked from the burning flame. The large area turned into white land. When the people walked out of the passage again, they shockingly discovered several Shadow Panthers burned to death on the ground ahead. Meanwhile, all the vines hidden underground were also incinerated.

“She must be done by now right?” Mane wondered as several balls of fire revolved around him with such precise control that one would have assumed that fire was his greatest element. “Well, she did say that she would be done by today,” Hildegarde nodded her head and confirmed her Tested’s words. Since Mane became a Noble, the power of his flames were beyond the tolerance level of any fairy. Maybe only the Fairy Elders and the Fairy King would be able to handle his flames nonchalantly. Hildegarde wasn’t at that level. She definitely wasn’t strong enough to handle Mane’s flames without using her true power!

I could picture his technique in my head… the Flame Kindler. The flame kindled was an elemental sword technique that made your opponents hands burn with each movement of the sword. The heat was enough to burn an Omega in a minute, but for a Gamma, it would take days to fully take effect. I tilted my head back to the battlefield, and to my amazement, Kyle was holding Ryu off despite the burn. He kept single strokes, moving his body around like he was following the motion of the wind. “If it means killing you to take that imposter you call your personal maiden, then I will.” Kyle grunted as Ryu pushed him back with his sword.

The warrior on the left fastened rune cuffs to the wizard’s wrists; a small speck of white light pierced the darkness, then faded. “Hold him!” Tavien commanded. The wizard spat, his eyes sharpening toward me. “Little Luna, too bold,” he hissed. “Do you think fire can consume fire?” “The fire I speak of is not yours,” I replied flatly. “And you were not invited.” He chuckled—short, dismissive. “You will still come to my candles.” Tavien didn’t give him a chance for a second sentence. One clean, measured blow. The wizard’s jaw snapped; his body swayed then collapsed, unconscious. Silence fell, quickly.

I growled low, the sound rolling through the narrow corridor like thunder. Without another thought, I surrendered control completely to Pyrrha. My bones cracked loudly as fur burst from my skin. In an instant, my body expanded, elemental fire blazing around my coat. I lunged forward like lightning. My flaming foreclaw slammed into the sorcerer’s chest with full force. He was thrown backwards but quickly got back to his feet with a cold laugh. His gloved hand snapped upwards, summoning an ice storm that filled the corridor. Sharp shards of ice swirled through the air like living blades, ready to tear my body apart.

Even wrapped in Alexander’s arms, her mind spun with Celeste’s revelations, the undercurrents of secrets she’d barely begun to comprehend, and the new questions about the fire that had turned her apartment and the remnants of her independence into smoke. By morning, she was already in the study, reviewing the preliminary investigation report Celeste had delivered in a discreet black folder sealed with the Drake crest. Her hands trembled as she flipped through pages filled with grainy surveillance stills, emails between Genevieve’s assistant and a man identified only as “R. Mun.” According to Celeste’s brother’s security team, “T. Cho” was short for Tae-min Cho, a cousin of the assistant and

She was about to touch the flame to see if it is even real but Theo stopped her hand. "It might not feel hot but as soon as you touch it, you'll feel twice the pain of being burned and electrocuted at the same time then you will die after a few seconds because the flame will suck your life." Theo said seriously and slowly let go of her hand. Maddie winced as if she could feel what Theo had just described. Now she understands why he said that this place is somehow dangerous. "What is this place, anyway?" Maddie just focused her attention to the garden. She looked around and she forgot for a moment the danger of the fountain when she saw the butterflies flying literally around her. She giggled