Fairy Tail: Ice Magic Novels & Stories

Henry murmured to himself, his mind already working on piecing things together. “And now you are trapped on the shores!” “Have you tried to break through?” Eren asked but the answer came back disappointing. “Can you use your powers? Or are they also nullified?!” “I can use them here, even though I am almost completely drained!” Rima said while touching the ground with her hand and a layer of ice was instantly formed, unlike the seawater, the land didn’t nullify her magic, however, she didn’t miss the amount of magic she had to put to freeze that small area!

Ayla sat across from him, Rhobart next to her. The Magic Teacher glanced at Rhobart but said nothing. “Ready?” he asked Ayla. While it was painful to have the Magic Teacher attack her mental shield, she practiced so many times with him that she got used to the pain. Ayla inhaled deeply and stretched out her left hand. The Magic Teacher grasped it, and ice wolves appeared in her mind. They attacked it and tore it apart. Ayla wasn’t too concerned about it as a wall of wind was behind it. The ice wolves rushed to the wind wall, and Ayla commanded her element to fight against the ice wolves.

Alice asked and made the first move without thinking,,Leviana tried to stab her with the sword but Alice grabbe-d her neck and throw her across the room but Leviana didn’t fall,she appeared behind Alice and smashed her with the the sword,,Alice fell on the ground but she didn’t bleed,instead she started tearing up,,icy tears! Alice stood up and faced Leviana again,Leviana stared at her in shock,nothing happened to her “I told you,,,I’m gonna kill you!” Alice yelled and immediately her hair loose-ned, numbers of swords made of ice from her hair charged toward Leviana,,they stabbe-d her all over her belly. Leviana’s eyes turned red but before she could think of what to do,,Alice stretched her

The Fairy’s Dragon Guardian Chapter 52: As a Team Third Person’s POV Crystal stood in the middle of the dust flying in the air, like a hero. Oliver, Snow, Draven and Nayara paused as they stared at her figure. There was no hint of grief in her brown eyes nor hints of tear on her cheeks. It made them wonder whether she was the same Crystal earlier who lost control of herself after she learned of Rizza’s death. SLASH! Crystal suddenly conjured an ice sword in her hand and stabbed the man who ran behind her. They were startled and forgot to breathe for a moment. At this time, Oliver understood that this must be Crystal’s way of showing her anger.

In short, the guy was good looking and well aware of it. “You found me.” “I did.” I said unenthusiastically. Roving my eyes down to the girls who were openly whispering about me, I began to release my magic slowly. Their giggling died down as they felt the weight of it creeping over them. Blondie flicked his fingers at them. “All of you can leave now.” The girls glanced between the two of us, obviously confused and wondering if blondie was serious or not. The smile melted off his face, leaving an utterly cold expression behind. His voice dropped an octave as his own magic emerged. Where mine was a maelstrom, a force of nature itself, his was a tsunami of ice water.

Beatrice had shuddered at the thought of the cold she would face but Nomar had assured her that he would make her warm after the training. Nomar took her down to the bottom of the lake and there she saw the creations who lived at the bottom. They practiced for a while there, Nomar showing her the last basic spells of water magic and Beatrice perfecting them all. By that time, she was no longer feeling the cold of the water. They practiced and practiced and Nomar was pleased that his student who had known nothing about magic before had come this far. Beatrice and Nomar would have stayed at the bottom of the lake much longer than that until Beatrice began to gasp for breath. She laboured for b

I was free. Surprised, Vanera dropped Lirle. In the back of my mind, I noted that Lirle took flight and didn't seem hurt. Vanera sent a stream of raging fire at me. "How dare you? What have you done?" She was furious. I sensed it, even more overwhelming than the fire she breathed. Instead of being afraid, her fury fueled my magic and I took it into myself before sending it back to her, one hand raised out in front of me. An inferno of magic pressed against hers, will and against will. But that only lasted a moment before my magic took her fire and used it to pull her near. "You will cease this madness and let Lirle's parents rule the Hollow in peace or I will destroy you here and now."

He paused, scratching his neck as his cheeks colored with what resembled embarrassment. I sighed now, my mood suddenly dissipating as I realized something. "Even if I wanted to take back the position, you already underwent the ritual. It cannot be reversed." I stared bitterly, my fists curling as I spoke. His eyes went to my fists and his lips pulled into a smirk as he replied,

The shadows steadied slightly. Then I saw Elsa. A collapsing support beam crashed toward a group of fleeing first-years near the shattered stairwell. She didn’t even hesitate. For the first time since I’d met her—Elsa used her affinity openly. The air around her distorted sharply before translucent blue energy burst outward from her hands in a curved wave, freezing the falling debris mid-collapse long enough for the students to escape underneath. Ice. The realization flashed through me instantly. Not weak ice magic. Dense. Controlled. Precise. The beam shattered against the frozen barrier seconds later. Elsa staggered but stayed standing. “Move!” she shouted at the younger students.