Gemini Witch Novels & Stories

Also, Kellen and Liam had taken it upon themselves to teach me how to combat since I was the only female in the pack that couldn't use a fist or sword. I was better now in both, thanks to them. “But before then, I need to take care of what is going on with Gemma.” “Revelare!" I waved my hand over the slashes, and it all came together to form a name. “S-I-E-N-N-A.” I spelled it out. “That whore!” Callista grunted. “It's a good thing we will destroy her today.” Sparkles beamed. “I like the mention of Violence.” “You need another witch to be with you,” Maya said as she stepped into the room. “So, I'm in.”

The gorgeous rhinestone shined under the moonlight on both ball gowns. "Silver one," the voice said and I obeyed. "What's your name?" I asked my inner voice. The voice chuckled but it answered me anyway. "It's nice to finally meet you. My name is Gemini. I cannot meet you in my form yet but the Goddess has finally blessed our Union," my newly born wolf explained. "Gemini. I can dig the name," I said not knowing what to say. "Why now?" I reluctantly asked. "You ask too many questions. Get dressed and you'll find out soon enough," she snapped.

My hands began to tremble. “Reinn... what's inside of me? What do I do? How do I get her out?” I cried. The wetness pooled in my eyes as fear quickened, stammering against my chest. “Gemini found your wolf, Ivy. She’s there but you can’t hear her. He said the witch silenced her,” he said, panicked. But I did hear her. Once.

"There was a time the old scrolls were accessible to every creature, even lycans. When the gem was bestowed to my brother Xerxes, we dug up every information we could find about the gem. And that was how I came across it. It was when creatures began to covet the scrolls for evil that the witches hid it and placed the Ghidorah to guard it. Only the strongest witch is allowed to safeguard the key." Which was why Salem was the only one that had the key to the box, Kalista thought. She slowly looked back at Salem. "Salem is this true?" she asked, seeking clarification. The witch nodded, and when she raised her eyes, there was so much sorrow in the emerald depths. "It is true. Only the horn of a

"After Harrison got the gem, a witch in our pack immediately told Harrison that any attempt by Harrison to make the gem merge with himself would fail miserably. Any attempt he made would never work. The gem would not be able to unite with any other werewolf, other than the original heir of the gem itself. That was his ex-mate. The one and only future Alpha Female of The Crescent Moon Pack. That he kill that night. But Harrison still rejected the statement and explanation given by the witch. Harrison simply did not want to listen to anything about the jewel. Because he had been obsessed with the gem for so long. So, once the jewel was in his grasp, he could not be controlled in the slightest.

“By asking you, of course, so how do you intend on getting this off? You are serious, aren't you?” She seemed hesitant but told me anyway. She said there was a spell her mother told her was capable of breaking and unbinding anything. This spell, which she sloppily gave me the name, could break the bond bracelet but it needed about sixty witches to work together. Of course, she claimed that she knew who and who to call. I had heard all I needed to hear. If there was a spell that could do the job, I would find it myself. “You know what? I'm fine with the bracelet on my wrist,” I said, standing on my feet. “It has been with me my whole life, I don't want to say goodbye.”

Good, this wolf is no fool. “Did you link any of the Rogues in the base?” I ask, looking down at the wolf. He shakes his head no and I motion for mine to back away, spying Amberle, Dominic and Mika just a few feet away watching me. I smile at my friends before turning to look at the wolf kneeling before me who seems to visibly relax with out Maddy and Lena watching over his shoulders. “I knew instantly who you are Goddess Geminie the moment that bastard pushed me toward you.” The teen begins to say. Deciding to see if his words are true, I kneel in front of him, and allowing the wolf to continue.

Save them from her. Gemini wasn’t helpless. Not by any stretch. People mistook her sweetness for fragility, her fainting spells for weakness, her dramatics for innocence. But Vienna knew the truth. Gemini had been unhinged even as a young girl—possessive, manipulative, always eager to test how far someone would bend before they broke. And now? Now she had no moral compass left. No brakes. She wasn’t here to simply cause pain. She was here to ruin lives—carefully, strategically, piece by piece.

Hecate waved her hand through the mirror, dissipating it into a fog. "You mean Karmina. From my understanding, she has started making some movement about four years ago." Willow mentioned as she recalled the information Miss J shared with her. Karmina had been recruiting Rogues from different Supernatual groups, Witches especially. She had made a scene in the Werewolf community, but as to why, Miss J hadn't told her. Hecate nodded along as if reading her thoughts.

I struggled to rip my hand from his grasp again," Gerwulf if what you say is true then you need to reject me. I'll only be a danger to the pack." Gerwulf's grip tightened and his face hardened," NEVER say that to me again, El. The moon goddess put us together for a reason. I think you often forget that I'm only half a wolf... which is to be expected. You've spent so much time around me that it's not shocking to you like it is others. Witches and shapeshifters can benefit greatly from one another. If you can learn to shift and control it we could become a great force to behold on the battlefield. You'll feed my magick and be able to hold your own against others."