Romans & histoires Harry Potter Luminous

Lysandra suddenly goes quiet, holding her throat with her hand and gasping for air as if something is choking her. "I knew the kind of crook you're, woman. There was just no other fool I could use who could have been a more determined in finding Levitts than you," Luminis snarls. Her eyes go wide as his hand comes up and grows a shadowy extension that shoots towards her, getting longer and longer until strange fingers wraps tightly around the witch's neck. Life drains out of her, traveling through the dark angel's magical hand like a bright light and disappearing into him at the first contact it gets with his pale skin.

He had been cowardly with the first, and incapable of helping the second. Harry shone like a light in the darkness. From the moment he had stepped out of the gym and they had been there, it had been impossible to look away. Jules was a moth to the candle of that light, hypnotized and dazzled by it, and more than a little embarrassed by his desire to touch it.

I observed Harry's lips moving in an inaudible chant as the air around us grew heavier with each whispered word. My wolf purred in excitement. This was our first ever adventure and rather than feeling intimidated, she was thrilled. 'Wow, look at the glow!' Melody exclaimed as a faint glow began to radiate from the talisman. Then bright blue florescent lights began to emit from the runes. The glow from the runes flared, burning brighter as if they were alive and responding to his voice. The air around us crackled with energy. The ground beneath our feet vibrated softly, making me move closer to Harry.

She had been curious lately, and I could at least give her answers. I heard little feet behind me. “Wait up!” she panted. “You move so fast with those big feet.” Alex chuckled, and I swear I wished I could smack him in the face. We reached the dark room, and I clapped once. The magical sphere lit up and glowed bright the second Aurora stepped inside. Her hair glowed even brighter, and I had to cover my face so I wouldn’t blind myself. The glow stopped, and I stared at her firmly.

The wolves were petrified and backed away the moment the light shone brighter on the ground. "O, Hati, Sol Deus. Adiuva puerum tuum!" The light shone brighter that they had to shut their eyes. Phineas took a peek but that could only give him a stinging pain. But it was…stronger than the spell she had before. Seeing with his magic mirror the first time he saw her dispelling Varick's curse… the bloody curse none of them were aware of because Varick was too stubborn to admit the poison running in his veins.

Relying on just you isn't enough. Me: (Contemplating) But I'm the only one with the power to neutralize dark magic. April: Did you forget? Your power can manifest and be transmitted. In the arena where Haydn and Barnett dueled, that white light sphere. Me: (Eyes widening in realization) Yes, yes. I extracted power from the necklace and directly threw it at Barnett, dispelling his dark aura. April: Bingo! The key is the necklace, not the potion. I started pacing around the room, thinking about what to do. "Dr. Wells, do you have spare green potions not made by me?"

The very origin of ancient magic. Arden's mouth turned agape. Impossible! He uttered unconsciously. Lollaine who attacked, Luminous was seeking for the force, which was the very origin of light- the spectre force, the reason why she destroyed Luminous. Arden did not believed of these forces but now? He never thought here at Mavis, there's someone acquired such tremendous magical force. "Marvellous!" Arden uttered excitedly. "Then there's no reason for me to hold it."

his voice came in a soft manner. With Killian presence, my fear of the thunder and lightning began to vanish. But just then, another powerful flash of lightning flashed by and a loud crack of thunder came after it, making me squeeze myself further into Killian's arms. "There are candles here," Killian said to me, "Do your thing." "Lumen," I whispered softly— a magic spell that'd ignite any candle or touch around me. The temple lit up all of a sudden with the glowing flames of the candles. However, the wind was harsh and continuously made the flames dwindle. But the flames were bright enough to reveal the puddle of water I had slipped on, and other puddles of water all over the floor.

“You told me the ones coming were bounty hunters. You said we were going to make history. So tell me—what is this?” I held his gaze, forcing myself to remain steady. “They wouldn’t just barge in,” I said calmly. He laughed—a hollow, empty sound. “And why not?” Instead of answering immediately, I lifted my hands. The two vials of Lumina glimmered as I raised them into his view. Tarlok stared at them, confusion etched across his face. “What are those,” he asked, “and how does that help us now?” “This,” I said evenly, “is the same substance that subdued Damien.”

The blood foamed and was then torn in two, one normal and one reeking with dark streaks, like the fibres of a small thread that had been broken. Harriet peeked from the bed. "Is it bad?" "It's... weird," I said. "Come here." She approached me and stood on a chair, and looked on. "What does the dark part mean?" It is that something inside him is out of place. Harriet tilted her head. Like... like somebody put wrong stuff in him? "Yes." I swallowed. "Exactly like that." One more herb--a cursing unveiling powder--I added. In case Lucius were to be cursed, the powder would be turned to gold.