Harry Potter Rare Abilities Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Colors more vivid and the air itself felt different. "Something is wrong," I said. We called the healers immediately. They examined Skylar for hours running every test they could think of. "She is healthy," the lead healer finally said. "But she has abilities we have never seen before." "What kind of abilities?" Ross's voice was tight with fear. "Reality manipulation. Small scale for now but it will grow as she ages." The healer looked between us. "She inherited your Creation Realm connection, Ross. She can subtly alter existence itself."

"And the old magic? The stirring shadows? You said the world will burn." "The world will change. Burn is a strong word." He almost smiled. "But the old magic is waking, and it will not be controlled. Your daughter is the key to that magic. Not because I chose her. Because she chose herself. She was born with both light and shadow, and that makes her special." "She is a baby." "She is the future." The First Wolf began to fade. "Protect her, Elif Demir. Love her. Teach her to be strong and kind and brave. And when she is ready, let her make her own choice."

“Most witches have knitches in say to a specific element or sect of divinity or mental powers, my father had visions, I didn’t know him before my mother got her claws in him but he was very smart, could manipulate multiple rituals, melding them together to make them more powerful. It was a hobby, not something he did for gain but I’m sure that’s what my mother wanted from him. Others like those my mother chose to sign the contract have rare mental abilities and higher capabilities of manipulation of elemental energy. They don’t know what I can do. I hid a lot of what I am capable of.” “You have a mental ability?” He asked. I shrugged. “It’s yet to be fully tested, but I can reach out to your

Was being called a person offensive? "If I am honest, you are the first one I have met in person. I have heard rumors though." He looked sad. Did it really matter if he had met other people like me? Was it that great to be different? Special? "The rumors are that noble vampires with colorful hair have special powers normal nobles do not. Powers like flying, shapeshifting, teleportation, and the ability to phase through things. I do not know if all of these are true though." So wait, I have one of these powers? How do I figure out witch?

Then, he walked out of the hospital, secretly reveling under the admiring gazes of the nurses and doctors that were lucky enough to witness such rarity. It was a rarity because; One, healing ability was easily the rarest ability in the world, closely followed by Space and time manipulation. Two, it was a great honor for people to witness the director use his ability because it was rumored that if someone in the medical field was in the vicinity and watched while the ability was being used, there was a chance that such a person would attain 'enlightenment'. Of course, it remains unknown whether they were just rumors or not, but such was the seemingly immortal image of the special guest and me

“Exactly! I don’t know why or how, but I’ve always been able to create potions. I just mix some herbs that I think feel right, and then I chant a spell, which always makes me create something magical from the herbs—that’s my ability.” I arch an eyebrow. “And what are your other abilities?” “Meh, you know, the usual vampire and werewolf stuff: inhuman strength, sharper senses, compulsion, teleporting through shadows, turning into a wolf, and running at lightning speed... Oh, and telepathy!” I stare up at him. “That’s a lot...” Freddy leans down to kiss my forehead. After he is done, he gives me a tired look. “I’m a total monster who has more than enough abilities for the both of us to go arou

something I couldn’t quite name. The moment we entered the empty chamber, Axel closed the door behind us. The silence was thick, heavy with the weight of unspoken words. Old man Harrick took a breath, his eyes settling on me with a strange intensity. “Exalia,” he began, his voice soft but steady. “I believe you may have a rare kind of magic within you. It’s something very few possess, something that might be able to counter the dark magic behind this sickness.” I felt a shiver run down my spine. “Magic?” I whispered, feeling like the ground had been pulled out from under me. “I don’t have magic. I’m... just me.”

“I can make force fields. Although I haven’t quite learned how to control the placement of them.” “Interesting,” He murmurs, “Anything else?” I don’t want to tell him about the void. I don’t want anyone else to know about that. I say, “You know there’s a chance after us marking and mating that you would get an ability.” His eyebrows raise and his ice blue eyes brighten with intrigue and he says, “Keep talking.” I chuckle, “Our Beta Charlie got his abilities after his mate Harper marked him. I don’t know if that will happen with you, but I know that there’s a chance.”

“Oh yes, I can read minds. It’s just an ability I possess and will pass on to all my beautiful kids. Although I can see that I’ve raised an egg for that witch again,” Among all the eggs, there was one cuckoo youngling, but it was weaker and smaller, and so the other hungry baby crows beat it to death and shared a bit of its flesh. Her ability came as a surprise to the stepfather and Wilhelmina. And knowing this was also troublesome. They literally couldn’t plan their escape with her having that ability. “I know you both were forced to come here. But with your ability, even if my eggs didn’t crack today, you wouldn't even be able to steal one,” the lady said with a bright smile.

Kieran said, walking closer. "Laila, this is... extraordinary." He whispered and my heart thumped. "Is it bad?" I asked nervously. "Am I in trouble for doing something strange?" "Bad?" Kieran knelt down beside me and looked at a rose that had been completely dead an hour ago. Now it was full of beautiful red blooms. "Laila, this is wonderful. Do you have any idea how rare an ability like this is?" I shook my head. "I've only heard stories about people who could heal plants and help them grow," Kieran said.