Hermione Mirror Novels & Stories

Every tree, every rock, every gust of wind seemed to whisper of dangers lurking just beyond the horizon. Lia’s wrist-mark had been flaring with more intensity over the past few days, the power within her growing stronger, and yet more volatile. The strange "Mirror Soul" ability—this gift, or curse—was becoming harder to control. Every time she replicated magic, it drained her energy, leaving her weak and vulnerable. But she couldn’t stop. The Heart of the Greykin was still out there, and it was the only hope for her people. At least, that’s what she kept telling herself.

At this point, a smart person should have answered, "Only you." Amelia said the same thing, and her expression was really sincere. There was nothing wrong in theory, his past and future selves were both him. The young man looked calm and just said "oh," straightened his already neat sleeves, and said, "By your chaise lounge, sis, there was a magic mirror. When you were drunk and picking people by the chin, there were quite a few scenes. When you were sleeping, I watched some clips. This mirror is actually a rare tool for catching demons. A lot of cultivators wanted to use it. You didn't let it go to waste, but the way you used it was pretty new."

Be it the sect master of the Plenilune Sect or the grand elder, all of them dispelled the notion of jumping into the swamp. Only Hermione was a little unwilling to let it go. It was the Ten-Point Forbidden Spell, after all. Even an ancient goddess from ancient times had some things that they coveted. “I have the Reflective Eye, as well as the treasure attire that my goddess master has given me. I’m not afraid! “I can chase after him. For the sake of the Ten-Point Forbidden Spell, it’s worth it.” Thinking of this, Hermione grabbed the Reflective Eye from her mind palace. The mirror whirled around her, and a silver light wrapped around her body before she too jumped into the swamp.

She could feel Kimberly’s heart beating on the other end — strong, defiant, and irritatingly pure. “She’s growing,” Mona murmured, opening her eyes again. “Learning. Lucien’s little prodigy.” The whispering voices of the realm hissed softly in her ears. Kill her… break her… make her yours… Mona’s smile widened. “Oh, I will. But first, she’ll see what she could have been.” She turned toward the blood-cracked altar behind her. Atop it lay the remains of a mirror — shards of silver floating midair, each piece glowing faintly with light. It was the same mirror she had shattered when she drank the elixir.

I said annoyed. “Diana had put an incantation to trap you inside a mirror for a while in order to help you to escape because she knew even if she take the blame on her they will kill you with her for being a son to a witch, but this mirror! Its special Somerzex is infamous for holding different magical powers, it was said by ancestor witches that this mirror could be a door to present and future, but it was considered a rumor until today when I saw you coming out of the mirror from future” she explained.

Dangerous places. The Sacred Mirror isn’t just old. It’s ancient. Forged by the first witches, bound by elemental blood, and sealed in a shrine so sacred even speaking its name had become forbidden in some circles. Legends said the mirror could reflect truth no magic could reveal. But legends also said it fed on the mind of the seeker—twisting their thoughts, testing their intentions. “I’ll go with you,” Bianca says, breaking into Lumina’s thoughts. “No,” Lumina answers quietly. “It won’t let you follow. Not unless it calls you.”

I have been trying to research them, they don’t play, nor do they show mercy to those who challenge them. I am still cursing inside when he casts a spell, filling the room with smoke and R-pack shows up. “You don’t use mirrors,” I murmur, and he literally almost bites my head off. “That is a traitorous object! Never to be trusted!” I want to ask what the mirror did because in my readings it is what the witches used to spy and even get to places when I hear them. “What…what is that?” That is something I have never heard before. It is more terrifying than any sound I have heard here.

After that, she looked at her reflection again. The pair of blue orbs looked majestic on her fair skin. The mirror was a little clouded but Eurie couldn’t help to get drawn to her own eyes. She tucked thick strands of wet hair to her ear not cutting her eye contact to herself. Then her eyes fell to the enchanted white birthmark embedded right exactly at the center of her chest, more than an inch above her cleavage. She touched it and it was as cold as ever. She watched it on the mirror. The clouded mirror distorted a part of her and so she tried to wipe the steam. But instead of being cleared, the mirror had been surfaced with a thin coat of ice. Eurie was shocked for she no longer saw her r