Hero Of Magic Academy Novels & Stories

Nia pushed me back into my seat. "I can't stop thinking about you guys!" I said a little annoyed. "There must be a lot of questions in your head about us right?" Noe this time was not curt but in a teasing tone. "Obviously! I'm so confused about where to start!" instead I'm snapping now. "The less you know the better you know," Noe. "Heehhh." I took a deep breath because I was really in a situation that I really didn't understand. "For the magic academy, you don't need to worry, I have taken care of everything." Noe gave me a student card that contained my data

“Oh my stars.” I openly gaped at the magic that was swirling around. A mere lightshow. A low grade ability that even I can do flawlessly. Nonetheless, I believe it was still something to marvel at. Magic was a sight to see. No matter how small. “Amazing isn’t it?” Sungul grinned proudly, “To know that you’ll soon have a familiar in your grasp.”

When we saw the results, the members of the Scholars' Guild started congratulating me. "You really made it into the Royal Academy of Magic, Ms. Lilian!" "Congratulations!" I had been successfully accepted into the Royal Academy of Magic. Matias lifted me into the air. "My wife is a genius! You're the first mage in our family!" Cedric was also admitted into the Royal Magic Research Institute in this life, and the other scholars all made it into their desired academies as well. Aleron, who had scored a full 20 points beneath the passing score, was the only exception.

I said, smiling, “we make the academy burn from the inside.” “How?” I put my hand into my cloak and pulled out a small, folded parchment, taken from the archives. The blueprint of the central ward nexus. The heart of the academy’s magic. “If Morwen thinks I’m loyal,” I said, “she’ll let me near the core.” “And when you do…” “I don’t have to break it,” I said. “I just have to weaken it. One rune at a time. One pulse at a time. Until the whole system trembles.”

A pulse of raw magic rippled through the dorm, rattling the glass and making the floorboards creak. The alarm spell. “Not now,” I groaned, scrambling to my feet. Ari didn’t say a word. He just wiped his mouth quickly, avoiding my eyes like they carried a plague, and bolted toward the door. I followed, heart still racing for all the wrong reasons. The Academy was in disaster as magical wards crackled overhead, spitting sparks like angry fireworks. Students were pouring into the central hall, summoned by the Headmaster’s booming voice: “All heirs, to the courtyard. Now.”

But most of all the betrayal I feel at what I learned in that meeting hits me hard. Those damn names replay in my head. There were over 75 high schoolers who decided to go against nature and magic... But the ones that showed up and hit the hardest were: Amir, Beth, Bianca, Teagan, Cassie and Maria. What is wrong with them? Don't they know what they are doing is dangerous? Don't they know people could die because of what they've started? Do they even have any control over it? I doubt it! The words flash in my head. War. Divide. Ending.

LYRA "I don't trust her Damien. I need to lure her down to get to Magnus, she's gullible enough to think I'm stupid enough to fall for her tricks" Sage says through his phone call My lips quivered as I peeped through his room standing like a statue as his words reached my hearing. Every piece of my heart-shattering. "She has to produce an heir for me before I reject her and I'm sure by that time we've gotten to achieve our main goal," He says yet again.

"Sit down. Mom, you should leave us alone. I want to know her better." The Lycan Queen rolled her eyes and walked away without protest. Lumina grabbed my hand gently and pulled me toward the couch. "Sit down. You do not need to act so stiff." "Okay." "You are so tiny. Adorable. Anyway, let me introduce myself properly. I am Lumina Blackthorne, an archimage. I am the dean of the Magic Academy." "Magic?" "Is it foreign to you?" "No. I have heard about it. Also, today Grandpa Leon healed my knees. So..."

Too… massive. “What is that…?” someone whispered, their voice trembling. Then two glowing yellow eyes appeared in the darkness of the forest. My chest felt hollow. The creature was almost as tall as the lowest branches of the trees. And as it stepped slightly out of the shadows. I saw long claws touch the ground. One of my friends screamed. “RUN—!” We ran off in all directions. The creature’s footsteps pounded the ground behind us. I’ve never run this fast in my entire life. Tree branches stung my face. My feet nearly slipped time and again. My friend’s screams echoed behind me. Then suddenly—

Maelik said. “I know.” “That alone is enough to make half the Dominion think the academy is on fire.” “It nearly was.” Maelik’s gaze slid toward him. “I heard.” Of course, he had. Nothing truly stayed contained at Blood Oath Academy, least of all a summoning gone wrong in the central ritual chamber. Theron kept his eyes on the grounds below. “Then you know I had other priorities.” Maelik was silent for a moment. Then, “The girl.” not a question. Theron’s jaw tightened. “Her name is Virelle.”