Infinite Mage Chapter 66 Novels & Stories

As the gateway opened, the blinding light consumed them once more, pulling them back toward their realm and the battles yet to come. End of Chapter 26 This chapter concludes the group’s harrowing trial with a shared sacrifice that binds their fates to the Nexus and to each other. The story now pivots toward their return to the Enchanted Realm, where new challenges and the lingering threat of Morgana await.

Causing the haze of the Dragon Rage to leave me. I lower Lance to the ground; he topples and barely manages to remain standing as I let him go. I can feel my body changing back, and as I return to my normal self, I keep my eyes locked to Drake’s so that I can see is reaction in full. I’m not disappointed. Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;

The entire room erupted in chaos. Misael stared in shock at my belly, then at the mass of flesh beside Alayna, as if struck by lightning. "Y-You didn't miscarry?" I gently caressed my belly, feeling the strong movements within. "Of course not. I couldn't bear to use those bottles of body oil Alayna gave me. After all, they contained black magic to steal my pup." At the mention of black magic, the Elders' and pack members' expressions darkened drastically.

AURORA’S POV I closed my eyes and focused on the place I had seen in my memories and tried to teleport there. A few minutes later I had fallen on the ground, drenched in sweat and panting with exertion. My magical powers weren’t enough to penetrate the dark shield. There was only one way now… Teleporting to the sanctuary, I took out ‘The Heart of Magic’. I shivered at the currents of power coursed through me by just holding it.

The strange people native in this area suddenly surrounded with blue light and they roared, turn into something this world have never seen for the last century that pass since their imprisoned of this deepest of place! This roared cause the mind of the bloody-robe man to spun, and the white-dress women to scream miserably. This turns of event halted Eterfinite, and his heart tremble to hear such a roar. And the fragment flow like river in his mind, from the roar of a familiar voice of excitement to those roar of pain and farewell! A voice barely reach his ears, “My...mate,” it cause his mind to blank and he find himself vanish to reapear inside the ancestral house.

Finally, he steps aside, gesturing for me to enter. The room is dark, lit only by the flickering glow of enchanted flames. The air is thick with the scent of burning herbs and old magic, a cloying mix that makes my head spin. I collapse onto the stone floor, my body trembling uncontrollably as the mage begins his work. He chants in a language I don’t understand, his hands weaving intricate patterns in the air. The pain doesn’t subside; it intensifies, waves of agony crashing over me until I’m gasping for breath.

Daito run the blade through his palm, handing over the dagger to Drom who did the same, they both put their hands over the thirteenth page, as their blood blended and browsed across the book random letters popped up, the entire page was finally filled with peculiar writings. “Can you read it?” Drom asked. Daito perused the page for a while, mastering the instructions. “It says the covenant renewal spell needs the king’s blood directly from his heart, but the covenant-breaking spell needs both the blood of the king from his heart and… and the dark bender's blood, also from his heart.” “That's crazy, that is totally insane. We are both going to die!” “It says no one will die, soon after the se

I could hear voices behind me, worried, shouting my name, but they were distant, drowned out by the roar of magic surging around me. Black spots danced across my vision. My heartbeat pounded in my ears, deafening, uneven. The pressure increased, suffocating, unbearable. I tried to pull back, but I couldn’t. My magic wasn’t just failing, it was being devoured. No. I clenched my jaw, straining to hold on, to fight back, but my body was shutting down. My legs gave out. My arms dropped limply to my sides. Ariel’s laughter rang out, light and amused. “Oops,” she said, stepping forward, hands on her hips. “Did I forget to mention something?”

Jax turned to me, his face grim. "What do you want to do, Elena? What's the plan? Oliver told me to take you to the pack, not bring you back." But I didn’t answer him. My eyes were fixed on Reed, a swirling and visible dark energy surrounding him. Oliver and Lucas were pushing him back, barely holding on. Chloe was on ground, she looked all bloodied and weak. I knew what I had to do. There was no other way. I opened the book of spells, the ancient pages crumbling at my touch. My fingers flew across the faded script, chanting the words of the spell of full magician. The world began to blur around me. It felt like I was falling into a deep, dark well.

It was a visual reminder that even in a world of magic, some were born more equal than others. I reached the Great Hall, and the heavy oak doors groaned as I pushed them open. The silence that followed was visceral. I started the walk toward the Ignis House table. As I passed the House Aqua section, a sophomore water mage - decked out in his blue suit - literally began to lose his physical integrity. He turned to liquid on his bench, his form melting into a puddle of blue-tinted water as I sauntered past, my ponytail swaying rhythmically. I didn't even look back. I had a soul to save and a script to set on fire.