Infinite Mage Novels & Stories

“Don’t even start Conor; I don’t care why you killed him. He was the best henchman I ever had, and you killed him over a woman! Sickening- Pathetic even!” Zachary started walking over to me. “Presently, there is a single Mage on this planet who possesses that same secret magic.” He grabbed me by my left arm and dragged me into the center of the open space and snapped his fingers. “Only one Mage can have the Death magic at a time. I bet you’ll never guess who that is, rat.” He hauled me to my feet and held my left arm tightly. I wish it weren’t me. “I’ll make you pay for not telling me about that magic sooner.” He hissed in my ear. “If you thought I wouldn't find out about this magic, I hope

the announcer said, “is Orin Zarrin. Mage class. Energy Burst magic.” That drew a few murmurs from the crowd. Energy Burst was no joke. It allowed a fighter to release explosive pulses from any point of contact—fist, elbow, knee, foot. Devastating in close range. But then again, he wasn’t royalty. No amplifier. Just raw talent. Still, that was more than enough to leave someone in the dirt. Nyomei stepped into the ring, drawing a few snickers from the crowd. Too soft, too quiet, too nervous. Easy win.

The recent coronation of Constantine as the Supreme Sorcerer had cast a pall of uncertainty over the coven, and both elders were grappling with what the future held. “Brother Magnus,” Seraphina began, her voice low and filled with concern, “tell me, what do you see in our future now that Constantine is the Supreme Sorcerer?” Magnus sighed heavily, his weathered face etched with lines of worry. He closed his eyes briefly before opening them again, his gaze distant and unfocused. “I’m sorry, Seraphina,” he replied, his voice tinged with regret, “but I can’t see into the future. It’s as if a shroud of darkness has descended upon my visions.”

Ryan gave her a glance, teasing her. “Ugh!” Vina lowered her head embarrassedly, “Honey, you were just too fierce! I almost got screwed to unconsciousness by you!” "Let's continue next time!" Laine had a triumphant smile. Possessing a talent – Ginka, his burst and stamina were astonishing! At the novice warrior stage, he couldn't imagine how powerful it would be if he were a senior warrior. "Viana, why don't you absorb the Extremely Cold crystal right now, and you can become a novice magician!" Laine suggested.

I positioned myself in front of the hall, not obstructing the entrance and waited patiently. After several minutes, a tall guy who bore a resemblance to me approached. He had a more toned physique, tall and darker skin, that framed his somewhat menacing expression. "Are you Infinite?" he inquired, his gaze unwavering as he stood before me. A year had passed and recognition eluded us. "Yes, are you my older brother?" I asked, causing him to flinch at the question. "Use my name. Follow me, and I'll show you where you'll be staying. Hurry, I have a lot of things to do," he commanded, striding off without offering any assistance with my belongings.

For a moment, as I watch him tame the gigantic werewolf, all seems right with the world. I then regain the ability to think. "I asked you a question." The beautiful man meets my eyes, smiling charmingly. "I've already told you, my name is Samael, and I'm a teacher." Sighing, I roll my eyes. "Yeah, but what species are you? I've never seen any dragon-shifter use magic like yours." "Oh, is that, right?" Samael smirks. "I take it you've met plenty of dragon-shifters then?"

I reached the wall, rolling against it, entering the smallest recesses in the rock, and saw what was beneath them. The wave had no limits. And if so... I rolled back, enveloping Innis...yes, that was true. She was an air mage, and far from the weakest one. Her magic was simply tied to her age. After she turned twenty, maybe twenty-five, her gift would finally awaken. Maybe even earlier, but only provided she suffered a trauma.

It even felt like she never got shot in the first place. All this time, Mariana was with a mage, and she wasn't even aware. She knew Ignis was strong, too since healing spells are hard to pull off based on what she'd read from her books. He must be a water mage, too — she knew no such earth or wind healing spell existed, but a water spell that could heal wounds; she hadn't heard of that. Mariana knew only that water mages could heal only poison and sickness. This only meant that Ignis was a genius, since not just anyone could create an original spell. This rocked Mariana to the core.

Raven spoke with a stoic voice and an expressionless face. "Luxury? The heck! We all have that because we are royalties. House? Heck, we already have a castle. Powers? For Pete's sake, we have one of the strongest powers that a Magi can have. We are already content. We all have the things that a Magi can have. There's only one missing, and that is what we truly desire, and that is to be your friend." I said. Raven remains poker-faced, as if she doesn't care about what I'm saying. "You're really an idiot, aren't you?" Raven asked scornfully.

“Hello Miss Qian. My name is Mu Xi and l’ll be your servant girl for the remainder of the selection. It would be good if you changed out of these clothes if you want to keep your little life when seeing the Emperor. I have some nice clothes here for you to wear so quickly put them on. Otherwise, looking like a bride like this will just make the empress lash out at you. Your family is ruthless.” Tea softly replied: “There is no problem. Let us change clothes.” “Excuse me then.” The maid took off the red cloth and Tea could now see better. She looked around her and saw that she was in some type of wooden cart. The girl sitting next to her widened her eyes in awe: “What wonderful looks you have