Infinite Mage Webnovel Novels & Stories

As they prayed to their god the air inside the temple was cold despite the other mages casting fire magic to no avail. The mages and priestesses began to suffer the effects of their energy being drained as they desperately held on to the spell circle Yunno pleaded to her sister begging to finish the incantation as they slowly reached their limit. I Aisha Ayekawa Mage of Ren'veil, child of the three gods beg the gods beyond the realm. Hear our cry, I plead to the gods to answer our call for Aid to send the champion of champions in return I and my sister shall bare the weight of his summon with the mark of master and servant. Should my word be broken let heaven and earth strike us with a thous

Persuade her to submit to him before the moon. His close friend Magus took a seat next to him. Magus was a rare addition to their pack. A creature half mage-half wolf he was immensely rare. There was purportedly only one other such creature in existence. And he was allegedly the Commander of King Detry’s Mages Guild. “What are you so pensive about?” Magus queried. “Same thing you are, I’ve no doubt.” “I’m far less pensive than I should be.” Magus was trying to hide a self-satisfied smirk and failing.

"My lady, you still have a lot to learn." And for the better part of the day, the lessons were stopped as the mage brought Germaine up to speed about how the Mages were backing Rage who had been chosen to become the leader of all the various realms. He also told her how the Mages had forcefully taken different creatures from their various realms using forbidden magic and put them into an incubation state, strengthening them and force-feeding them into becoming killers that would only do the bidding of Rage. "Rage has the greatest wizard backing him, one whose name is whispered to children to get them

I felt a surge of pain and I reflexively held on to my forehead. I knew it! I knew the peace we had over the last two months after his disappearance was just too good to be true. It was really too good to be true considering how hell bent Sage was on possessing the band and ruling the entire Magical kingdom. He wasn't going to stop at ruling our kingdom alone. He wanted to be in control of the human world as well. I knew the way we overcame the last time wasn't a real assurance that he won't be back. I really wish this isn't true.

In his eyes, what was happening before him now was a scene straight from his imagination. Before him stood the ferocious minotaur he was facing earlier now covered in many wounds from head to toe and was bound by both spider thread and wires. It was still rampaging about, trying to break free from its bindings, only to fail miserably and cause his bindings to tighten. As this was going on, that half-meter spider was sitting on its back, sinking its fangs into the minotaur's neck, causing it to scream out in agony. As for the spider's master, he was now approaching the mage, which caused the mage to take a step back in turn.

Persuade her to submit to him before the moon. His close friend Magus took a seat next to him. Magus was a rare addition to their pack. A creature half mage-half wolf he was immensely rare. There was purportedly only one other such creature in existence. And he was allegedly the Commander of King Detry’s Mages Guild. “What are you so pensive about?” Magus queried. “Same thing you are, I’ve no doubt.” “I’m far less pensive than I should be.” Magus was trying to hide a self-satisfied smirk and failing.

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.

Vic clenched his fists, testing how obedient his body was to him, and sat up in one jerk. Kim flinched, but didn't turn around. The Vistolet raised his hands to his eyes, examining the scales that covered them. Your story is like a fairy tale. Fiction, - he said dully. “I probably wouldn’t have believed you if it hadn’t happened to me myself. You said their hunt is not over. Who are they hunting, Kim, what kind of entity must be a magical being to provide energy to the whole world? - These are dragons, Vic, - the mage said almost inaudibly.

Mages threw up warding sigils, glowing circles of light that skated over the ice to reinforce it, but every one that touched the fracture shattered into sparks. The water boiled. Not with heat—this was a churning so violent it spat shards of ice into the air like knives. One caught the side of a mage’s cheek; blood bloomed against the snow. Another slammed into the haft of a spear, splitting it clean in two. The spiral’s center deepened, pulling harder, and that’s when I saw it—an eye. Not human, not animal. No pupil. Just a swirling ring of light and darkness, infinite and unknowable, fixed on me like I was the only thing in its world.

Here was a will of indomitable might, malleable and impressionable, but also a yearning and loneliness pitiable in its need. Buffeted by the turbulent currents of the boy’s emotions and threatened by the undertow of the boy’s raw power, he was at risk of being pulled beneath those churning swells of force. As the Mage delved the boy’s mind, the youth was initially unaware of the Mage’s intrusion so focused was he on struggling to free himself from the suffocating hold of the cloak. When he became aware, the Mage felt the boy’s mental scream, his clenched-teeth fury, his seething frustration. However, before the boy could turn his focus to the invading presence, the Mage touched the pain cent