Invisibility Blanket Novels & Stories

The spell's casting didn't take long, and soon the yellow light disappeared. I looked at my body and the others but found nothing unusual. “What was the spell for?” I asked out of curiosity. “It’s an invisibility spell,” Aleena said. Invisibility spell? I was shocked that she had that kind of spell. “Mom just taught me yesterday. We need it to save those rogues,” she said. “We do not want to go to war with them. With the invisibility spell, you guys can move easily and save them,” Alpha Zane added.

I can no longer take this please! Elexier then scooped my chin with his two large hands and wiped some tears by his thumbs. But it isn’t enough. He tried to wipe more but tears just wont stop streaming down my surely so red sore eyes. “It will be all okay. I will help you through it. You will heal. I’ll keep you safe, don’t worry,” he then whispered.

she said in a rush. I gave it a little thought and saw no fault in that idea, it was our best shot “I’ll have to ask my head of IT if it can be done” “Even if you manage to do it, there is no guarantee it will work. What if he has it checked out by his own team and finds the bug?” interjected Robert. “Invisibility spell” said Davina determinedly. I raised one eyebrow “Seriously? There’s an invisibility spell?” “I read about it in one of the grimoires. It’s one of those spells that has a long lasting effect. As long as I’m alive or I don’t lift the spell, the bug stays hidden and nothing can find it, not even another warlock” she said confidently.

“Not if we do it right.” Mabel crossed her arms, eyeing me suspiciously. “You’ve got that look again, the same one you had before we almost got killed in Melanie’s fortress.” I smirked. “Yeah, but this time we’re in a villa, not a death trap.” “That’s not comforting,” she muttered. Still, she didn’t say no. That was all I needed. I pulled a small vial from my pocket glowing faintly blue. “Invisibility spell,” I said. “Alvina made it before she got captured. Said it’d come in handy one day.”

I would have Gwendolyn fix that when I return, but right now, my priority was to cool off. Flying further up the clouds, I only stopped when I was at the junction of the Earth's last layer and the void of space. I used my invisibility to discourage satellites from noticing me. Either way, I wasn't concerned if I would be seen. Our clan has the best tech to search and delete any traces of our existence. I remained in this spot until my temper flatlined, and when I was sure I could control myself properly, I flew down back to the sky of New York, passing the Brooklyn Bridge and Lady Liberty.

I did as he said to my surprise I saw a dwarf. "How come I didn't see you at first?" I asked in curiosity. "Well, I'm a scientist and was just trying my latest invention, temporary invisibility. But, there are still loopholes which need a lot of improvement." I looked at him in awe, it was rare to come across commoners who were into science. Invisibility through science was the first of its kind as only witches were capable of such spells. "Thanks for saving me, I have to go now. I'm sure Sigil is looking for me," my foot was bandaged but the pain wasn't as intense as earlier.

“Ugly little ghosts. If someone tries to draw a circle under them, they’ll eat the shape from the inside out. It’ll look right, but the power will bleed sideways. Wrong colors, wrong feel. It won’t hold.” “Second,” she went on, “a veil. Very thin. Doesn’t make you invisible, but if someone’s throwing power at a specific signature—say, ‘peace‑born heir’—it’ll smear the edges. Make you harder to aim at.” Rin’s brows rose despite herself. “You made me fuzzy.” Talia’s mouth twitched. “Blurred. Temporarily.” “And third?” Rhea prompted.

She needed to know more. "Maybe I can put on a glamour," she said in sudden inspiration. "Maybe." He fought to keep his tone neutral, but it still had a hint of resentment. "Concentrate and picture yourself invisible, intangible." She closed her eyes and imagined herself wearing a mega-Invisibility Cloak. "Is it working?" "No." Calix sounded pleased. "Open your eyes now. You look like you are about to explode." Her eyes snapped open, her nostrils flared. "Look here, you little—"

The howitzer shell exploded on the earth wall, sending dirt flying everywhere. Wilbur looked up and did not see Light. An invisibility spell? Wilbur was surprised that he could not sense the enemy at all! Could it be an advanced invisibility spell? Wilbur instantly activated his Iris Veritas. He saw the invisible guy in the front left of his field of vision. He was running toward him while wielding a spiritual dagger. Wilbur also saw three flame crystal cores in his body at the same time. The spiritual energy from the flame crystal cores helped the Light maintain the advanced invisibility spell.

His breaths came sharp and uneven, his whole frame trembling like he was on the verge of shattering. “Shit, shit, shit…” I scrambled, wiping blood off my chin with the back of my hand before fumbling through my bag. My fingers closed around the invisibility cloak. I yanked it out, shaking with urgency, and draped it over him. The shimmer spread, swallowing him from sight. “Just stay still. Please. I’ll handle this.” My voice broke halfway, but I forced it steady. He needed to hear steady.