Irregular Magic At High School Novels & Stories

Nolan said "But coming back home. It is unfortunate that we would want to go as far as hurt each other. We are not being haunted by humans but instead we are hunting ourselves. Miss Lucy would take up the rest." Nolan said leaving the podium "Like your principal rightly said. Hurting and hunting ourselves, that's against the rules of this institution. It is well know that dark magic should not be used against another student. But that rule was violated today. Josephine and Liana violated those rules today by breaking someone's arms. As punishment they would both be suspended for a week and coming back they'll have a few other works cut out for them. Remember dark magic is not something you t

“Right. Because kidnapping people is totally the best way to get new recruits.” Another stepped forward. “You were marked by the old magic. We felt it. You have power, Ivy. Untapped. Undirected. Wasted.” “And you want to fix that?” “We want to sharpen it. Or silence it.” “I’m not interested unfortunately. I thought you wanted to help me understand the crazy happenings in this school. I didn’t know you were among the crazy ones.” “Magic is the cause of all the crazy things. Learn it and you’ll understand all what you want to. It’s risky but it’s a risk that will be worth it in the end.”

"The 'White Witch' and her little shadow. I heard they're letting just anyone into High Sorcery these days. Even girls who couldn't cast a basic light spell a month ago." "And I heard they're letting in anyone who can pay the tuition, Ivy." Dahlia let out a short, sharp scoff, her eyes flashing with a dangerous green light. "Even girls who have to buy their magic in a bottle." I didn't even stop. I simply brushed past Ivy, my black leather jacket catching the light. "Come on, Dahlia. The air is getting a bit thin out here. Too much pollution." I entered the hall, a marvel of levitating inkwells and self-writing chalkboards. The atmosphere here was vastly different from the Diplomacy seminar;

But Mayari don't believe in stuff like magic, unicorns, or fairytales, she only focus herself on things that she saw through her own life that is blood and money so she thought she was bluffing. "Drop the act, it's nonsense." Mayari commented. "Just tell me where I am exactly and I'll be on my way." "I'm not joking, it is really magic," She insisted, "and you can't leave yet, I still need to speak to you." "I have no time for this." Mayari was about to walk out, but the door suddenly disappeared infront of her, leaving only thick hard wall. "Our conversation is still not finish." She told, "Please have a seat."

Just the echo of my own ragged breathing as I step out with stiff shoulders, forcing myself to hurry to class like nothing happened. By the time I reach the classroom door, my lungs are burning. I’m too late. The lecturer’s voice booms from inside as he explains how one of the founding families won a war with the help of their elemental magic. Shadowspire might have strict rules now, but their founding fathers were cooler. Sadly, the magic is lost. All we have now are pompous princes. My heart thuds as I push the door open, and all heads swing toward me. At the front of the class, Sheila and Maeve stand side by side. They must have done something wrong because it’s our lecturer’s favorite pu

MONTHS passed by. I thought that I will be able to enjoy my last year in high school but I didn’t, because Nathan keep on ignoring me. I even ask for Scott’s help but to no avail. I’m slowly losing against time since I knew that once we applied for college, there is a possibility that I won’t be able to see him again.

Renci followed behind; the Professor raised his voice for a voice and then said, "Welcome to Join Scott Hall. Not to mention the background, not the status of money, once you have entered Scott Hall, which we have always promoted only power and magic. Then one day, you will notice that werewolf magic will take us to the big and dominant world. You will become a part of that." The students excitedly want to use magic to express their excitement, and Mr. O. Renci signaled for them to stop. Professor Norma continued, "As is customary every year, we will have a magic match to find the first-year leader. It is necessary to find the best people to enter Even Territory. Only the strongest leaders c

{MIA} As I leisurely ambled down the corridor toward the call room, my hand instinctively lifted in a friendly wave to those I crossed paths with. Among the usual flow of students, a peculiar sight caught my eye—a young man suspended mid-air, an impromptu display of levitation that seemed almost routine in this extraordinary academy. It was all part and parcel of life at this institution, a place where the supernatural and the magical intertwined seamlessly.

Ingrid might be relentless, but she wasn’t wrong. The day unfolded with the steady, relentless rhythm of something designed to wear you down. The first class was already a blur—a whirlwind of obscure magical theory that seemed to defy both logic and the laws of nature, delivered in a monotone drawl by a professor who hadn’t so much as blinked during the entire fifty-minute lecture. My notes resembled the scribblings of a madwoman…half legible, half hieroglyphs, and entirely useless.

They must find something to do before Alex unlocked all the acute point and become exceptionally powerful like the legend in the history. The school closes for they day and everyone rushed out of the school gate to go home, as Alex walked out of the school, putting his hand across Linda shoulders. "We should have gone to a good restaurant to celebrate today you know" Linda said "Ahh we can't do that anymore today bae, you should have told me that earlier" "I know just teasing you on that, so when will you be teaching me how to use magic" Alex looked at his girl and smiled, "magic is not something you can learn and know so fast, it requires time and meditation ..your whole body musr be in the