Legend Of The Arch Magus Novels & Stories

She knew Oceana had received the highest mage rank, Archmage, at a very young age of 35; no one had reached the same rank ever since. It was written that to reach the highest rank Archmage, the mage had to obtain three elemental rings — one for every element — and the same person should also be able to cast the highest tier spell for the element. Oceana was also appointed as Arcanus' principal as the other races also believed in her skills. Needless to say, the Archmage in front of Mariana achieved it all. Her only weakness was talking to crowds. Mariana, however, didn't mind, even though it was getting more irritating for the majority of the students as they listened to her speak.

The air shimmered with an unspoken connection, and Magdalene's eyes bore the weight of centuries as she prepared to unveil another layer of the ancient tapestry. "Jette," Magdalene began, her voice carrying the resonance of ancestral echoes, "there are truths that transcend the boundaries of ordinary understanding. Our lineage, intertwined with magic and mysticism, carries with it a unique aspect—one that defines our connection to nature and the forces that shape our existence."

In the tiny meeting room where only the torch on the corners illuminates them, their eyes burned with passion as they readied themselves to fight together with the hero to save the Island of Llfhame. “A one man army huh, I see you also have a strong set of spirits,” said the fair man with a black hair as he faced Harlequin. The man’s face was a face of a saint, the type to be revered wherever he goes, but his eyes were the exception. Those eyes were full of malice, ambition, and pride. The man was the Grand Arch Wizard. Behind him was a scene that appalled every one of Harlequin’s spirits. It was more terrible that what they have thought.

He was not the clean cut business man I was used to seeing. I glanced back at John and found him kneeling next to the sigils on the floor. They were untouched by the magic that he'd casted earlier. In fact, they looked as if they'd been burned into the concrete rather than painted on like when we'd first come down the stairs. How'd that happen? "What the hell?" I sank to the floor, ignoring Nathan and Poe for the moment. John shook his head. "There's something wrong with the magic here. It's..." he closed his eyes, frowning. "Tainted, twisted."

The three magic Knights Leaders went out of the portal and stood on the three chairs placed on the sides of the King’s chair. “And let’s welcome our Kingdom’s Magic Leader, King Magnus!” everyone rose from their seats to welcome the King. King Magnus is a fire mage, my father met with him once and I remembered that his aura is as tremendous as my father. He talked to me before and he was really kind but he’s aura is just so powerful that even though he showed kindness towards me, I still kept a distance.

“The only person I know who could do that is…” Rex’s face flashed in my mind, and my chest tightened. “Who are you? Really?” Lucian tilted his head, the smirk returning. “Oh, sorry for not doing proper introductions,” he said, his tone mockingly polite. “I’m Lucian, former leader of the Eighth Tribe.” He said it with pride, his chest straightening slightly. “I’m a Magyc , Aqua and Terra, to be exact. Though I can tap into other cores if I focus.”

"I don't know. But they're coming through now." Figures emerged from the portal. Humanoid but clearly not human. Their bodies flickered between states of matter, sometimes solid, sometimes pure energy, sometimes something in between. They wore robes that seemed woven from raw magic itself, patterns shifting across the fabric. The lead figure descended toward us, floating rather than walking. When they spoke, their voice resonated with power. "Greetings, Earth-Prime. I am Archmagus Stellara of Earth-Arcanum. We come in peace to discuss The Convergence."

"But they’re being harvested. The Legion isn't attacking their bodies; they're attacking their connections to the world. They’re turning the wolves into anchors for the void." Suddenly, the ground at the center of the valley heaved. It didn't burst open; it folded back like skin. From the fissure rose a figure that made the High Magister look like a mere apprentice. It was a skeletal giant, its "skin" a patchwork of ancient, yellowed scrolls and human vellum, held together by needles of obsidian. This was the **Archivist of Bone**, a creature from the era before the first Great Pack was ever formed. In its hand, it carried a staff topped with a skull that pulsed with a rhythmic, sickly green

Although later mages produced many natural geniuses, no one was able to make any modifications. When it comes to things with a historical legacy, elven solutions are naturally the best, so Christine chose to have the elves help build the Mage Tower. The reason why it is said that today's mages are not as good as they used to be is because the archmages of the ancient magical realm of Nesriel drove the floating cities into the heavens and the earth, daring to capture and study both the demon lords of the abyss and the true gods with weak divine power. So which mage dares to do this, and which mage can?

“Don’t worry about me. I’ll be fine.” “Dating Mago is not a joke, Arlene.” Her tone turned serious, eyes locking onto mine with an intensity that made my stomach churn. “You’re going to be with a notorious manwhore. Mago CONCEPCION is an expert at playing his cards with women. He’s a master of deception, a real smooth talker. He’s the kind of guy every good girl fears.” “Any sound advice, then?” I asked, biting my lip in nervous anticipation, my mind racing with thoughts of what was to come.