Like Like Magic Novels & Stories

I can sense there are a some magic that made only this place is fine while the other places in ruin. When i’m laying on the big bed, i can feel some magic power come from the bottom of the bed. I then using levitation to levitate the bed. Seeing there is nothing strange, i then tap the floor. There’s one place that sound is different so i then destroy the floor.

I said with great composure, much to my surprise. "I like you, Lia, a lot." Oh no, this was what I was trying to avoid.

She didn't trust me. "Mate magic is like nothing else in this world," said Barrett, "it always finds a way."

Mina asked frowning. “He used some kind of magic fairy dust that made us invisible like he did for Charms back in New York.” Lucky said, and Mina started screaming in excitement. “BITCH, YOU MEAN TO TELL ME, YOU HAD INVISIBLE SEX? DDDAAAMMMNNN, I WANNA BE LIKE YOU WHEN I GROW UP. HOW THE HELL DID….” Mina was trying to say, but Lucky covered her mouth.

It started as a faint trickle, like a tiny stream finding its course, then swelled into a rushing river of magic. The sensation was overwhelming, like standing beneath a waterfall of pure, untamed power. I could feel the essence of Jesse's magic merging with mine, intertwining like threads of fate weaving a new destiny. The energy pulsed through my veins, illuminating every corner of my being with its radiant glow.

“In the meantime let’s get home. Unless you want to stop somewhere first.” Lia shook her head. “No, I’m exhausted from the test, which I think went great by the way.” “That’s great to hear, Lia.” Magic was beyond me. I didn’t know a thing about magic and honestly, I liked it that way. It was unpredictable and you never knew what was going to go wrong. One wrong move and it’ll blow up in your face. Sometimes literally. I had seen Lia once conjure a fireball and launch it at a target. It scared me.

She was rounding the corner toward Marley’s front door, keys threaded between her fingers, mentally cataloging what she still needed for dinner, when she nearly collided with someone stepping out of the apartment next door. Two bags of takeout swung dangerously. There was a soft thud as they bumped into each other. “Whoa! Sorry!” he said quickly, steadying both of them with a hand at her elbow. Raegan looked up, breath caught halfway between surprise and recognition. “Bryer?” He blinked, eyes widening just a fraction. “Raegan?” And just like that, the moment opened between them. It was wide, suspended, filled with that strange, familiar magic that felt like a held note. Like something clicki

Layla always figured it was because we all came from the Universe and its magic. “Think about it like this, “ she said to her classroom one day “if magic wasn’t in all of us, how do you explain the internet or cellphones or HALF of the scientific discoveries we have had” Those men were magic and they had a lot of it. But, they didn’t act like it. Typically, when someone knows they have magic, their demeanor changes. You become more because you know there is more. Even you become one of those people that abuse your magic, you still become more. They truly seemed to be …mundane. Yes, they were gorgeous and had a superior air of confidence about them. But, they still acted…normal. Could

Fox winks taking Colts hands and bringing them up to shoulder level before they close their eyes. I watch in awe as the twins radiate a white light that pushes out to the water, and the sludge of blackness turns into a sparkling blue. The animals that had been bobbing on the water were burned to ash where they sat. I wonder if Chloe's magic is similar to her brothers? I've never seen her use it before. But I can't wait to see it. Right now I can feel it coursing through my veins and it's a heady feeling. I love our magic mingling together.

Like the land itself was breathing light. “ They’re beautiful,” I said as we walked. “ Do they grow like that?” Corin nodded slightly. “ They do. Lunara is alive in ways most lands aren’t. Magic flows through everything here—the ground, the air, even the crystals.” Magic. The word felt strange and heavy on my tongue. “ So it’s real then… magic?” He gave me a look, one brow lifting. “ You’ve seen enough to doubt it?” I couldn’t argue with that.