Mage Errant Novels & Stories

“This is Dr. Harris from the Chicago Fertility Clinic. We need you to come back immediately. It’s urgent.” Olive’s stomach dropped. “Why? What’s going on?” “We need to discuss your recent procedure,” Dr. Harris said. “There was a mistake, and it’s imperative that we speak with you in person.” “A mistake?” Olive repeated, her voice rising in panic. “What kind of mistake? What’s going on?” “Miss Olive, please. This isn’t a conversation we can have over the phone. Can you come back to the clinic as soon as possible?” Olive’s grip tightened on the phone. Her heart was racing, her thoughts spiraling. Another problem. Another blow. She didn’t know how much more she could take.

Darwin growled as he placed around my office, breathing hard in anger. "A whole lot of damages has happened ever since Iratus Argent made it out of the portal. His familiar in less than 60 hours have caused a whole lot of havoc but the most annoying thing right now is that Iratus is nowhere to be found. He is an evil sorcerer and he will do nothing but to release every other supernatural being and then, our whole existence will be at risk." Fridolf cuts in, looking way more worried than Bardulf. "That cursed girl, she's behind everything happening and we must find her. She must pay dearly for her mistake." He concluded as he sipped his coffee. I wrapped my arms together as I looked at both o

I raised an inquisitive eyebrow then. He blinked and shrugged. “It’s not totally off limits. Just that, you were not supposed to be there. That’s why you weren’t given a map that includes that area,” he explained but still it sounded weird to me. I shrugged. “Still, I think that the new recruits should have known about it. Otherwise, there might be others like me who’d get lost and will be put in peril. I think you know what I mean, Rugien.” He sighed. “Eat, Xerra,” he urged me again and took the same small fruit that he’d been eating, and pushed it gently inside my mouth.

“Ecaeris is a necromancer. She would be my brother’s betrothed, were we of mankind. Their arrangement is more... informal, however.” A woman strode out of the ruins of the mage college. She paused, looking over at us, and the wind caught in the edges of her black cloak, and swirled the long tangles of her hair. Fierce, I thought, and arrestingly beautiful in the way of a wild creature, her eyes glowing like topaz within the black smeared deliberately in a band across her eyes, as if she wore a mask. Fingers had dragged the black down her left cheek in lines, and up her right temple.

Saelari was surfacing again. Overhead, Tegan darted through a blast of shadow energy, narrowly avoiding a spike of corrupted essence. “Mags! Left flank!” “I see it!” Maggie roared, slamming into the side of Umbraeth’s monstrous body, sending a spray of dark matter across the cavern floor.

Maggie stood up from the floor, but her eyes were still fixed on Damien's shorts. "What are you looking at? Scram!" Damien yelled. "Well, you see, Damien, I even succeeded in raising a boner in you; we could take it step by step." Maggie insisted; she did not mind the fact that she was treated like a dog. "You need help, Maggie; you are deranged," Damien said, and he closed the door with a loud bang, letting out a loud groan as he pounded his fist on the door. "Damn you, Aella. You are the reason for all these"

“At least I got to meet you first.” “Mom!” Ru knew there was a pleading twang to her voice, but she didn’t care. She hadn’t worked so hard to find the woman who’d given birth to her to lose her now. “It will be all right.” Whatever Sky wanted with her mom, she’d have to take her over Ru’s dead… spirit. Without acknowledging Ru’s assurance, Maggie took a deep breath and said, “Ut ponant in hunc mundum profano fallax spell et manifestabo ei me ipsum.”

Jalen's face flushed as he said remorsefully, "You're absolutely right, Lord General. It's all my fault. Please punish me." "Forget it!" Master Magaera waved a hand, feeling nothing but annoyed then. "There isn't any point saying all that now. Return to the Heaven Watcher headquarters at once." "Alright!" Jalen responded hurriedly before asking in a cautious tone, "Aren't you going back, Lord General?" Master Magaera did not respond but turned to look in the island's direction before speaking in a light tone, "There must be something up if Her Majesty came down to the mortal realm out of nowhere. I've got to know more about this."

"What the hell? You can't even get hard and still stick it in, you expect to penance him with there? HahaLOL." Maggie's voice was not too loud and the others heard her laughing out loud and calling her bullshit. Only Hermosa didn't laugh. She looked at Maggie in deep thought. Although she was as inexperienced in that area as herself, Hermosa wasn't sure how reliable that statement really was. But it sounded ...... like there was some truth to it. But how was she going to get Mister to be willing to try that approach?Hermosa was at a loss, still thinking as she packed up her things and headed out the door, when she accidentally bumped into a tall, rugged figure.

"It's 10p.m. everyone knows that the maids retire to bed once it's 10p.m." I clenched my fists by my side and bit down on my jaw. My resentment towards Norton grew inside of me like a tumour. Why wouldn't he just let me be? "I know," Maggie ran her hand up and down her arm as she shifted uncomfortably from one foot to the other. "But, he called me to his study and told me this. I can't make it up," I knew she wasn't lying and I wasn't saying that she was lying. I was simply on the side that this was ridiculous! The Alpha Prince of Red Valley Werewolf City can't handle a rejection!