Mage Tank Novels & Stories

'' I don't want to anger him more, so I obediently turn around and enter the bathroom. The bathroom is nice, with a big bath near the window, allowing me to see the starry night outside, two sinks and the shower stall, everything's white marble, only black towels and golden faucets give some color. I want to lock the door, but how nice, there is no lock.

As I realize what’s happening ,I get back on the ground and shift before sprinting towards Mage. My people,my family ;they’re all there seconds away from getting their souls crushed by that sick beast.Crap ,my mind link is shut off,Adam must have created a new stronger link with my pack when I went ..well lets not talk about that.As I am about to reach the border I shift back and release the strongest gust of wind that I possibly can .I don’t try to stop Mage and try to create a barrier about 1500m with small pebbles and sand and water.

BOOK THREE: THE DEEP FORGE (Jace’s Perspective) You cannot bleed a stone, and you cannot suffocate a fire that breathes magma. The Magma-Beast hauled the rest of its massive, formless bulk out of the crater. It had no eyes, no mouth, no face—just a towering, thirty-foot-tall shifting mass of liquid yellow-white fire, armored by jagged, overlapping plates of cooling black obsidian. The heat rolling off it was so intense that the wooden awnings of the nearby merchant stalls spontaneously burst into flames.

Sin replied as he introduced us to him. “It’s so nice to meet you. I am Magma.” “It’s nice to meet you.” Abigail smiled. Sin Handed Magma the bag,. “Thank you, come sit.” Magma instructed again. I looked around the space. All the furniture was carved from stone. A table and four chairs sat in the corner, there was a couch and coffee table along one wall and the cave seemed to go deeper into the mountain, I’m assuming, more caverns led out from this one.

Some vomited blood and rolled to escape Magmar - the World Monster. "It doesn't make sense. His health points were only reduced by a few hundred points!" a warrior near Li Wei hissed. Blood dripped from his lips. Li Wei looked up in amazement at the numbers above Magmar's head. "Nineteen thousand eight hundred health points!" This thing is really strong!" Li Wei's mind was horrified. But he had to leave the Safety zone to obtain the greatest damage value. Magmar's reward for great damage was armor - a low-level protective vest that every fighter on the first floor craved!

I spat at her "Then let me tell you, You all are the same to me you little whore want to be my Luna, you want to be my Mate, I will only love my moon goddess has blessed me, your tricks are nothing to me, but like others, I will give you a chance you will stay in here for a month then I will decide your future." Mack linked me at the moment 'Alpha it's ready.' I linked back as 'okay' he asked again ' is there anything else you...'

Tom smiled at me for a few seconds before turning to him. “Done.” He said. And without saying another word, he fired. My ears registered no sound. I just saw a flash coming out of the gun’s mouth, and moments later mark’s body impacted against mine, making us both to fall on the floor, his back hitting my chest. It was then that I understood that Tom's gun had a muffler so there wouldn’t be heard any sound. “Mark?” My voice came trembling with horror at seeing his unmoving head on my chest “Mark!”

I couldn't believe that I was actually envying a rogue pack. “Listen, my people. You can now use the mind link. Because of Sora's hard work, the curse has been lifted off. I know what you have been through. Those who are either wounded or in pain due to the dark magic, you can find refuge into the safe bunkers under the pack house or under the hospital. Rest, join me. Let's fight these motherfuckers and kick them out of our pack.” My father spoke through a mind link. A wide smirk appeared on my face and I felt my chest broadening with pride. “Good job, little Stormy. You were able to get through the wall.” I thought and even Kara howled with pride he was feeling toward his mate.

“Her name was Mirena Vale. A powerful witch, and one of the last who dared to document her kind’s magic openly. She travelled around the world to other covens seeking to record other practices. One day she recorded something she shouldn't have and was killed for it.” I gasped, “the torn page.” Caelum leaned forward and opened the torn page, “Do you know what this tattoo means?” “Not precisely,” the King said. “The original meaning died with Mirena. But…” He hesitated, as if debating whether to continue, “Her bloodline lives on.” I frowned. “Her bloodline?” “Yes,” he said, turning to Caelum. “Mirena’s descendant is someone you know well. She was your mother’s closest friend.”

I sucked in a sharp breath and hissed, because it hurt—hurt like a rule being enforced. Dax noticed. His eyes flashed. “She’s binding us tighter,” he muttered. Mara’s gaze flicked to the tether and she looked pleased. “It’s stabilizing,” she said. “Good. A protector anchored, a mate infected. All the doors I need.” “Door to what?” I demanded. Mara’s voice lowered, reverent in a way that made my skin crawl. “To the first Moon Cage.” The seam in the wall widened again, and cold air rushed in—sharp and clean, like outdoor night.