Mages Fantasy Novels & Stories

he stuttered, “Whoever teams up with her will be eclipsed and we all know that four winners, meaning one from each winning team .” I hummed thoughtfully. He was right. I leaned back against the wall, feeling sleepy. I rubbed my eyes with the heel of my palms. This… this was what Elias must have been talking about earlier. I wish I could take the tonic or whatever that was. I closed my eyes instead, not caring if I woke up groggy. Mages are trained to be alert because one wrong of a finger and things could go awry but I was not here to win or even get a decent place, was I? ‘ ~~~**~~~

Gosh, this was hard! Unsure of what to do or where to go, Erin stood where she was, thinking. She still couldn’t figure out how she could be here alone when she’d run into the cave with over a dozen werewolves, including her mate. And what about those that had entered the cave before them? What about Nikjin who had been speaking to them from within the cave? Was this another one of his dark magic? Was this place even real? “Edvana Batog of Quandagh, or is it Erin Brown of Fairbanks?”

Later that afternoon, the castle mages were summoned again. This time, they did not test her. They studied. Watched. Recorded. And one by one, their expressions changed from confusion to awe. “Your aura isn’t celestial,” the oldest mage murmured. “It’s something else.” “It’s both,” Lily said quietly. Because she understood it now. Light that chose to fall. Power that refused submission. The first true test came at sunset. Without warning. Without diplomacy. The sky split. Not with lightning. With fracture. A tear in the air above the eastern valley shimmered into existence — dark at the center, rimmed with pale fire.

But taking in the position she was in, that seemed like a joke, especially when her father and brothers did not care about her. Moreover, in the novel, there were no mentions of Mage being hired to cure 'Seraphine'. In a world that was filled with magic, such creatures were not uncommon. As their name suggested, Mages dealt with magic. There were various types of Mages, and they were ranked according to their abilities. Since the author did not go into much description when it came to the Mages, Seraphine was barely aware of details when it came to them. But one thing she knew was that hiring Mages to cure someone took a lot of power and money. It was fair to say that, other than the Royal f

He took the shopping bags to the car. I walked around the mall for a minutes, observing the different people. Some walked with their friends others with their parents or kids. I was intrigued by the few who walked around with sharp ears or strange runes on their bodies–elves and mages. There were a variety of different mages that were categorized by their main ability. Some could wield fire, others had the ability to communicate with animals better than others and a select few could channel raw magic using runes. Those mages were my favorite. There magic was practically and they could walk among the humans without a thought of keeping their emotions in check or control. I wished that I was b

The title read : -The History That Has Been Obliterated- Mages are often considered to be wizards who have shifted to practise dark magic. They are considered evil, pawns of the devil. They are feared and looked down upon. Their names are not taken, they are people who can control the elements of nature. They wield powers which a normal wizard cannot. Yes, we are wizards but earlier, a Mage was looked upon with reverence and given equal respect like any other Supernatural creature.

“I-It's the reckoning, alpha king! I…I have never seen magic like this one. It's dark witchery, my lord!” Magic? Mages were farfetched in our world. We knew they existed somehow, somewhere — in outcast lands outside the many kingdoms under Ker. But mages were mostly malformed shifters and rogues who raged on about the supernatural and beyond. It was a whole load of nonsense. Damien thought the same as well, from the way he reacted. “Are you…are you well, Elder? Do you know what time it is? To-To be spouting such rubbish?!”

"Thousand years ago, humans were living completely ordinary lives. But the peaceful world of humans was disrupted when demons started appearing. There were thousands of deaths. Humans were killed little by little. However, when the humans thought that they were all going to be eradicated. Countless Gods and Goddesses appeared. They gifted them their magic in which later on, humans who got the gift were called mages. Using the gifts, they received from the Gods and Goddesses, humans united and fought the demons. Countless lives were forfeited. The demon king died, and the demons retreated. Mages used their power to form a seal onto the passages where demons came from. The humans rejoiced. Hum

Nodding, Fenryn said, “yes. While the spells themselves are mostly the same, the method used to cast is different. That is not to say all mages are possessed by spirits or old Gods, but the flow of magic comes from them.” “And... that is why they are easily possessed, unlike my people, I suppose,” Lynnette added, taking in this information. She was somewhat glad that the mage's in her family were safe enough from forced servitude. If indeed Fenryn's words could be believed. “Indeed. Think of our mage's as huge beacons of light... a light that the spirits and old Gods are drawn towards, like moths to a flame.” Fenryn continued, his hands making gestures to showcase his point. He then motioned

He picked up his half-filled glass and took a sip from it, all the while watching me carefully. “Spells?” I raised an eyebrow. “As in witches?” “Mages,” he corrected. “Witch is a human invented term. They call themselves mages. They are unique people who hold special and mysterious powers. They’re divided by covens just as humans are divided by religion. You’ll be meeting some of them tomorrow.” “How will I know if it’s a mage or not? Do they look like us?” I asked, intrigued. This might just be the most interesting news I had heard in eons. Witches were real! How cool was that?