Mages Guild Quest Oblivion Novels & Stories

They help to promote peace in the land and they rule the mages. *Guild Association An association who hunts for beasts and also completes quests. Also helping out in fighting the witches. They rule all other races. Hope you'll enjoy as the story continues...

Luna and Zoranna were not pleased that he was leaving them behind, however, Xolvion had told them that they had another task that he wanted them to complete while he was away. Xolvion and Crystal headed to the adventures guild, checking out the quest board once they arrived. The place was busy as one would expect, but the number of adventures had been on a steady decline in this area. Rumour had it that a horde of goblins had set up in the area, being led by a powerful evolution of their line. Word was that many copper and bronze rank adventurer parties had taken up the quest, only to have either been killed or kidnapped. Xolvion was currently an iron rank, only being classed as one rank abo

Hell, her reaction this morning wasn't even an overreaction if they ask him. However, her thirst for the truth will definitely put her to danger. It worries him that she might cross borders that are not meant for humans to step over. That's the main reason why hunters like him exist. They are the only ones who can move and poke their noses into human and vampire businesses. Her lights went out and he even saw her silhouette as she moved to the wall before the lights went off. That was his cue to go inside and walk upstairs. Mrs. Dawson is already waiting in front of her own unit.

There are three more underground levels in the Mage Tower, but they are not open to the public. The basement level is the Summoning Chamber, which contains the summoning, binding, and attack spells, as well as the departure and return points for the teleportation spells. The Mage Guild's teleportation spells are open to the public, and upon payment of a f*e, users will be guided here by an apprentice without interfering with the daily lives and experiments of the mages on the upper floors.

I mean I wasn't wishing for them to fail but their sense of urgency is so low that I fear they'll just perish in a S-tier quest… I admit that their Challengers are insanely strong, with strength equal to that of the Forbidden Snake of Eden, but sensing the energy lurking deep within this island, I won't be surprised if beasts like the Phoenix, Ancient Dragons, and the Griffin would appear somewhere around here. "Is this really going to be alright?" I said. "I have faith..." Mr. Mulligan interrupted, "I’ve worked at Deck Order's Guild for 2 years. During that time, we’ve never once been defeated when the guild's elite members lead the quest. You don't need to worry, Azriel." He beamed a smile

Finish Minnie, smirking. "But nice try though," Johan smirked. "Good job," says a voice that clearly is from a voice changer. We all look back to the television, the screen is now purple. "You may enter, liberos meos." I smile proudly, watching the wall behind the desk slowly opens to a tunnel. Still smiling, I enter the tunnel behind Kelly and Britt. I was so proud of myself after taking down Hade, that I didn't notice Scout was tense ever since La Reu spoke.

The runes flared brighter, and the ground trembled. “What are they doing?” Mia whispered. “They’re summoning something,” Anna said, her voice laced with urgency. “We have to stop them!” Logan stepped forward, his sword drawn. “Not on our watch.” The robed figures turned to face them, their hands crackling with dark magic. The battle was chaotic, with spells and weapons clashing in bursts of light and shadow. Despite their training, Anna’s group was outnumbered and struggling to keep up. In the chaos, the obelisk emitted a deafening hum, and a rift began to form above it. From the rift emerged a creature unlike anything they had seen—a towering, skeletal beast wreathed in dark flames.

“Do you feel it?” Nyra’s runes flared with white-hot light. “Every heartbeat’s a drum of war and promise.” A gong of obsidian sounded; three cloaked figures emerged, the High Seers of the Dark Council, summoned by the bloodspell. Seer Vorlak intoned, voice rasping: “Queen of Ash and Fire, the final ritual demands the merging of flesh, blood, and magic. You who defy fate must prove your dominion.” Seer Marethia’s eyes glowed viridian. “By the Orphansblood, reveal the path.”

I felt sick to my stomach, a cramp seizing me. But none of that mattered anymore. I took out my silver staff, and strode resolutely towards the Elder's Council Hall. It was time to put an end to all of this. "Luna-to-be?" one elder asked, confused. "I am not your Luna," my voice was calm and clear. "I never was." The elders looked at each other. I walked to the center of the council table. "I, Lyra, Princess of the Moonshadow Realm, hereby renounce my fated mate bond with Kaelen Blackclaw."

"However, being in a magic guild doesn't mean that we have to converse with anyone there. Think of it as a means of taking on missions that involve killing monsters." "I guess that doesn't sound half bad, but I need to take care of a few things before that. But I don't see why we couldn't just kill monsters in the Dark Territory? I'm sure we would get more action there." "That's not necessarily true. Guilds provide a means to take out specific monsters and are assigned a difficulty level depending on the monster's rank. If we just wander around the Dark Territory with no real objective, we would most likely just run into weaker monsters instead of going after the big game."