Magic Academy's Genius Blinker Wiki Novels & Stories

“Something my mates and I were talking about earlier was the fact that Asry stole my magic in the vision. That was why I stripped it from myself. It’s now inside of Xander, so if the vision were to happen, there would be no magic for him to steal. Is it possible to link Xander and I together to where the magic stays in his body, but I have access to use it, like how Kai had access to my fire?” Papa scrubbed his hand over his face while he thought. He looked to Macario and Leonidas, who were the experts on this. Macario and Leonidas were mindlinking, thinking over the possibilities. I knew they did not want to discuss them out loud incase the answer was not so appealing, but I could appreciat

She could hear the gentle creak of the door Helen pulled it open. "There must be a way..." Mayari stood up from her chair and turned on her heels to face the sorceress. "... to cure my blindness." Helen came to a sudden halt upon hearing her apprentice's statement, delivered with unwavering certainty. Despite having been informed by Doctor Ashley that she would never regain her sight due to her optical nerves being permanently damaged. Even an eye transplant offered no hope of restoring her vision and magic could only heal what was meant to be healed... Yet, Mayari's intuition was defying something that is believed to be impossible in her situation.

" I remind myself why I came here in the first place. I didn't replace Alice because I intended to sacrifice myself and take her place. My magic has progressed quickly, even though I haven't been practicing. I close my eyes and allow magic to connect both of us, and when we connect, I see in his mind the person he intends to see. The person he wishes to see. And I become that person with minimal effort. As an extra touch, I convince him to ignore all that feels odd to him. This little encounter will slip from his mind completely and he will have no knowledge of it. It only lasts a few seconds.

“The one who backs her. His power is beyond anything you’ve faced. Your moon goddess is nothing compared to his magic.” I swallowed hard, the intensity of his words settling in my chest. Brooke had aligned herself with a wizard—a creature capable of wielding forces far beyond what we could defend against. He's probably the one who helped hide my identity as a hybrid so I could not be detected. That is not a small feat. As I stared into the man’s eyes, something shifted. A flicker, almost imperceptible, but enough to make me take a step back. His gaze wasn’t his own; it was vacant, almost glassy, yet brimming with intent.

LYRA "I don't trust her Damien. I need to lure her down to get to Magnus, she's gullible enough to think I'm stupid enough to fall for her tricks" Sage says through his phone call My lips quivered as I peeped through his room standing like a statue as his words reached my hearing. Every piece of my heart-shattering. "She has to produce an heir for me before I reject her and I'm sure by that time we've gotten to achieve our main goal," He says yet again.

I’m not even sure if they realize Helene is gone, but I know once they’ve finished dispatching their victims, there’s still one man standing between them and Blaise. I’ve been able to feel Blaise’s spellcaster poking at my magic from afar since I first tapped into this new well of power, and the more guards that fall, the more aggressive he’s become. He looks absolutely petrified, holding up an invisible forcefield around himself and Blaise while he tries to figure out my magic. Unfortunately for him, he needs to understand it in order to stop it, but I don’t need to understand it in order to use it.

Every time I blinked in the dark, that light was just sitting there behind my eyelids. Zevren leaned in. He was listening so hard it was almost creepy, like he was starving and I was handing him a meal. “Guardian bloodlines,” he said, his voice dropping into this serious, low tone. “It's old wolf magic. It stays in certain families, just waiting. You can wake it up if you train, if you have the will. I can help you figure out if you have it.” I couldn't help it. A laugh snorted out of me, but it tasted like iron and bitterness. Me? Magic?

’ I say, changing the subject. ‘There is one here called The Blinking Spell, which says to focus on an area you can see in the distance, wave your wand, and say Skedaddle Dash. This will port you in that area. This spell can make you blink or teleport up to a one thousand metre radius at a time.’ ‘Think of how quickly you can get to school with that spell?’ I laugh. Nina rolls her eyes and stands up. She walks roughly five metres away from me and looks past me into the distance.

Bless said, and I was taken aback. “Did you know her?” I asked. “I knew her,” Bless said. “She was one of the few human philanthropists who got involved in improving the neutral zone, and I could swear she was a channel.” “What’s that?” I asked, not understanding. “A person with the ability to absorb magic from their surroundings and redirect it without being destroyed by it,” Bless said, and my body tensed. “It’s very rare to see, especially in humans. It just means your maternal family has a very specific bloodline that’s been dormant for many generations.”

Lycian said. "Kaelen's main armory." "It's heavily guarded. Anti-magic fields." "We can't get close." Arielle smiled. Her teeth looked sharper than before. "Anti-magic stops spells," she said. "It stops fireballs and lightning." "It doesn't stop a Glitch." "Why?" Lycian asked. "Because I'm not casting magic." "I'm editing reality." Lycian stared at her. He was starting to realize what he had bought. She wasn't just an assassin.