Magic Hole Novels & Stories

I said. “Well, we need to cover that hole over there,” he said, pointing at the hole. I looked at the hole and it was a huge porthole. I sighed, carrying the rock. It was incredibly heavy, but at least it is easier since I am not doing any other thing with my powers. “That is so disgusting,” Lillian said. It was truly disgusting, everything was smashed up together and to think this was innocent human just makes me want to kill Marcus or Logan, whatever his fucking name is. Zira giggled from behind me, jumping happily.

As if the place was made of crystals even were we stood. The place was bright not like the cave, it was beautiful indeed . “ wow, what is this place ? ” Elia asked. “ it's a magical place, the crystals are magical. It can show you anything you want, it can even show you the future and the past ” Cassie answered. “ wow really ” I said. “ you can try it out ” she said. “ come on Elia ” I said “ you go first ” she said. “ how do I try it ” I asked.

he yelled. Everyone’s expressions immediately changed and Hail, Sybb and Laggas immediately flew in the air together with Reyan who grabbed Mhir and Loheiruchel with him. As soon as their feet left the ground, they saw that the ground beneath their feet had disappeared, and was replaced by a large, gaping hole! “What the heck is this?!” Laggas asked and frowned as they looked at the hole beneath them. Mhir’s mouth fell open wide in shock. “I don’t remember that there would be this hole here in the Elf Community.” Loheiruchel spoke as his eyes narrowed in suspicion.

"Looks like we still have some work to do out here." "Maybe finish tomorrow," Tink informed him, peeling the crust off her sandwich and used it to scoop up the extra mustard that had covered her plate. "Then figure out goggles." "That's right. We need to get those back." While chasing Jenny through the house last week, Mike and Tink had run across a Labyrinth and its resident minotaur. Tink had lost her magical goggles while escaping, and reminded Mike on a daily basis that they were super important to her. However, she also saw the wisdom in letting Mike heal from the wounds he had sustained from a fight with a witch and a fire elemental, so had taken to repairing the damage that Sarah had

Layla rolled her eyes once more. She had just confessed to her friends that she was held at knifepoint by a junkie weirdo and all they wanted to do was talk about her kissing a biker. "His name is Marrok," she admitted. "Marrok Kenneally." "Marrok Kenneally, what a strange name for a biker," said Amy trying to recall any bikers she'd ever heard of with that name. "What's his club name?" "The Howler M.C. I think," replied Layla thinking back to Brick and his impressive patches.

I can hear chaos going on around me and angry voices but I can’t focus on anything because for the pain. Then it happens the pull and I am forced to move as Erik is leaving. I try to see through the tears, I see Oliver on the floor, tears streaming down his face. Then it happens tingles running from my hand up to my heart and the pain soothes. The world swirls around me again but I don’t return to darkness. I am sitting on the edge of the beautiful waterfall again. “Hello my Sweet Heart. It saddens me to see you here.” There she was standing beautifully, the Moon Goddess.

I love adventure and nature, but I would give anything to be far away from here. We all went in separate cars; Arielle was riding with Oliver, and I was with Dean. Dean was so excited about the whole adventure that I couldn't help but feel a bit happy. Our first stop was at a waterfall; it could have been really enjoyable if Arielle wasn't just everywhere. We stopped by a local river that glows and could be mistaken for a gold mine during sunrise.

But it's not the Kaziel I know. His hair is long and as white as bone, falling past his shoulders in ethereal waves. His skin is too perfect, glowing under the moonlight. And carved into the center of his forehead is a strange, jagged mark like a wavy crescent. His eyes lift to meet mine. They are a shocking gold. The Hollow smiles with his mouth. And it is Kaziel's smile. My mouth goes dry, a shiver running through me. No, no, no. I stagger back as I stare at the face I know better than my own reflection.

"I'm not actually amnesiac. I'm just not the Charlotte you remember." I leaned closer and smiled. "I'm actually an elf. A sorceress, to be exact. And that wasn't an earthquake. It was a Trial of Lightning!" Matteo immediately grabbed his phone and checked the news. To his astonishment, I was right. There had been no earthquake at all. Lightning had simply struck our building. As he stared at me in stunned silence, I leaned over and kissed his cheek. "I'm not scared of some curse or bad luck, honey. In fact, with a sorceress around..." I smiled. "I guarantee you're going to be the luckiest man on this planet."

The bridge was miles before the train station—far away from sight. Of course, Jane was a bundle of good ideas in human form, and I trusted her. “Ready?” “Yes,” I affirmed with so much confidence, and somehow my hope was fully built on her. We went to both tires and removed the stones used for the wedge. The car sped off on its own. It met a heavy-duty truck on its way, which slammed into it and knocked it into the deep water, crashing through the bridge barrier. We took off even before the accident fully happened.