Magic Hole Novels & Stories

"Jump, Maya! Now!" Malakai’s voice cracked over the roar of a world tearing itself apart. He gripped the edge of the jagged obsidian rift, his fingers bleeding, his knuckles white against the dark stone. Below them, the Atlantic didn't exist. The water had been replaced by a swirling, violent drain of white light that sucked the clouds, the air, and the very screams of the dying into its center.

Water seeped through cracks, dark and slow. “Here,” she said. “The mouth of the old tunnel.” It was half-hidden, choked by roots and stone. Branth grimaced. “You’re certain it leads inside?” “No,” Mira said. “But I’m certain it leads somewhere they don’t expect us to be.” Kaelen’s lips curved in a grim smile. “Good enough.” He crouched, pulling away stones until the gap yawned wider. Cold air rushed out, damp and foul. It smelled of rot and old water.

Peeping with my right eye, I saw Mellon standing in front of us, making circles and hand signs in the air where a whooshing white smoke created a portal at the end of the hallway. "Monica." I shook her shoulders. "Mother of-- who is that?" "Mellon," I answered. We watched how Mellon enchanted a spell that ate the three-headed monster back into their world before everything whooshed back to the normal set of the second floor. "Thank you," I uttered. Pivoting in his grace, Mellon's eyes are weaker than the last time I saw him. "Are you okay?" I asked, but before he could say a word, a body fell beside my feet.

Yet, despite the cracks, Hail was still able to look at him, not even flinching at the crack on his cheeks. It was when what seemed to be a piece had fallen from his cheek that Briane noticed something odd. He scrambled on his feet and poked his finger on the hole. It was quite deep. Hail didn’t even move when he tried to strip his cheeks off. He just sat there, staring at him. With all his might, he pulled and what he’d seen next made him stumble away. From inside Hail came thousands of bugs. Groaning, Briane sprinted, putting as much distance from the bugs and him. When he was sure, the bug already lost sight of him, he traced his way back to Hail and found him—no, it couldn’t be him. It w

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.

Matchington? A: You do not have to worry about that. All I want you to do right now is to go home and let your grandma know I have already told you about your true identity and when you get hold on the pendant and hear whatever you need to hear, just give me a call and it will be a game start.' Azrael says whiles staring at his mate with a wicked smile which made her have chills all over her body. _flashbacks continue_ {dialogue between Miriam(M) and Jessa(J)}.

he told her. “That’s all right.” Nya was shivering so much, her words were difficult to distinguish, even to her own ear. “Just show me your pile of bones or whatever it is you wanted me to see so that I can go home.” He made that face at her again, the one he made when he couldn’t believe what he was hearing. Slate shook his head, and then stepped a bit closer to the mountain. “You’ll have to come through here.” It was a small hole near the ground, not much more than one meter by one meter in diameter. “Go in there?” she asked. “Are you crazy? Is this how you trick people into becoming your dinner?”

Alia also had a weird face while she inspected the hole in their forehead from one dead body to another. "These holes are not deep enough!" "What does that mean... not deep enough?" "All of these Malaka have holes in their heads…. However, there is no way these arrows killed them! In fact, these holes don't even reach the brain… the most they could do is put a stunning crack in their skulls!" "Then why do all of them have it?" Grisha asked.

As the group walked, Kael took notice of Magus Jade moving slower than normal. “It’s only my alar … but I’ll be fine,” the old mage said. “I never thought in my life I could ever set foot in this legendary cave. Makili’s Cave is one of the greatest mysteries in Glacian Mythology … but now … we’re the first humans who have physically gotten inside. Incredible as it is.”

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.