Magic Knight Rayearth Rayearth Novels & Stories

The mages were in awe and terror, their mouths agape as they witnessed the sheer power and skill of their opponent. "Enough playing around!" I muttered coldly, my voice cutting through the chaos like a knife. With a swift motion, I vanished from sight, reappearing next to the group of mages who were casting from a distance. "Earth Smash," I intoned, my voice calm and steady. "Eek!!" the mages screamed, their eyes wide with terror as they realized their fate. They tried to run, to escape the impending doom, but it was too late. A giant earth hand erupted from the ground, scooping them all up in its massive grasp.

Galindra stood up and clutched back the child to her bosom. 'There's still something you didn't know. An imminent threat in the East,' Galindra said. 'Threat?' 'King Salamar of the Kingdom of Esperia is raising an army, a great one this world has ever seen. With the help of Esper, a sorcerer who conjures dark magic, she might have bewitched the king. I am very much certain this has something to do with the prophecy, I am telling you.' 'Another sorcerer? One of your kind. Folly.' Melario smirked. 'The age of magic had passed already, and if there's any truth in what you were saying, then I shouldn't believe you more. Enough with this stupidity,' the king shoved his head.

“I can tear this entire building into pieces, crushing each person within beneath it’s stones as I do so, without so much as breaking my stride as I depart. Don’t make me angry.” I smelled magic again. “Rivyn,” I murmured. “Yes, I feel it,” he agreed. “Terrameotius,” I heard the magic in the word, heavy and resounding, and smelt his magic as spice and blood in the air. The ground heaved, sending dust falling from the rafters and making the joints of the great building groan. “Dispartho,” he said, and the hallway returned to its normal length, the turret stairs visible.

The ultimate celestial weapon, Oculus Blade had Three Thousand Mighty Principles carved on it and had the power to suppress the same level celestial weapon. Robyn's Heaven and Earth Ruler glowed with shimmering radiance purple light. The heptagold energy from heaven and earth flushed into the ruler and created a beam. Looking at how serious Robyn was, Eoin realized he should not underestimate Severin. He signed with his fingers and pointed at the middle of his brows. A turquoise marble filled with clearwater divine water appeared. It was about the size of an alchemical pill. It contained electricity like an eel swimming in the ocean and exuded a lofty aura.

“Ok Kita, how are we going to catch this dorphan? And does it have to still be breathing to cash in the benefits?” Ean asked. “No, it does not. Most of the beast's value is after its death. Rector can use a magic negating ritual circle to prevent the beast from using its earth magic, and then you and I can end its life. Once overwhelmed it is known they can travel at remarkable speeds under the earth and without a tracking spell, would prove almost impossible to catch,” Kita said in a clear commanding voice.

They kept just the right balance throughout training, leaving the wolves feeling strong without being drained. Blake managed to find a spell to help retain training better. He had stayed up all night studying the old wizarding books that were kept in his room. His smile when he came out with a massive light blue crystal was reminiscent of that of a child on Christmas. The large crystal was placed in the center of the training grounds and omitted a light that helped anyone around it. The light brought out the strength inside us, causing our muscles to grow and our abilities to power up. Barrett helped train those with abilities similar to his with Bennett doing the same. We pushed back moon t

We could make a comeback. “Raine!” Captain Smitty called out to me as we all took our positions beside the rope. I looked back at the fat man, wondering why it was that he was calling my name. “Grab the end of the rope. Didn’t I tell you that already?” I couldn’t help but to roll my eyes and I was sure everyone noticed. I didn’t care anymore. Everyone just needed to face the fact that Raine McClaren does not play well with others when it comes to her career. She could not be told what to do, no matter how hard you try. “Raine!” I stood in front, wanting to face my enemy. Jordan was across from me, a grin on his face. It was the blue team Versus the green time. Didn’t I say that it seemed to

They put their hands to the book and pulled a saber out of it. “Are you Asta or Magic Knight or something?!” Rian exclaimed irritatedly. “Excalibur!” One of them swang it emitting a yellow wave to Rian. Rian dodged it and exclaimed, ”It’s saber! Not Saber’s Excalibur! It’s Arthuria Pendragon, not Saber!!!” Rian speeded up his pace while jumping evading the yellow waves they sent. He then remembered what just the guy said before. "Kill that guy!" No, not that one.

Zedrick nodded in understanding. “Also patience.” Arlen added. Raine has already pushed Raeyan into using his power, but this would make it difficult for Raine to fight Raeyan this time since not only Raine has to watch out for Raeyan himself, but also Raeyan’s power – to which would consume more energy from Raine since Raeyan’s power of earth, which has gravity, is very domineering! Raine could be crushed by gravity, or he could be eaten by the ground! Raeyan is definitely a very difficult opponent. So, they feel relieved that they didn’t face Raeyan!

Rayla paused, her teary eyes boring holes in Makaria's expressionless ones. 'In case you have forgotten, you fully supported me in ending the chapter of Grace but...what's the use of saying it? I know you conceal so much bad of mine from him so I must return the favor.' Rayla thought and slowly lowered her gaze. Makaria took a deep breath and raised her hand towards Ragnar while reciting a spell. Rayla did not move even an inch when a spell bounded her body, making her unable to move.