Magic Light Novels & Stories

With the pinata now in her sight, Mai grinned excitedly as she popped her knuckles. Reaching her arm back, she got ready to throw a punch, though what caught everyone's attention the most was when Mai's fist started glowing yellow, infused with light magic. Launching it forward, she broke the pinata straight in half as it crashed to the ground. Once on the ground, amongst the pile of ribbons, confetti, and other candies that spilled out, the group of youngsters and Maria spotted a plate of heavy-duty wood and turned their eyes towards the shady man who was about to make a break for it when his exit was blocked by Micheal and Isis.

It's a beautiful glow. 'What is happening?' He mentally said because of shock. He had never thought that a bright light would appear. He had never seen this kind of situation before. But he did read that once a mage and a beast completely perfect for each other, a beautiful light would appear. This light also means that the beast trusted its master completely. 'Fuck!' General Valencia couldn't help but curse when he was finally out of his daze. He just realized that this would definitely attract the attention of everyone. He fiercely gazed at the locked wooden door and used his ice magic to form another barrier.

Now I get it. Something that can defeat time magic? A magic aside from light magic? Light magic is the strongest and fastest magic attribute I only knew that can rival time magic and possibly beat it. But, I tried everything using light magic and yet I can’t still win against. If there’s none aside from light magic, then, I’ll just wait for miracle to happen. Wait a minute… miracle? What if I desired for miracle magic? A magic that has the ability to generate, shape and manipulate ultimate miracles. A magic that has the ability to overcome and solve any situation no matter how hopeless it may seem. And that zero percent chance of success means nothing to this magic and any obstacles face by

“Witches—attack spells, now! Summer—light thingy! Charlie—shield up! Anyone else got long-range powers?” A round of no’s. We brace for impact. Megaera crashes down on us in a fury of claws and rage. Just before she makes contact, a blinding white light streaks past me and slams into her side. She shrieks, veering off course. I turn—Jared stands beside me, another orb of sunlight forming in his hand. Not like Summer’s light bomb that silenced the world first—this is pure, radiant power. It looks a lot like Rowen’s healing light.

Clearly, they did not expect to find something behind walls. “I can make a mage light for each of you that will float a bit ahead of ech of you,” Mitne gave a salution and they all seemed fien with that answer. He let small bluish white lights appear above each of their heads and as they started to move into the tunnel, the light moved a bit ahead of them. That is nice.

The walls were lined with motivational posters and mirrors, reflecting the determination in the eyes of the gym-goers as they pushed themselves to their limits. Lucas was supposed to be listening to his receptionist, who was telling him about new registrations, when he spotted a woman, he had never seen in the gym before. Her chestnut hair fixed in a messy bun on top of her head, her amazing body dressed in a crop top and tight leggings that showed off her hourglass figure. He couldn’t tear away his eyes from her shape. When she turned around and walked towards the room where the next class would begin, he saw her breasts bouncing with each step she took. Lucas’ eyes drifted up to her blue e

As the first light of dawn peeked through, I saw Samuel. He was gone, turned into a ghost. His stubborn spirit had somehow tied me down too, like invisible chains I could not break. I wanted to get away, never to see him again, but I was stuck. He noticed me as well. His face, which had been ashen, suddenly lit up with an incredible glow. He blinked, tears streaming down his face. "Yocelyn!" He was so overwhelmed, moving to grab my hand.

"We need to use light against them!" He reached into his coat pocket, fumbling for the small vial he had brought with him. It was a last-resort measure, something he had hoped he wouldn’t need to use. But now, it was their only chance. He pulled it out, the glass vial glowing faintly with a golden liquid inside. "Lara, dude, cover your eyes!" he commanded. They obeyed without question, shielding their faces as Magnus hurled the vial to the ground. It shattered on impact, and a blinding light erupted from it, filling the forest with a brilliant, searing glow.

Maxine was shocked to why Adonia stood staring at the flowers as if it was from mars. He must be very intelligent to discern who she was by just a few clues. Or maybe, the two of them had the same line of jobs so it was easy for him to dissect who she was. No, the mystery man, Sheepcraft was on the same set as her. That was how she was easily discovered. She took quick breaths as she tried to convince herself that he wasn’t a killer nor is he a harraser. He was a popular person just like to her. The ultimate question remains how he was able to unlock her trailer and dump the flowers there without anyone seeing him. It must have happened in the midnight and no one would know about it.

The moment I touched it, it began its own glow, the energy rippling upward from my finger tips and through my arm, all the way to my heart and the vampire core hiding there. She cried out as the light reached her, but not in pain. In joy. "I knew it," Liam said as the floor began to sink, silent this time, flickers of the same multi-colored magic flowing as a spiral staircase was revealed. "You have the power of the maji." Like I needed another kind of magic to worry about. ***