Magic User Name Novels & Stories

They make me feel wanted, like a young wolf scholar getting noticed for the very first time. It feels so good. Even if they are just silly words from an advisor who wants a royal prize, I love feeling desired. But I cannot type a reply right now. Alpha Magnus is sitting right across the table from me inside the Crimson Moon Lodge, and his sharp grey eyes are cutting through me like a silver blade. I flip my phone face down under the white tablecloth, pressing it hard against my thigh so he cannot see it. The Future Alpha King sees everything. And God help me, he is too handsome.

I state clearly stating that his precedes here weren’t appreciated but he doesn’t seem to get the news. He remained mute leaning back, not seeming like he was about to go anytime soon. “What do you want?” I asked irritatingly. He smiles his green eyes glittering, “You’re beautiful”” he says instead cutting me off guard. “You’re Lyra Skye? The wolf he got married to” he states yet again alarmed at how much he knew. Who was this guy? “I’m Xavier Blackwood” he responds. I read through his mind but could only get the fact that he wanted to know me out from him. He seems to know how to shield his thoughts.

"I talked with Mrs. Loop and she said the observers would give each of us a name for our magical identities, and I was researching on that." "Are you going to try and influence the name they give you?" asks Thames, interest perked. "Not quite. Since the observers will simply give us a name after observing our magical identities, and then move on to brand it with a unique name," answers Machiv. "What's a magical identity, again?" I ask, and Machiv smiles over at me. "It's simply the general profile a person has. It's influenced by the school of magic, the exact angle of the magic on the Newton scale, and the exact intensity. It's a multifarious assessment," says Machiv.

‘Yes, that’s the one,’ he conceded. ‘What did you do to her? She was uninitiated, wasn’t she?’ Uninitiated was the blanket term used by English-speaking magic users to refer to humans who couldn’t use magic. It was probably nicer than what the vampires and werewolves used, which was, more often than not, fully human, a term that held unfortunate implications regarding the humanity of magic users. ‘Yes, and why do you assume that I must have done something to her?’ ‘You wouldn’t look so guilty if you didn’t.’

[STATUS WINDOW] - Name: Jake Landon - Race: Human - Class: Junior Caster (E-Tier) - Level: 3 (1.44% EXP) - Life Force: 1/3 {Critical} - Mana Level: 5/15 {Locked} - Combat Ability: 5 {Locked} - Stat Points: 0 - Skills (Exclusive): [Fast Learner] - Skills (Non-Exclusive): [Wind Magic Mastery]. [Fast Casting]. - Alignment: Neutral [Additional Information] A human genius who, despite his young age, shows a lot of promise. He’s going to be a talented Mage in the future. He is poisoned.

There had been times he had fallen asleep while reading, but luckily no one noticed the missing books before he managed to put it back. At night he would go watch the blacksmith teach his apprentice. The old man went by the name Gregorius, but everyone just called him Grumpy Greg. He obviously didn't like this, but didn't complain openly about it. The kid was called Kyle, and was constantly verbally abused by his master. Will had even heard Kyle complain about the customers teasing him as well.

So she needs to learn and start from what Pheia's memories couldn't remember or literally doesn't know. And what she found out can explain why she couldn't pull the knife out from the frozen wolf. It is because it was cast by a magic-user. Oftentimes, what a magic-user cast, may it be fire, air, earth, water, ice, etc., it can be easily broken or extinguished if you're a magic-user too but if you're not, then you would spend half of your life to break, extinguish, destroy the magic, and you can never fight with it, too. It's too powerful for normal people. It can even put them, the non-magic user, on the brink of danger or sometimes death without even struggling. Moreover, from the readings

I am not Luna yet, but these people seem to be adamant to get me used to the title. “Well, we were visiting the Iron Mountain pack, and the Alpha’s son had a fit over a minor disagreement during a game. He almost blinded me with his magic, and I have been scared of it ever since. I know it is neither fully good nor fully bad, it depends on the user, but I do not like it around me.” I can understand and respect that! But it does concern me a bit. I am filled with magic, and if I am going to be the Luna, then she’ll have it around her all the time. She seems to have read my mind, because she shakes her head.

She explained. Now I understand. "In that case, the magic-user also cursed all of you to not be heard by any magic users?" she nodded. How cruel of that magic-user?! "Who is the magic user that cursed you?" I asked curiously. "That magic-user is very scary. He is a powerful creature. His name is 'Alamaddin' and he is from another world like you." Alamaddin? I didn't know that name. I haven't heard of it. "What world is he from?" I asked quizzically.

The only thing was I was able to get through the back door but the rest was history. “FUCK!” I woke up screaming. “Easy…” it was her, the mysterious girl. “What….?” I didn’t finish. “What did you dream of?” she asked me. “Tell me your name first.” I said. “Luna.” She exhaled. "Rickson?" I sadi weakly. “How did you know?” “Lucky guess.” I said. My throat was dry and raw, talking didn't make anything better. “I’ll be back for water.” She said as if reading my mind.