Magical Girdle Novels & Stories

she enlightened me on those people that do have ginger hair and I was in awe. “ Really? Are they that special?” She just smiled and nodded. “ Now to the main thing, you will learn about spells and other things and this is the best training ground for that,” I nodded my head and she continued. “ But it has one loophole,” my eye traded to where a sparkling, glowing necklace lay. It was a gem shaped necklace embedded in water. I was lost in admiration of how beautiful and well crafted the necklace was, Silver's voice jotted me out of my oblivion and I apologized for not paying attention.

“Natural magic is one of the seven I mentioned. It’s what I’m primarily skilled in. Healing, coaxing emotions, or even unraveling a binding spell is well within my skill set. Besides with the restraints Cordelia is spelling, she won’t have the energy to unbind your magic.” “These are just a precaution. There’s no telling what will happen when we unlock magic that’s been bound for over ten years, but there’s also a very good chance nothing will happen. They won’t hurt, but you’ll be pinned to the floor until we’re sure you’ve got everything under control.” Cordelia added and turned towards Rowena. “Are we ready?” I winced when the curved athame sliced into grandma’s hand. Scarlet beads emerge

I furrowed my brow as I sat up, rubbing my hands down my face. I paused, pulling my hands away. Something was off; the warmth I usually felt on my right hand was gone. My heart rate picked up as I looked down at my middle finger, finding it bare. I blinked a couple of times, hoping this was some kind of nightmare. I never took the ring off. My mother warned me against it. It was to protect me from outside magic—a gift from Selene herself, blessing my mother's union with my father and our kingdom. I prayed to the mothers that I had just taken it off in the bathroom. I threw off my covers, ignoring the grogginess that still clung to my body as I rushed to the bathroom.

] Granny called me before I could break the link, [No one could know that I have magic, do you hear me? [Yes, of course! Don't worry about it!] I bit on my finger and blood oozed out. With only one drop of my blood on the ring, it sprung up and disappeared into thin air, at its place now float a crazy horse leather tool bag, opened. Granny made this ring for me. She carved a summon spell on the ring, and it needed only blood as media. With one drop of blood it can summon my toy bag. It got everything in there. She sewed big and small bags on a huge piece of crazy horse leather for my gravers, pencils, parchments...It even got room for food. But I never put food in here.

one of the elders of the court said. " It looks as if you don't know the Silver Crescent Moon Pack Fredrick, they have magical powers and could change their true form." Another elder said. " What about the girl? I once saw that symbol on her neck," Brian said and gazed at Aldophus with an eerie smile planted on his lips. " Sara doesn't have anything to do with this, same as me." Aldophus' voice turned louder. " Then how did the necklace get to her neck?" Cleo's eyes beamed with suspicion.

Another hand was raised in a second. “Go on,” Prof Odessa nudged. “Spell books are heavy to carry around. Does that mean they have to take it everywhere to do magic?” “Well,” Prof Odessa cleared her throat, closing her teaching box with everything she had brought out earlier completely in. “Due to advanced magic, you could shrink a spell book and turn it into a metal necklace.” My memory went back to that night with Kamari. She had touched that small silver book necklace around her neck before she pushed the table towards me. Was she perhaps a siphon? The other girl who had blocked my view of Kai had that exact necklace too, the black-colored version.

Shhhk. I set my glass down. I reached into the pocket of my trousers and pulled out a small, heavy velvet pouch. I opened it, sliding a heavy brooch onto the glass table. It was carved from solid stardust obsidian, a faint, pulsing silver light radiating from the core of the stone. “For you,” I said, sliding it toward Zaria. “A gift for the success of the Moon Goddess Ceremony.” Zaria picked it up. The silver light reflected in her dark eyes. “This is ancient pack magic fabric. Where did you even find this, Penelope?”

"I know it's not all of your girl's birthday today, but since it won't be much of a surprise once Maisie, Melia, and Margot receive their gifts I figured you should all get them at the same time. If that's alright with the birthday girls?" We quickly nodded our heads. "Okay, open them!” Mom ordered. We all pulled out small gold bracelets with three charms attached. An amethyst crystal, a gold locket with our names engraved on the front, a mini-gold coven symbol, a pentagram inside a triple moon inside a triquetra. Mom had the most beautiful smile on her face as she described our gifts. “They are all protected by a powerful protection spell. As long as you are wearing them you will be protect

They knew that they had been chosen for a special purpose, their bodies now infused with the magic of Selene's blessing. The mage's next enchantment held a promise of impenetrable defense. With intricate gestures and whispered incantations, Selene summoned a shimmering shield of energy that surrounded each soldier. This shield, woven with strands of ancient magic, would render them impervious to missiles and weapons forged from lead, providing an invaluable advantage on the battlefield.

Part of me said yes, so he could prepare himself, but the other part me said no, because he would run himself into the ground trying to save her. First, I needed to figure out if this was a spell. The book spoke about a special medallion that would glow purple when magic was present. It was a rare gem, but I had a feeling Fraya would have one and she owed me.