Magical Winx Novels & Stories

I whirl around to see Nissa and Winnie dueling another witch—magic crackling between them in static bursts. Then Winnie trips. She lands hard. The next magic blast slams into her chest. Her scream is the kind that flays skin. Her shirt disintegrates. Flesh turns black and raw, the wound steaming, blood and clear fluid pouring out. She curls in on herself, whimpering. Nissa’s entire body locks. The other witch freezes—realizing, too late, that she’s fucked. Nissa doesn’t even speak. Power builds between her hands, a glowing orb pulsing, expanding. When it’s so big that it nearly touches her spread fingers, she hurls it forward.

Then I looked at everyone around the table, “I really appreciate all of you and your help. I realize that you each have a very personal reason to participate, but I want to say thank you for helping me.” Then I looked at Selene and Queen Eden and asked, “So when do I transfer my magic and how do I do it?” Queen Winnie walks to me and tells us, “We can do it now. I will talk you through it.” I hug her, “Mom, you do know you’re the best, don’t you?” She smiles, “Of course I do.” Queen Eden and Selene laugh at us. Queen Eden shakes her head, “Queen Winnie, you could not have given birth to a child more like you. Even in looks. She was always destined to be yours.” My mom smiles, “I know. She’s

said Akisha, and the king nodded. "So Miss Scott, which royal family are you from?" asked the king, which made Akisha frown. "Pardon me, your majesty, but I am not from any royal family. I am just an ordinary Magi who is an illusionist," Akisha stated, causing the king and queen's brows to furrow.

He'd have to fight or cast some powerful auric magick to get to Lexi. "Fuck all of this," Jinx growled, taking the axe to the first scorpion while he tried to think if there was a spell that would deal with all of them at once, but the best he had was the Tower and he was saving that as a last resort. "Try to make them disappear. Believe them gone?" Wound was throwing suggestions out along with planks of wood. "This is some kind of auric construct. Use chaos to take on chaos. Or, I don't know, create your own automa-toms to fight them. I see now. That's no ordinary axe. It's Tricksy's scepter. He's not going to be happy you have it."

She ignored my question. "Tell me, when will you start training me in magic?" Rain asked. Winnie looked at her for a brief moment and smiled. "I'm twenty-two already", Rain said. "You should grow up more", Winnie said and I laughed. During Rain tried to learn magic from Winnie's mother, Winnie performed weird magic to get rid of her. She held her hand and chanted some spells. Later she said, Rain had a great past life and she was born for a purpose. She had to turn twenty-two to get her magic. Rain stopped trying for magic believing Winnie. Winnie thought by growing old Rain might understand that was all a lie.

The council, which included Professor Pops, Heathcliff, Cindy, Coco, and I, agreed to let Valencia attend the Seven Magics Academy. I thought it was going well, but apparently, the girl enjoyed starting fights. She was a beautiful young woman with dark hair, light brown skin, and brown eyes. Her navy jacket was unbuttoned, revealing her white shirt underneath. There was blood on the collar, and I sighed. At the moment, she was seated in the chair opposite my desk, her head down, and her hands in her lap. "Am I to understand you picked a fight with a witch and an elf during lunch?"

Because of the white wooden card, Hana did not need to participate in the competition to choose the top ten people. Thanks to this, Hana had time to observe all the opponents in the ring. Kristen defeats the enemy thanks to the wind control magic; he can create sharp arrows from the wind. A girl with short blue hair beats Eric; physical strength is not an opponent to the magic that dominates space. Henry easily defeated the enemy with space-breaking magic. There was another person who caught Hana's attention, the boy who was as small as a child but could control his body so quickly that the naked eye could not see his movements. Hana rated him the highest of the ten winners.

Adriana asks. “Exactly like that,” Axel’s frown deepens, and then he gives me a glum look. “What?” I ask him, my nerves now on edge as he watches me closely. “Sounds to me like magical interference.” “Magical…?” I ask, tilting my head. And then it hits me. The only person I know that has magic is… “Uma,” I whisper, along with Adriana at the same time. “I don’t think she would do that,” I admit, and Axel shrugs.

*** “It’s called The Mending Vale. This is where ancient witches used to come to help gather energy from each other. Or to heal any one of them. It’s why you came…To be healed.” “How can this place heal?” “Because every witch who’s ever lived left remnants of her energy here. And like the plants and trees around us, those seeds of energy grow into bits with the strength of trees. Capable of great magic. You came to connect into that like a wick being lit.” “I didn’t know that about this place.” “Very few do. But it doesn’t change the fact that your spirit knew. Your magic does.” “I have no magic.” She chuckled softly in a way that told me she thought otherwise. “You’ll see soon enough, Dear.

They were hue with black and white. I never knew I had wings. I know I have my Dad's side of being a fox but having wings like a phoenix bird makes me more majestic. But sadly, it's part of the armor. If only they are real. "This is impossible!" Hexia screams and lets out her magic. She turned into something even eviler. Her eyes shifted to a snake, and her nails grew. Her hand is still wrinkling from the Spirit Realms' magic. Her pet roars with anger as he stays behind her, protecting her. "Why do you have that?!"