Merlin Trials Novels & Stories

"The second trial." GLZ narrows her eyes and peers at the sky. She whispers, "The Flames of Purification," thinking of the old book they had read before going inside. The goal of this trial is to purge the body and the soul of all impurities. We won't have tested ourselves like this previously. Even in the heat, Serena shivers, her normally self-assured manner wavering. "And in the event that we fail?" Gemini stays silent. It is not an option to fail. Not with Loki becoming more powerful every day.

Because deep down, I already suspected the answer. “And Merlin?” I asked. There was no anger in my voice—only a quiet despair. A hope I wasn’t yet ready to let go of. Roi hesitated. “Merlin… she never existed, Devin. You still don't get it..” “No. That can’t be true.” “She was the most advanced simulation architect in the entire program. And the one closest to you. Maybe… too close. That’s why you became the deepest subject. The hardest to retrieve.”

Conversations stopped mid-sentence, curiosity pulling them toward the commotion. Diana froze, startled, her hand still on her phone. "What?" she asked breathlessly, her heart beginning to race as she looked from Linda's glowing face to Merlin's broad smile. "What happened?" Merlin's face was lit with barely contained excitement, his eyes bright. "The trials," Linda continued breathlessly, her hands clasped together at her chest as though in prayer. "They were a huge success. Better than we hoped. Better than anyone expected." Diana blinked slowly, trying to process the words, her mind struggling to catch up. "Wait," she said, her voice trembling slightly. "Are you saying—"

In the past, his word alone had stripped alphas of their titles and banished entire packs to the Blackfang Wastelands. For him, Isolde’s small-border pack was nothing but dust beneath his paws. He would never have allowed two lesser she-wolves to step into the sacred trials if Isolde hadn't manipulated the registry. The Moon Trial was a brutal showcase designed to test the instinct and poise of prospective Lunas. A low-ranking she-wolf like Meredith did not possess the grace or strength to even cross the threshold. But Isolde had secretly altered the sacred trial stones, using my human grace with a cloaking spell to make it appear as though Meredith had performed the sacred ritual dances.

This place made my skin crawl and my hair stand on end. "This is where the Great Betrayal occurred. It’s also the place where the wizard Merlin met his end. Unless you defeat Darius or pass the three trials, you won’t leave here alive or whole," the Phoenix warned. As she spoke, visions began to flash before my eyes visions I recognized from the day Aunty May showed me the past when we first arrived, fleeing Maledicta’s shadow monsters. It all made horrifying sense now. "What are the trials about?" I asked, although deep down, I already sensed this wasn’t going to be easy. The last time I took part in any trial, I lost my soul and my body was switched.

"Well, now that we know what we're talking about, let's start trials soon—we are linked to Horizon, and the module is already extracting data. We will prioritize searching Nigeria while you train it." "Perfect," Merlin smiled and turned to the screen, asking, "In those oil fields, which of them have facilities that could hide thousands without anyone knowing? And why?"

Then, Adrian uttered, "Since you insist on lying to me, I'll give you one final true love test. Do you choose this coffin, or do you choose to marry me? You can only pick one." I stared at Adrian in disbelief, unable to comprehend that he could do something so absurd. "Put it back! My mother is in there! If you really throw it down, I will never forgive you!" Adrian's temper flared instantly. "You won't even choose me over a fake coffin? Camilla, you're truly heartless. I declare that you have failed your final true love test. Now watch me marry Vivian. As for this thing…" Adrian glanced at the coffin and sneered, "Throw it down! Just looking at it annoys me!"

Merlin’s aura suddenly leaked outward slightly, pressing down on her. “Your charms don’t work on me, and you already know that.” Phoenix clicked her tongue in annoyance before glaring downward at him. “Are you even really a man?” “Stop spouting nonsense,” Merlin barked, though there was faint embarrassment hidden beneath his cold expression. “Apart from winning the trial—which is already important enough—we still have other assignments and other uses for those tickets.” His expression remained calm and emotionless as always. “Whatever. You’re still boring,” Phoenix muttered before turning away.

As the end of the week approached, Juliette prepared Merlin for her final test, one that would require her to implement everything that she had learned so far. The day of Merlin’s final test, Juliette was up early and already at the usual spot behind the mansion when, looking up at the sky, she saw storm clouds gathering in the distant horizon. "Perfect", she muttered softly, under her breath. "What's perfect?", Merlin asked, coming to stand beside her and staring at the horizon. "The weather is perfect for your final test tonight", Juliette replied calmly, turning to face her.

Then Luis pisses in fear of tasos aura. You will pay peasant. Let's see at the exams. Then an old man was shouting. Hello, everyone, nice to meet you all! My name is Merlin gray heart, I will be your exam tester today examiner I'm hereby announcing that the exams will begin. Guys, it's the great mage merlin. Then all the people started screaming and cheering at merlin, and they said merlin2x, they said Merlin many times. He is just a mage, which is so special about him.