Mythical Magical Creatures Novels & Stories

I don’t know why I’m suddenly so curious. “Well, Sophia governs Elemental creatures: Faeries, Nymphs, Goblins, Mermaids and Dwarves. Grayson is more involved in the dark creatures: Demons, Incubus, Succubus, Sirens, Vampires, and even Harpies. And Jaxson controls Beasts/Shapeshifters: Wolves, Foxes, Ogres, Sphinx, Griffins and even Dragons. He’s tamed many creatures over the years. I’m surprised he hasn’t shown you.” I blink. First off, Dragons don’t even exist anymore, not since the ancient wars.

They gave birth to powerful witches who in turn created powerful covens. By the turn of the new millennium, other creatures had appeared. Created by other forces. Werewolves hunted alongside vampires in the night. The Fae, the most mysterious of all creatures resided in the dense forests within their fairy rings or in the still waters of the lakes and ponds in the forms of water nymphs. Gnomes and leprechauns set up home in the hills and wetlands. Other creatures which once roamed the world a plenty were becoming extinct. Creatures such as dragons and unicorns each were hunted to extinction for the magical healing qualities.

Alphana smiles. "All beings are spiritual and magical," Alphana says, her voice solemn and wise. "But some creatures, like werewolves and witches, have a greater amount of spiritual energy than others. They can use that energy to cast spells and work magic." Her words make sense, and I find myself agreeing with her. "So it's not the creature that's magic, but the energy that they possess," I say, my mind racing with possibilities.

Once done I came back to the room and Emma followed me as I sat by the bed. “Now start,” I said with a serious expression. “I will start with the beginning.” Emma said ready to tell me a story. I am starting with the true story regarding the legend of the magical creatures who came into this world and led to the birth of the Supernatural humans, The Vampires, The Werewolves and The Warlocks. It is said that Eons ago, in the times of old. A magical being escaped into this world and took the form of a magical silver cat named Aladdin.

Elements can be defined as Wind, Light, Fire, Dark, Earth, Water, etc. Faires: A small imaginary being of a human form that has magical powers. Gatekeepers: A person who watches the portals of the realms. Familiars: A familiar spirit a supernatural spirit often assuming animal form, supposed to attend and aid a witch, wizard, etc. Nixies: Small flying mermaids. Dragons: A mythical monster like a giant reptile. Hybrids: The offspring of different species. Tribrids: The offspring of different species. Faction: A faction is a group of individuals that share common beliefs.

The visions are so lifelike it’s incredible, almost as if I’m there with her, soaring through the sky, the earth a small spec miles below. “Do any other mythical creatures exist?” I ask, plopping my butt into the chair opposite from her. “Or did? I’m not really sure what the correct word is in this situation.” “At one time, mythical creatures ruled this realm.” Her answer is soothing and comforting, relief washing over me. “Fairies, nymphs, dwarves, centaurs, vampires, sirens, mermaids, sorcerers, and phoenix’s used to live peacefully alongside the humans.”

the figure replied, stepping forward into the light. I gasped, shocked by the Historian's appearance. He was a werewolf, but his fur was white as snow, and his eyes gleamed with an otherworldly intelligence. "You have been chosen to uncover the secrets of our kingdom," the Historian said, his voice low and mysterious. "And I will be your guide on this journey." I nodded, feeling a sense of purpose wash over me. I was ready to uncover the truth, no matter what lay ahead. And with that, our journey began. We delved deep into the Royal Library, uncovering secrets and lies, and discovering the truth about the kingdom and its rulers.

I think it should be his hand, a kind of reptilian as well as fish characteristics of the 'hand'. "Fantastic, isn't it?" The sound from behind interrupted my observation. I looked back and saw Alice, who had regained her senses, staring at the creature in front of me with an intense gaze, one that, even if it did not land on me, I could feel in it an amazing sense of desire, sticky glue together to eat it alive. "It's a synthesis of almost everything good about advanced biology."

The Empress answered politely. ———————— They walked for some time along the shore following Phoca, who was swimming in the water. The conversation was sparse and mostly consisted of asking Phoca questions. She was the first friendly magical creature they had been able to converse with, and they were thankful that she was patient with their curiosity. "So magical creatures are allowed on this side of the barrier, but magic is not?" Aurora asked, wanting clarification. "Not exactly. On this side of the barrier we 'Gifted' have to appear like humans or at least as something natural—like a seal— so that we don't confuse you 'Common' humans. You humans aren't supposed to see us use magic. At leas

“So, they two are the prime movers of this world?” “Our world…the world of the werewolves and all magical creatures” I was stunned, “There are more magical creatures?” He waved a hand off, “Of course there are. What would make you think werewolves are the only ones? Didn’t you also meet the Lich?” I had opened my mouth to argue but couldn’t think of a reply so closed it again. My confusion seemed to amuse Stem as he smiled at me as if he had sorted it all out and added,