Naruto Magic Fanfiction Novels & Stories

They both leave quietly, and we are alone in front of the grove. Something tickles my nose and I sneeze. Saelyna sneezes as well, and then I sneeze again. Our eyes meet and we break out in light laughter. 'It's beautiful', she says, when she stops chortling, 'I've never seen them like this, unchecked…free for the taking. It's ours, Cyran, we can channel the magic again!' 'Yeah, well…YOU can channel the magic. I can't. Never tried it'. Which isn't entirely true. I still remember blasting Ima across the yard when she scratched my foot. The magic still lurks there, locked away and I don't intend opening it anytime soon.

She replied nervously, not paying attention to her steps anymore, " If you say so...I can... maybe come.." I replied, faking my excitement to go on the date with her, " But I am afraid...I heard that your pack members know magic. What if they cast their spell on me if they see their lady going out with me." Nora suddenly blurted in a firm voice, smiling shyly at my face, " Not all of them. Only my grandma and the beta's three family members know magic. Not all of them are scary. According to my grandma, she loved me the most. I don't think that she will bring any obstacles."

Naomi I waited with bated breath, my body quivering in anticipation as I heard the voice speak to me once again. “Arise Naomi West!” The words rang out like a command, and suddenly my soul snapped back into my body with a heavy jolt. As I opened my eyes, I could feel the weight of the dirt-packed ceiling pressing down on me. But instead of feeling weak and drained like before, my magic now felt alive and electric, pulsing beneath my skin like a live wire. It was as if every cell in my body was humming with power, ready to unleash its potential.

The obelisk loomed before Nicola, ancient runes pulsing like a heartbeat in the sickly, crimson light. The closer she came, the heavier the air grew, like the nexus itself was trying to repel her. Marla's teachings whispered in her memory: Magic is as much about willpower as it is about knowledge. Stand firm, and it will yield. Nicola gritted her teeth, raising the shard. The artifact vibrated in her hand, responding to the obelisk's energy. The runes flickered, their light intensifying, as if the nexus were alive - and watching her.

It was magic. The pull grew vicious, yanking me toward a point in the darkness where the walls seemed to ripple like water. My feet left the ground. “No!” Finnick’s arms strained, muscles taut, jaw clenched. His fingers dug into mine, hard enough to bruise. The wind screamed, a high, keening note that drilled into my skull. My hair whipped across my face, and then the magic hooked into my chest, dragging like it meant to tear the soul out of me.

Mago said, leaning back, though his gaze never left mine. “Fair?” I echoed, scoffing. “You think it’s fair because you believe your fangirls will throw money at you for simply breathing. Don’t get too comfortable, Mago. You haven’t seen what I can do.” His smirk deepened, a clear challenge in his eyes. “Then let’s see if you can back it up.”

Nora's voice cut through my thoughts. “Oh, great. How nice to have you back. You disappear whenever I need you and return like you were never gone” “I didn't disappear. I was just… resting” “A lot has happened” “I'm aware. What is done is done. We can't change it” “Well thank you for your wise advice. It was very helpful” I rolled my eyes, gripping the cold rails tightly. The cold wind howled. “This….. magic that I have, it's dangerous. What if I hurt the people I love? I'll never be able to forgive myself then”

My jaw dropped. Everytime he does that, I couldn’t help but feel amazed. “You see, this is what we are. We aren’t like the others, Danika.” I pouted my lips, “But when will I get my magic?” I asked, crossing my arms in front of my chest. He smiled, retracting his hand at the same time the blue glowing fire disappeared by his command. Instead he ruffled my hair making me groan. I hate it when he does that. “Soon. I’m sure of it,” he said.

“She’s fine. Leave her be.” I carried on, watching as my magic spiraled around the second story, shooting the walls higher and higher as the third story of the school came into view in front of us. My face felt like it was on fire, and I had a burning sensation in the pit of my stomach, too. I was beginning to feel lightheaded and dizzy and desperately wanted a drink of water. But as my magic reached higher into the sky, and I saw that I was almost finished, Mage Jaye’s squeals pushed me onward, and I continued to stand there, calling upon the magic of the forest to finish it.