Novel & Cerita Necklace Spells

"Wanting control when your whole life feels like chaos. But, you need to understand what you've done. That spell you cast—it didn't just fail. It transformed. When it hit my protective barrier, it changed into something else. Something dark." I turned back to face him. "How do you know that?" "Because I felt it," he said, touching the chain around his neck. "This necklace has been in my family for generations. It's designed to protect wolves from magical attacks. When your spell hit it, the chain burned hot enough to leave a mark." He pulled down his collar slightly, revealing a faint red mark on his skin. "And right after that, everything got cold. Magic doesn't just disappear, Becca. It tr

“A spell would need to be cast on an object that is wearable. The longer the person wears this object the harder it is for that person to see to reason.” “Like a necklace?” “Yes, necklaces, bracelets, rings, all these would go unnoticed. What’s going on?” “Enzo gave Malayah necklaces. One for her and one for Maliyah. Maliyah has only worn it once but Malayah wears it all the time. Davina spoke with Malayah about Enzo on her birthday. We thought things were going to get better but they haven’t, they got worse. If I gave Maliyah’s necklace to you would you be able to trace the spell?”

I look back at him askance, narrowing my eyes and placing my hands on my hips. —Don't play dumb Alex. You did it on purpose. I don't know how you knew. I don't know how you found it. But that necklace, that thing ... - I say pointing to the ruby inside the wooden chest. - Somehow it made me have that vision. He bows his head repentantly and sighs almost inaudibly. —Are you going to tell me what the hell is going on here? - I snort enraged.- It's one thing to read that book, which frankly scares me sometimes and quite another is to come into contact with cursed objects that make me hallucinate!

It seemed like the perfect opportunity to get away. I locked the map back up within the safe and turned my attention to the last item, the jewellery box. The necklace inside was beautiful. The pendant was a clear crystal which had strange symbols carved into its surface. It was attached to a gold chain long enough to fit comfortably around my neck. I assumed that the symbols meant that some kind of spell had been cast on the necklace. I had never studied magic so I couldn’t tell what the spell was meant to do, I couldn’t even read the symbols. Maybe Ava would know, she had always taken an interest in magic. It was a shame that I couldn’t risk going to her with this.

I slowly made my way toward it and bent down to inspect it. It was a silver necklace with a blue gem inside the holder. The centre gem illuminated a bright light, which I somehow hadn't noticed before. What kind of a necklace is this? I wondered to myself. I held it closer to my face and the sharp part of the pendant just barely cut the side of my finger. There was a bit of blood that accidentally smeared on the blue gem, but nothing major so I wasn't worried about it.

I yelled out in equal annoyance, and he grunted. "You know I would." 'Audrey, what are you....' Logan had been mindlinking me, but suddenly paused when I touched the necklace. 'No no no!! Audrey don't!!' He rushed out in fear. I was right after all. The spell was tied to this necklace. 'I'm sorry, my love'. A lone tear dropped from my eyes, as I pulled off the necklace, throwing it through the boundary. Immediately, Sebastian grabbed my waist roughly, and began sniffing on my neck.

She answers. “Has anyone else worn it?” I asked. “No, but I do remember auntie touching it once when I visited right before mom and dad died.” She admits. I remove the cuff and set it on Jason’s desk. Nalena says a few words, and a purple-black cloud rises up from it. Those bastards did put a spell on her in a way. They knew they couldn’t put it directly on her, so they put it on a piece of jewellery they knew she would never take off. Nalena chants a cleansing spell and hands it back to Emerald. I explain everything that just happened, and a few growls are heard.

I say laughing. I turn around, and pull my hair to the side, allowing him to buckle the chain around my neck. "You're also stuck with me forever Mr Varlett." I say and offer him a light kiss on the lips. I'm never taking off this necklace. We stare at the sunset for a while before deciding to take out our grimoires. The spell we've been asked to work on is The Mending Spell. Ever since what happened when I was a kid, I made a mental note not to use my magic unless I needed to. Like in occasions like this one right here when the Dark Academy gives us tasks or assignments.

“Regina isn’t going to like inhabit your body is she? Cause I’ve got to say, it was a little creepy the last time that happened.” Sterling’s lips lifted at the corner, “Yeah, I’m sure it was. And no, there will be no spirits possessing my body this time.” He pointed to the symbol, directing his finger over the intersecting lines. “These lines are a protection spell. They’ll keep her spirit confined to the circle. When you call on spirits, you always—always have to protect yourself.” “What’s with the necklaces?” “We needed something of Regina’s, particularly something she cared about, to draw her spirit. Without them, any old ghost could appear.”

I feel my own hair begin to respond, the static in the room making my head feel uncomfortably itchy. Maeve’s eyes are locked on Gwen, her chanting becoming more intense. White balls of light form on Maeve’s hands. “I will kill you! Do you hear me? I will kill you!” Gwen screams. “A spell to hold The one so bold Keep her still Against her will Make it be That she cannot flee Ensure she won’t run And will return here when done” The balls of light in her hands flash in what looks like lines of electricity, as they flow toward Gwen. She screams as they encircle her, before attaching to her body and injecting themselves inside her.