Night Wizard Bubble Guppies Novels & Stories

I WATCHED MY HANDS stitch up the new corpse on the table. These twins were among the thousands that ended up here since the Nightmare Master has been trying to use my ability to create a knight in your army. Thankfully, the best I can do is those horrendous curfew bots that need both my and Invent’s abilities to keep living. The Nightmare Master was definitely not satisfied, but I don't know what to tell him. I was about halfway finished stitching this man's arm on when I felt the night my master give me back control.

Nathan sat on the other side of Hae Mina. “Thank you,” she laughed. “Where’s Rhee Min-Jun?” she asked. Jeremy grinned and pointed behind her. She glanced over her shoulder to see Rhee Min-Jun carrying a birthday cake with flickering candles on it. The boys parted so he could lay the cake before her. “Make a wish,” the group declared. Jeremy rocked in the edge of his seat and his teeth moved fast enough to torture his bubble gum. Hae Mina bit her lip. What should I wish for?

"Let's do that?" "I will be back," I said and quickly left the room. The living quarters were long, considering that the Betas' quarters were different from ours. I had to trek for a while before I saw Beta Nick's room. The walk was lonely. Except from the low growls that rang at times, only the silence of the night pervaded. I raised my head to the sky and my eyes widened at the moon in the sky. It was the full moon night. A night Alphas would lose their minds. A night when they would only act with their primal instinct.

Ghost and Tank shared proud looks as Luna ran off to play with her friends, her new jacket sparkling with protective magic, her power, confident and controlled. "Our little girl's growing up," Ghost said softly. "Not too fast," Tank watched her teaching younger kids how to create magical shields. "She'll always be our princess." The party continued late into the evening, with pack runs under the moon and magical displays that lit up the desert sky. Luna fell asleep eventually in her uncles' arms, her new jacket still on, the spelled pin glowing with constant connection. "Happy birthday, little moon," Ghost whispered as they carried her to bed.

Even though it looks fragile and elastic, it held firm as it carried them towards the ship and into the porthole of Vera’s cabin. The bubble slowed when it came into the room. From it, Ginika’s eyes went to the edge of the area. He was surprised when he saw Vera, standing over the mirror, with her hands and eyes, glowing like the light of a morning sun. She obviously was the one who had created the bubble, from the yellow glow of light that surrounded her and the trends of water trailing her hands like snakes. Water splashed as the bubble finally broke, throwing Ginika and the girl gently on the floor.

A bubble began to form. “It’s probably the sun warming up the gas inside. We should probably get back,” I said. I don’t consider myself an expert in these matters, but it seemed a plausible explanation. We all stepped back as the bubble grew bigger and bigger. It reached beachball proportions and then it popped, and a rabbit jumped out. It looked like the rabbits we hunted, except for one thing: the long horn growing out of the centre of its head. “Fooking hell,” said Flossie. “It’s a bunny unicorn!”

When she felt she couldn't struggle anymore and the pain seemed unbearable, She remembered her father. 'Avvy Berry' he would call her. Tease her and remind her she was the daughter of a goddess. She remembered that she was Avyanna. The Midnight. The Wielder of nature. Her eyes shone bright and burned the ropes. She grabbed the monsters that tormented her for years and strangled them, burning them to ashes. Avyanna woke up with a Jolt and saw herself trapped in a bubble floating in the room. Elektra removed the bubble and dropped Avyanna onto the bed. Elektra hugged Avyanna fiercely and sobbed into her hair.

The guys played basketball free throws and won us hotdogs on sticks and drinks. The night was slowly turning into a fun one until Justine asked me about the Horror House again. “Why didn’t you find your way out, Benny?” she asked, taking a huge bite of her hotdog. “Did you know how long you were inside?” I shook my head, taking a sip of my soda. “It felt like I was there for three, four minutes.” The two siblings across from Kai and I looked at each other. “You were inside for like twenty minutes, Benny,” Justine exclaimed. “Eighteen to be exact. Creepy Vampire guy didn’t want us to go inside and find you, so Kai paid him a hundred bucks so he’d know where to get you.”

Parker instructs, leaning over Ryder as he sits in front of Linda’s desktop computer. “And Nightfang.” Riley adds sensibly, “I saw him here, so this is probably his pack.” Ryder, who the other pups always consider the youngest because he was born ten minutes after Riley and thirty minutes after Parker, dutifully follows his sibling’s instructions, slowly pushing down keys and watching the corresponding letters appear on the glowing screen. When the phrase is complete, he excitedly hammers the ‘enter’ button and all three children wait for the results to populate with bated breath.