Novel & Cerita Night Wizard

Scarlett nodded, feeling uncertainty grow inside her. The next morning, as everyone woke up and the sun barely lit the camp, Alex had already made a decision: he had to protect Scarlett no matter what. What happened the night before hadn’t been an accident. The gorgon who had almost drowned Scarlett was a princess of the lake, and although Alex still didn’t understand why she had attacked her, he knew there had to be a reason—and he had to find out. And that meant that, at last, he would have to tell Scarlett the truth about the supernatural world… and about who had attacked her the night before. Scarlett stepped out of her tent with Leslie, feeling the morning chill on her skin. At that ver

sleep. I’m out before my phone even hits the nightstand. Somewhere far above the valley, in a place that exists between one blink and the next, Rowan Vale steps sideways through a mirror that isn’t there. He reappears in the obsidian hall of the Monastery, coffee finally cold, jacket smelling faintly of geothermal steam and 1920s gin. The First Wizard “One” waits beneath the starlight ceiling. One (voice like galaxies colliding): “Report.”

Watching the blood drain from his curled horns, all the way down his face, had become the highlight of my night. Well, that was until the manticore entered the cage. “Ladies and gentlemen! Pixies and merfolk alike!” His voice ricocheted throughout the cavern, bouncing off the stalactites. “Tonight we have a special guest, one of the illustrious immortals—a God amongst mere men. Azrael, Prince of Night, ruler of beasts, and God of the wolves!”

Miguel loved this girl too much to do something like that, so he finished his drink and left the party at around 8pm. Nadir had managed to feed off the energy of two men within two hours - an athletic bully who had so much of it that if she took all of his energy and life with it, would have enough for a week. However, Nadir could not do this if she did not want to attract the attention of not only humans, leaving a corpse trail behind her, but also "messengers of Heaven", otherwise known as angels, who easily detected the activity of demons on Earth, if they were not careful enough. The other man was a nearly forty-year-old military man, but still full of vigor. Nadir was haunting them whil

And so, the room remained shrouded in quiet anticipation, as Darren slept on, his dreams entwined with the slumbering form of Lucy, waiting for the dawn of a new day and the promise it held. As the first rays of dawn stretched across the horizon, painting the sky with hues of pink and gold, Darren's weary eyes fluttered open. The events of the previous night flooded back to him, and with a heavy sigh, he rose from the chair and stretched his tired limbs. Just as he was about to make his way back to Lucy's room, the sound of the door creaking open caught his attention. The wizard emerged, his expression serene yet solemn, as if he carried the weight of ancient secrets upon his shoulders. Darr

The night sky above Viremont glowed with unnatural streaks of gold and violet, the remnants of the Heir’s magic mingling with something older, something that had been buried long before anyone remembered. Nora crouched behind the remnants of a collapsed building, pendant glowing faintly against her chest. The pulse had changed, it wasn’t merely a warning anymore. It was urgent, insistent. Something had awakened. Something that had been waiting for the city to fracture, waiting for someone like her to step forward.

"I'm not deceiving you," he insisted, locking eyes with Zedekiel, “I swear it. My true identity is Raldore Nightshade, a witch—the youngest child of Malik and Yara Nightshade, leaders of the esteemed Nightshade Coven." Young Zedekiel's shock was palpable, his features frozen in disbelief as Ron's words washed over him like a tidal wave. He shook his head, taking a few steps backwards. “No. No you’re lying. You cannot be a witch. You smell different. You smell human.”

Wilbur heaved a sigh of relief at the words, but Nightless Elder proceeded to say something that shocked him to his core. "You're the Night Demon, Wilbur." "What? I'm the Night Demon?" Wilbur pointed at himself with a shaking finger, unable to believe that he was the Night Demon. Nightless Elder said, "Yes, you heard that right. Did you forget what I said, Wilbur? The Night Demons appear every time darkness falls. The skies are now filled with dark clouds, covering the sun completely. That's a sign of the Night Demon's coming. You, Wilbur Penn, are the fifth Night Demon."

Night pondered for a while before continuing, “It’s impossible to reign in such a menacing aura in a split second.” I had been thinking about it too since last night and drew the same conclusion as Night. “Have you ever encountered that kind of sinister aura before?” I asked him. Night had been living with different humans for centuries; it wouldn't be a surprise if he had encountered it before. “No. I would’ve remembered if I did. It was just so spooky it put me on guard instantly,” he replied. “Aleena and Witch Lily were instantly alerted, too,” I said. He hummed and added, “But not Zane, Colton, or Lucas.”

And then she saw it. The nightspawn was in the middle of being caged, not by iron bars but by a ritual. White rings made of runes surrounded the unconscious nightspawn. Eight men were around it performing hand signs in unison. They were not moonmages but ordinary Orion officers who were just trained in basic moon art. It couldn’t have been her who had set up the magical circles. It had to be Sir Tanori, then. He must have come in the nick of time and managed to keep the two of them from being blown together.