Protection Witch Novels & Stories

I felt I was being reasonable, but the older witch bristled, a touch of glow highlighting his skin as he replied, "she's under my protection under the laws of sanctuary. I am not handing over a guest, not even to you, Alpha King." Araminta comes forward, placing a calming hand on the elder witches' shoulder. "Alpha, come on in out of the cold. Give me a chance to explain," she offers as she stands between me and the witch defending his home. "No need for the two of you to show off to one another where others can see. This is a family matter."

He wanted me out of his sight so he could go on to protect those disgusting creatures. “Fine then. I’ll follow you on your mission and talk with you.” This he did not like but he accepted with a sight now before moving forward. “What do you want to talk about?” he asked. “I heard you and your men provided protection for the witches. Why?” “It was an order by the alpha. Did you want me to disobey a direct order?” “You already know what I meant. I am only saying that those creatures are witches. Nothing good would come out of…”

Then she must be something powerful too, it's stupid to do that for someone who's labelled useless like me" "It's not so difficult if they're a family,this witch might be her mother or grandmother for that matter but trust me..."Adir sneer "She's not a witch" "You said it just now castus,the girl is been protected,you might not be able to tell because of that" " That's impossible and besides she could be protected from a lot of things,the appolos are taking over the woods in the east and it won't be long before they appear here" " The night shadow?"

“I wasn’t declared a rogue and was still under an Alpha’s protection, so the hunters couldn’t come for me, but Christopher and Siobhan had no protections. My mother refused to allow them to join our pack. “My father sent a witch to cast a protection spell over the pool house. It wasn’t the best spell, but it was enough…it fooled the rogue hunters into thinking there was an Alpha inside.” Quinn glanced at me with eyes that spat fire. “Your world is fucked up.” “Not my world,” I replied dryly. “Oh yes, because yours is so much better…with the magic and the warring kings and shit.” I folded my arms over my chest and narrowed my eyes at her. “What do you want me to do about it, Quinn? Do you wan

Huffing he shook his head and snapped, “ Why do you have to defy me, Raija? I can't protect both of us! If something happened to you I would be worse than Nick was.” Rubbing my furry side against his I looked up at Cota’s eyes that reflected Axel’s concern. “You don't have to protect me Axel, I am capable. I simply don't want anything to happen to you. I will use a protection spell to hide us both and we can move freely onto their land.” “Fine, do your witchy thing,” he groveled. Saying the protective spell in my wolf's mind I felt the air shift and cover both Cota and I. The stone in my necklace thrummed and I laughed.

Elaine spoke after a long pause. “Fair enough.” Becky nodded in approval with her chin high. “What am I supposed to do until then?” I asked. Elaine steepled her fingers and stared into space before making eye contact with me again. “Since he came by choice and black magic, you can have yourself blessed by a priest. Surround yourself with holy water and a bible. It will protect you from any harm a malignant entity may inflict. What this can’t do is remove it from your life. Whatever he is, you and he are bound by an ancient white magic contract.”

"And how did I get here? There were these men in shadows. They took me after... after what happened at the square." The old woman sat down on a stool near the small fire. She watched me closely. "My name is Elara. I am a witch, like you. The shadow warriors brought you to this sanctuary deep in the mountains. It is protected. No one from the werewolf kingdom can find it easily." I took a small sip of the drink. It tasted better than it smelled and the pain in my back eased a little. "The execution. The fire. I had wings. Big ones. Did that really happen? Or am I losing my mind?"

She cackled and soon the whole room was shaking and tilting on its own axis. Suddenly, fire shot out of the rod and Lucia was lucky enough to dodge it. She had been expecting something like that and had mentally prepared herself ever since she saw the staff pointed at her. She knew most witches loved fighting with fire when angered and this was not different, considering that she's their queen. Only a few witches could make one freeze to death and those were the most deadly when angered. She knew the one right before her was so angry and would battle it out to the latter with her so she was prepared to dodge her attacks while sending out a few of her own.

“We assumed he wouldn't attack in broad daylight, but the police say Sharpe was killed a few hours ago. He's more dangerous than we know. I'm guessing you couldn't convince Frances to call off the dig... - No way. “Then we need to secure the site, round-the-clock surveillance. “I agree,” Pietra said. “And if we're dealing with a magical wolf, we'll need some sort of magical protection. - What do you mean? “I can't believe I'm suggesting this, but maybe Clara has some charms or spells or things that could help protect us. Pietra glanced at her watch. “By the time I got back to town, she had already closed up shop. But I'll be back tomorrow. Caleb picked up his helmet. “I'm heading back to the

“She manipulates the wind. If you can, go into your houses and border the doors and the windows so she has no access. Cast a protective spell over yourself so she doesn’t get to you.” Immediately following her instructions, some of the witches ran into their houses. The rest who wanted to be a part of the fight formed protective force field domes over themselves. “It’s no use.” I grabbed the second vial from my hand and opened it. This time, the wind that carried it was as sharp as an arrow, piercing through the force field of one of the witches and hitting her with accuracy. The horror started to drain the color from Janet’s face. She looked at me as if I was a different monster from the on