Protection Witchcraft Novels & Stories

There was a practical wariness that paired with the awe. Elder Soraya said, "Secrecy is precious. But secrecy alone will not protect her." She turned to the circle of witches. "We should weave a safeguard around the child, a bond of protection attuned to a witch-lineage that will grow with the child. Not a ward built like a fence, but like a layered skin — adaptive, breathing."

Aurora asked, and this time her tone was full of command. "Beth, tell them," Damon whispered in a low, cracked voice. It was obvious he was being affected by her command. "No. There is a powerful witch that protects them as of now. The council made sure that whatever happened in the past would never repeat itself, so they made a deal with her. They were to grant her the ancient books of dark magic that were in their possession in exchange for having her shield them for the time being, as well as answer to their demands," she answered.

A new determination settles in my chest and I shut off the water and get out to dry off and get ready to go to my office and make some calls. (Beth POV) I have been sitting on this log just inside the forest watching as the Goddess goes from wolf to wolf attempting to install wisdom and encouragement. WItches are different. We weren't born from the Moon Goddess and we don’t worship her. We worship the elements Earth, Wind, Fire and Water. Witches can align themselves with whomever they please, some with packs and with any other species including humans. Most witches practice black or white magic, I prefer grey. I believe that even black magic can be used for good though I am careful with wha

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.

The Alpha roared, shaking me to snap me out of the trance. “What happened?” the Alpha inquired, his voice echoing threateningly. “Everyone is doomed,” I murmured in a whisper. “My little brave one will fall victim to the shadows!” I held him tightly, trying to shield him from his impending fate. I began to chant, a mysterious melody echoing in my mind like a divine whisper meant to protect us. “With ancestral words, I invoke this magic into action, a circle of light, under the protection of the Moon Goddess. No harm shall befall him, and I will cast a protective spell. Darkness shall retreat, finding no foothold, under this charm, he shall find peace!”

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.”

“Children that will upset the balance of the supernatural world. The Council has decreed they must be contained or destroyed before…” “Before they fulfill a prophecy you fear,” Dante interrupted coldly. “Yes, I know about your decree. I also know it has no authority over wolves, especially not over someone under my direct protection.” The ancient witch’s expression didn’t change, but I felt her power intensify, pressing against the room like atmospheric pressure before a storm. “Your protection means nothing, Alpha King. The Moon Goddess herself decreed that divine children belong to the realm of magic, not wolves. You have no claim to them.”

Luthus had appeared and tried attacking me, but it could not move closer to me as though something was protecting me, after many futile efforts, it disappeared into thin air. “I don't understand how you were protected from luthus,” my mother muttered. “Luthus is a powerful creature, even I couldn't fight it easily, it takes only a very powerful witch to do that”. She frowned as she tilted her head backward, confusion etched on her face. We continued our journey quietly, heading to the witch's coven, we needed to convince the witches to join our alliance to fight Ardolf's and his allies. “Axel needs you now, Rachel,” I thought. “Get yourself together, you need to convince the witches to join

I ask. Chuckling Miranda replies, “That’s what a protection spell is silly. It will protect Lily against dark magic. Every witch has their own signature spells that we develop, almost like a trademark. So, for someone to break that spell, it would take some time and the short time we will be walking around will give me a chance to pick up any oddities in the air. I wouldn’t trust it my entire visit, but I would trust it for the next hour that Lily shows me around,” she concludes.

Something passed in her eyes, something I couldn't quite place, but it made the hair at the back of my neck stand. "You're not a monster," she continued, her voice a low, gentle whisper, as if she was reading my mind. You're a witch. And you're a werewolf. You're a perfect mix of both. A being of pure, unadulterated power. You just don't know it yet. And with this, you can do anything. You can be anything." A slow wicked smirk teased her lips. She leaned in and whispered in my ear, "I will give you protection. A protection that no one you don’t want to see will ever see you. It is a protection that will make you completely invisible to every werewolf, even the Alpha himself. You just have to