Rukh Magi Novels & Stories

Lucas softly told Irina. Irina smiled. “I’m not in danger. We have a big help.” She looked down to her lap then up again to face confused look from them. “The big help is…” Hilda let her word hung. Nodding, Irina smiled brilliantly. She proudly said. “Ro is a guardian pet made by my father. I learnt about him when my father unbound me. He told me then Ro could turn into his guardian form since I had become who I really am. A witch.”

Dilo growled, “People like her are more so than others, she will be a magic wielder judging by her body shape, so she may carry her familiar so could torch this entire place in seconds.” Rex was just about to thank Rosie for the drink when Grub called out, “Hello long legs, Grub want to know if you magic thrower.” “Magic thrower?” Rosie asked, her voice riddled with humour, and then as his body odour struck her, a hint of hesitation crept into her body stance. “Yes, Grub thinks you have magics and be able to throw them,” Grub slurred, his voice drawling from the effects of alcohol.

Mia on her part was trying to disguise her moves in case they were going to find her out like that. What a surprise, a rogue wolf jumped on Delilah calling her Raven. "He's a fool" Kathryn mocked. Of course he was or perhaps he wasn't told that Raven was a superior and a boss. The rogue was supposed to be looking at the ones with gloves.

The wizards and the magicians were exchanging blows with each other. “It looks like the magicians and the wizards are planning to remain at the camp base.” Ryuzaki accurately read the room. Ryuzaki was one of the people who had relics with him. His relic's name was the power of persuasion. It was the power where he could command people on his whim to a certain extent. However, it would only work for someone weaker than him. “Kneel down!” He used up the highest volume, screaming like he had a speaker toward the enemy.

Persuade her to submit to him before the moon. His close friend Magus took a seat next to him. Magus was a rare addition to their pack. A creature half mage-half wolf he was immensely rare. There was purportedly only one other such creature in existence. And he was allegedly the Commander of King Detry’s Mages Guild. “What are you so pensive about?” Magus queried. “Same thing you are, I’ve no doubt.” “I’m far less pensive than I should be.” Magus was trying to hide a self-satisfied smirk and failing.

Each exchange had been at the meetings the leaders of the seven magics held once a century. We arrived quickly. Gabriel halted at the edge of Keening Forest. It was known for its giant pine trees, and hostile phantoms said to be able to make you crazy or hallucinate or both. Seeing one wasn't high on my list, but it was highly likely we would. Gabriel released me, allowing my feet to crunch against the dried grass. "This way," I said, wanting to get this over with before it began. "I don't know," Ryden said, her high voice quivering. "Are you sure this is necessary? I mean, can't you command Devoran to come to you?"

He can use three types of nature magic and another two rare types of magic which are the eye technique and summoning technique. “Whirlpool water blast technique!” Roger used his water nature magic against Kukushi’s deadly magic technique. He can also use the three nature magic which are water, wind, and lightning magic. He can also use a rare type of ability which is invisibility. When the two of them had an intense battle, Kukushi activated his eye technique, he didn’t know what the rare type of ability Roger could use. Roger disappeared somewhere. He wagged his tail to hit Kukushi in his back. Kukushi threw away that sneaky attack. His Sharangbi eye technique can read only the moves of the

Both of them appeared serious as they stared at the chasm in front of them. “The location Old Zab described is across from the Sky Rift Valley. Back then, I made an attempt to cross over by jumping, but I failed. This chasm is definitely more than just a rift. An enchantment has been placed there, which means there should be another space opposite the enchantment.” Magus took two steps forward. In the next second, his ash wood sword was unsheathed from his back as he roared and flew in the opposite direction. The sword only flew halfway before becoming stuck in the air and appearing to be blocked by a wall.

With a deep, Minotaur roar he surged forward, raising his large axe with the intent of cleaving the Mage nearest him. Zalikhe turned at the sound of his roar. She sent a strong burst of mystical energy at him. It struck him in the chest, and the tall warrior stumbled. She cast a second one and he stopped, tumbling forward in pain, as the axe fell heavily to the ground. He was unable to rise with the pain racing through him. His dark eyes narrowed in frustration as he saw the Mages heading through the doors with their prize. His frustrated roar echoed across the grounds.

“We will attack the humans. Their world is weak. They only know technology, not magic. They won’t know how to fight us. We’ll shake their lands, send shadows into their cities, and bring fear to every corner. When Delilah sees what we’ve done, she will come out. She will try to save them. And then… we strike.” “Enough,” King Alexander said at last, stepping forward. His voice was deep and commanding. “Rowan, your plan is strong, but we must be careful. Not everyone will leave for this mission. Some must stay here and protect our kingdom. We can’t leave this Kingdom unguarded.” Rowan nodded slowly. “I understand, my king. I never planned to leave. I will remain here with you.” She turned to t