Shirou Magic Circuits Fanfiction Novels & Stories

“F-Finally…! This way, big brother can finally— Why didn’t you unseal it? What is lacking?” As expected from my little sis. She’s quick to catch on. “…Both of us don’t have mana. We can’t chant magic to activate the key.” “Res… Restia will come over right now…!” “Didn’t I told you many times already? Your mana won’t work. My seal requires the specific mana with the same wavelength to the magic circle of the seal to unseal it, and I still have no idea who it is.” “…Then… if the key is Kuroyuki Shiroha’s ring, then the person with the same mana wavelength to the magic circle might be in big brother’s school, too.”

It would be better for him to be enslaved by that girl until he regained his former strength than to return to his former abode. SHIRO returned to the cave from the forest while biting a large newly slaughtered boar he caught. Although he was small, he was easily dragging it as if it was just a cloth that he could tug anywhere. However, what welcomed him was a huge surprise. Just a few meters outside of the cave that is already covered with black magic, he could already feel a very powerful magic. What more if he went closer? Did he perhaps go the wrong way?

Grasping the wand tightly in a shaking hand, her intentions were clear, as the air began to crackle around her. Without thinking Horus ran from his hiding place. Ears filled only with the buzz of energy, Chiri did not hear his desperate cries or turn to regard him as he rushed towards her until. Grabbing hold of her, they toppled onto the stone. The sudden break in concentration, causing the built up magic to recoil. It lashed out, striking them both.

For a heart-stopping moment, I think I'll fail, that the shadows will collapse around me before I can reach the other side. Then I feel it—a surge of energy flowing into me from behind, warm and familiar. Riku. And with it, a cooler, steadier stream of power. Rain. Not taking over, not controlling my magic, but supporting it, lending me strength when mine falters. My light flares brighter, pushing the shadows back with renewed force. Two more steps and I break through, emerging on the other side of the barrier as my magic flickers out completely. I stumble forward, legs giving way beneath me, and drop to one knee on the stone courtyard.

Now the barrier spell…Hey, I didn’t know Shira had a twin, how corny they even matched clothes. “Alright why don’t we send you back to Charles, I‘ll finish up with the barrier spell and be right with you. Come on people, let’s teleport him back to the kingdom.’’I push her away squinting my eyes to see her clearly,I feel like my brain has been liquified .

“I am the answer to your stupid riddle. Then again, you’re still left with another question. Now that you know the answer, it’s up to you how to do it. How good of a magician are you, Andrea Pearce? How good are you at creating things out of thin air?” “What do you mean?” Andrea gasped, but the man already placed the phone back on the wall. He only made a half-hearted curtsy gesture as if accepting her unspoken gratitude. Even if she just glared at him, the man still left the booth and spoke to the guards waiting for him outside. “Magician, huh…” Andrea grasped at the transceiver tighter, only to remember that she should put it back by then. “Is this how you keep on destroying people, Mathia

We may have her trapped, but we won't for too much longer; the silver threads are already starting to fade; I mind link Lisha. “Get out off there. It's not working.” Lisha takes one look over her shoulder at me before she bends and places both her hands on the ground and answers, “I love you.” Allana gasped when the ground started to shake; I could see a lilac glow forming around Lisha; suddenly, the lilac light grew brighter before entering the earth under our feet. Allana screamed, “You stupid bitch what are you doing?” Lisha smirked, “If you don't want my magic, I will put it back where it came from.”

“After last night… I can’t imagine facing him without you by my side.” Her fingers instinctively found his, the bond thrumming like a heartbeat between them. “Nor I without you,” she whispered, her magic coiling faintly, silver sparks dancing along her fingertips. Each pulse reminded her of how entwined they had become, not just emotionally but magically.

Torren raised both hands. The ring sat on his right. “Wrong hand.” Varek smiled. “Unless the image was reversed.” Shigure crossed the room and knelt beside the broken signal stone. He pressed two fingers to the black line. “This was not sent through wolf blood.” Cassian joined him. “Memory magic.” Kiyomi’s face tightened. “Astraya.” The blue crown above her flickered. A woman’s voice came softly through her mouth. “Not mine.” Hayate stared at her.

“I suppose that would be correct, yes.” “You need to tell me how to do it. You both belong there. And also there is probably an impending Orc attack on the Capital, I don’t feel right leaving everyone there fighting and dying over a trinket.” “You can go back and forth whenever you want, dear. Just close your eyes and concentrate where you want to go. See it in your mind. It’s a power that builds up inside you, your emotions control it.” “I didn’t know what Skiora looked like when I went there the first time. I just wanted to be somewhere safe.”