Snape Unbreakable Vow Novels & Stories

His mind was stuck with the thoughts and anxiety as he is no longer can feel Shawna's thoughts or feelings. His mind asked: Did the bond break? No... No... It is not possible without the wand... which is no more... I have to protect her... I can not let the bond break. I will do whatever is required to keep up. The next moment he left his room towards the WitchWorld. SHAWNA'S POV:

My mother sighed and eyed Jocelyn. "You can break the memory block I put on him and he'll recall everything that occured to the devastated young man he once was before Victoria got her claws into him. It would be easy to pop in and remove your brother and father before he realized it. Be warned that Victoria is an awful witch and uses nothing but the dark arts." Jocelyn shuddered and asked my mother for the word or words to unbreakable the spell she'd cast. My mom mumbled,"oscail súil an aigne agus cuimhnigh."

“Even if Alpha Ariel was killed by Cal, if Sheila chose Ariel instead of you, the Unbreakable Oath will remain active. “ Razel exp;ained, “Hence, it will be passed down to Ansel.” “It also means Ansel will die if he ever fails to fulfil the Oath in time,” Apollo added. “What if Sheila also made a pact with Ariel? He loved her too, you know…” Doubt is really entering Alain’s mind every now and then. The longer he deals with Ansel, the more he becomes vulnerable to his weaknesses and flaws. The more his ruthless and hard-strong image crumble down piece by piece. “The Unbreakable Oath can only be performed once,” both of them muttered at the same time. Apollo and Razel looked at each other brie

Zephyr arched her brows " Second uncle, how do I break the seal, I want to escape right now to go see big sister, show me the seal and let me crush it into pieces" Draco's lips curved into a wry smile. " That's not how it works, you can only break the seal with your mind, the seal is in your body, no one can see it" Little Zephyr closed her eyes as she tried so hard to break the imaginary seal in her mind but nothing happened and she sighed in defeat. Draco patted her on the head " Don't push yourself too hard, you don't have to break it anyway" If she accidentally broke the seal, it would alert all the members of the organization, he had only told her to use it if she was in a life and deat

"All the centuries I trusted your judgement. You could have been helping me! But you've been stopping me this entire time?" Sidia finally looked at Marcus again, knowing he would be too preoccupied with what was happening to show any reaction to Sidia's behavior. She was right. Marcus' eyes were incredibly wide. Based on the twitching of his muscles, the way his neck tremored, he was trying to fight against the magical bonds of his oath. Severus had ordered him not to move though. He didn't have a loophole for that. He was stuck, and he was trying to save his mother.

he asked, his voice low but resolute. Pelenore, meeting Aeron's gaze, nodded solemnly. "We promised Damien and Voldemort that none of their men would be lost," he replied. "The ritual ensures that. Once the battle concludes, the spell will break, and they'll return to being mortal men." Aeron, however, remained contemplative. "There's one thing we've been ignoring," he admitted, his gaze fixed on some distant point in the cavern.

“And I will not watch you die in another man’s territory.” Bella’s knees weakened. She hated him for the way her body answered. For the way her wolf leaned into the claim. For the way a single touch made her feel— Alive. Marcus made one final attempt. “If she leaves—her bond to this land will sever. She could—” Dave silenced him with a stare colder than moonlight. “She will not break. My blood will carry her.” Lord Halden lifted a decree scroll—sealed with black wax bearing a sigil of claws intertwined with a crown.

“Please. I know what I’m asking sounds perilous. But you all know me. I’ve always stood by you, helping when no one else would. I’m merely asking for your help, just this once.” An uneasy silence fell, the moon casting its watchful gaze upon them. Finally, the incubus sighed, a hint of reluctance in his voice. “Even if we wanted to help… how can you be certain this spell will work? The AetherCurrent isn’t something just anyone can summon. Not even the professors can master it, only the Headmaster…” “I’ve done it before,” Selene’s voice was barely a whisper, yet it sliced through the tension like a knife. The air froze, and disbelief washed over the boys as they gaped at her. “What?”

I'm snapped from my spiral when he reaches for the hem of my damp hoodie again, slower this time, giving me every chance to stop him. I don’t. His irises disappear as pupils blow. “Arms up.” The command sends another humiliating pulse of heat through me. Still, I obey.

She was gathering all her energy, every bit of power she had. "It's all right, Aurora," Sloane said. She didn't look back at me. "I promised Ayda I'd protect her daughter. I won't break that promise." Malachar's expression changed. For the first time, he looked uncertain. "What are you doing?" he asked. "A sealing spell," Sloane said. "The kind that requires a life to activate." "You'll die," Malachar said. "I know," Sloane said. The white fire around her grew brighter. Hotter. It spread across the battlefield like a wave.