Spell Collision Novels & Stories

Goat’s head snapped to the side and the roar of the men’s excitement reached new levels. Goat’s punch glanced off Weasel’s ear, and then it was game over. Weasel kept going, each punch hitting its mark. Red spots appeared on Goat’s body, but Weasel didn’t stop. He kept landing punches wherever he could, letting the rage take over as he beat Goat to death. He didn’t stop until his face was a bloody mess, and when he finally got to his feet, blood dripped from his taped hands.

The words left him and the moment they did… The world pushed back. A pulse erupted from him. It spread outwardly in a clean, controlled wave that met the collapsing force head-on. The air trembled violently between them, reality straining under the collision… Then! The spell broke. It shattered apart mid-collapse, the pressure ripping itself to pieces before it could touch him. The fractured space snapped back into place violently, releasing a sharp, echoing crack that tore through the sky. Then it disappeared. Seryna’s breath hitched, just slightly. But it was there.

Early the next morning, my role as attendant to Leslie began. “It’s so hot!” Leslie complained. Just as her fingertips were about to touch the edge of the soup bowl, she deliberately knocked it over with a forceful swipe. I didn’t have time to react, and a sharp, searing pain spread across the back of my hand, making me wince in agony. “Oh my God, I’m so sorry. I didn’t mean to!” Leslie whimpered with faux innocence. I wasn’t in the mood to respond and hurried to rinse the burn with cold water, but Leslie had other ideas.

The collision rang out with thunderous noise, warning others to keep their distance. Vulcan and Kael had never seen something like this before. It wasn't a physical battle but a war of sorcery. The sky rippled with clashing currents of power, light, and shadow, tearing through the air. Forces collided midair, sending shockwaves through the entire realm. The very atmosphere screamed, charged with volatile energy as spells met spells, each impact echoing like thunder. Aurileus rose into the air, and Zen followed as their battle continued.

"Let's see how much pressure the link can take." Kael and Ronan didn't wait. They lunged together. The ashen grey wolf and the salt-armored beast were a single blur of movement. They didn't need to communicate. They knew each other's weight, each other's reach, and the exact moment the other's heart skipped a beat. The collision with Liora's light-platforms was a sound like a pane of glass being struck by a sledgehammer. Kael's spectral claws shredded the light-shield, while Ronan's massive salt-shoulder slammed into Liora's hip. She staggered, her shadow-spear missing Kael's throat by a hair.

My first meeting with her. “Freku sa tilolo fis eku nas ti lalin.” He chants, making the whole place instantly dirt-free. “And here I was, thinking it’s -ti lalon.” I say about the spell “Ti lalon or ti lalin, can go both ways depending on who is using it; A warlock or a Witch.” He tells me “Well, I did know that some words are gender specific but I just never thought it would have to do with a single letter.” I mutter thoughtfully

More wolves tried to leap at me but I used magic to blast them all out. Cedric had slain over twelve wolves and he was still combatting more. Hilda looked happier jumping high in the sky and landing on unsuspecting wolves back while stabbing them. Suzy equally blasted the lot of them with magic as well as bit them and spread vampire venom in their veins. It looked like we had the upper hand but something else bothered me immensely. The warlock we had bonded by dark object had broken free with the help of the wolves and he was massaging his wrists and stretching his neck.

“Maggie was hurt but she’s going to be fine. They are keeping her overnight for observation.” He heard rustling and Dani calling to Levi. “Honey, wake up. Zane and Maggie have been in an accident.” “Are you okay? What happened? What can I do?” “No, I’m fine,” Zane huffed out a long breath. “Actually, it wasn’t exactly an accident. Maggie was attacked at Mama Tried. She’s got a concussion but she’s going to be fine.” He heard her gasp on the other end of the phone. “A concussion? What the fuck happened? Hold on, I’m putting you on speaker so Levi can hear.”

But he seemed completely unbothered. Then, as the ride picked up speed, the spinning became more intense. I felt a surge of fear. The world blurred around us, and my heart raced. Before I knew it, I was gripping Ares’ arm, a small scream escaping my lips. The fear was overwhelming, and I couldn’t stop it. Ares turned to me, a small, almost amused smile on his lips. He seemed to find my reaction funny, but then the ride jerked and spun even faster. I clung to him, my knuckles white, my fear too intense to ignore.

He tried to get the words out but failed abysmally. Instead of responding Lexus just picked up his pace, misunderstanding the direction of the Brunet’s complaining completely. Azrin wasn’t sure if his next response was positive or negative as the next whimper to leave his lips was a mix of pain and pleasure. Lex caught the difference and was about to stop his motions when a harsh “Fucking Christ,” spilled from his lips.