Spell Hollering Novels & Stories

Small and fast. Holly. "No!" I tried to shout, but my voice came out as a whisper. Holly threw herself between Tate and Heriberto just as dark magic exploded from the warlock's hands. The spell hit her full force. Holly screamed, her body convulsing. Then she fell, smoke rising from burns that covered her entire torso. "Holly!" Tate's voice was raw with grief. The distraction was enough. Tate rolled away as Heriberto's follow-up attack hit empty ground.

I’m not as fast as normal though and the sluggishness is pissing me off. I can still hear the grunting and groaning of the fight around us. I can’t tell who is winning, but I haven’t felt any of our pack member’s link break. That has to be a good sign. Then I hear humming in my ears. Adrielle starts to invoke a spell. It sounds beautiful and calming, but the earth begins to shake as chunks of dirt begin to rise from the ground around us, vibrating with her words the dirt is suspended in the air. Her movements are slow and methodical.

She tried again, shouting the spell out loud this time, hoping that volume might add to its potency. “Illuminati verdas,” she cried. Her shout sounded like little more than a whisper, as if this horrid place had somehow sucked up and absorbed the sound of her voice. This time, a faint golden glow appeared above her palm, casting little light. The darkness remained as impenetrable as ever.

Hollis’s expression hardened as he turned to face the interruption, his protective instincts kicking in. “Sara...” he began, his voice low and dangerous, a stark contrast to the caring demeanor he had just displayed. “It’s good to know that you haven’t forgotten me yet,” Sara said with a smirk, her eyes gleaming with malice and staring at me. “But I see you have not changed at all; your habit of choosing lousy women is still going strong.” “Sara, mind your language,” Hollis warned, his jaw clenched in anger. “We are in public, and you want to lose your face in front of everyone here?” I feel Hollis’ anger simmering beneath the surface, ready to explode at any moment.

Hezell lowered his eyes to the ground and went silent for more than fifteen seconds. When he raised them again, they shimmered red, identical to Hazel's when she tried to kill Landon, Steele, and Neon. "The Council won't be hearing of it because Hazel along with each and everyone of you will be buried underneath the rubble of this building." He said and stretched his hand towards them. "Run!" Hazel shouted, sensing he was about to do something, and everyone scattered about. Hezell's spell hit Hazel, flinging her up and slamming her hard against the tiled floor at great speed.

"It seems to be that for some unknown reasons, some really bad persons seem to have their eyes on Rosaline." "What are you talking about?" "Early this morning, I had accompanied Audrey to pick up some new clothes from Rosaline's chambers, when I caught whiff of the hollow hound." The Hollow hound. Why did that sound so familiar? "And what is that?" I asked. "It is one of the deadliest plant spells, used to prevent one from conceiving." Gradually, the tip of my ears went hot and then, cold. What the hell?! "H...how?" I finally found my voice.

Lylah uttered, placing down the glass of wine on the outside table as she looked at me with a sharp teasing frown. I inhaled my first bit of the cigar, closing my eyes with pleasure and turned to exhale it on Lylah teasing her back. She coughed waving in front of her face to remove the cigar fumes that surrounded her nostrils. "You tease, come here!" She said, giggling whilst trying to snatch at me, almost falling off her chair. "Hey guys, I think I got something. Look!" Melody said excitedly. "Demolishing spell. It says that it can be used on any beast of hell. It needs the strength of a few witches. The more the better," She explained.

We were losing ground, and fast. Suddenly, a deafening roar shook the cave. The ground trembled, and the walls cracked. The Harbinger's eyes flared with anger and desperation. "You will not win!" The cave walls continued to tremble, dust and debris cascading around us. Amid the chaos, a sudden, intense light burst from the relic in my hand, momentarily blinding everyone. The Harbinger’s furious roar echoed in my ears, but I knew we had to retreat and regroup.

A terrible chill was sent down Chloe’s spine as she screamed: “Aurora is here! SHE IS COMING AT US!!!!” Hellen and Paul looked beyond their shoulders, and both let out a horrified cry.

Valhalla called and a large summoning magic circle appeared in the sky accompanied by a fury of rain and storm. "No matter how many times I see it I'm still amazed by how you are able to summon such creatures. Your holy power is really insane…." Mr. Mulligan commented. "I just got lucky to have befriended them, that's all…." Valhalla replied, "Anyway, we don't have time to lose, let's finish this once and for all." "Yeah, we better pick up our pace…." Hannah interjected. A few moments later everyone was on their feet, panting and sighing from exhaustion. "This is the last one!" One of the B-tier Challengers said in relief.