Spell To Turn Off Light の小説・ストーリー

I can see clearly his copper-colored peepers. “Let’s go to the garden now!” I told them while I am coming out of the balcony. “How about the lights Lou?” Caye asked me worried. “Hey Siri, turn off the lights on the balcony” and after a while, it turned off automatically. “What a smart light” Gedie reacted unbelievably.

“Learn the spell first, then i shall tell you the reason” “Teach me” “Another rule is... the spell must be recited behind the darkness of the eyes for it to become active” “In short, with closed eyes” “Good” He fold his giant Martian arms together “Now that we are going to practice, we must not close our eyes. We don’t want the spell to become active” Rikas loosened his ears to listen to how the spell goes like “Akkrisis! Traas traas, helmott, ek astraa rohek, kiironn, draa iksss straataa... A dying son of... you put your father’s name, and then you finish off with... has summon you for help!”

"We need to reverse the spell, but it won't be easy. The altar is protected by powerful magic. We'll have to work together." We joined hands and began to chant, drawing on the strength of our family's legacy. The air around us crackled with energy as we focused our will on counteracting the dark spell. Slowly, the oppressive energy began to wane, the carvings on the altar glowing with a faint, golden light.

Fear gripped my heart, but then I heard Aura’s voice in my mind, clear and resolute, **“Use your light.” I focused on the warmth that emanated deep within my core, letting it build and spread until it engulfed me. The dark rogues hesitated, sensing the change, but it was too late for them. I released the light in a blinding, radiant wave. The rogues let out a collective howl of agony as the light consumed them, turning them to ash.

Lucifer smirked at Alexa who descended the stairs alongside Lucian. "Don't even think of it," Alexa glared at Lucifer who chuckled at her adorable reaction. "And betray our love?, I wouldn't dare," He replied dramatically earning an eye roll from Alexa Lucian, still holding the remote control, raises it to his lips and says, "Dim the lights to seventy percent," and instantly, the room's illumination adjusts, matching his spoken command. The balance of light creates a harmonious environment, perfect for relaxation or enjoying a movie night and Alexa couldn't help but gawk at the beauty of it.

Thank the Goddess that my mother is an organized person and thought to have sections in her spell books. I skim and see many different types of reversal and banishing spells. There was one that caught my attention. It says I need black candles and black salt. It also says I can use a mirror, and a cup with chili flakes, pepper, garlic, and hot sauce to return the spell back to its sender. Hmm.. We’re going to do more than return this back to my aunt. We’re going to place better protection around the palace.

Without another word, I turn on the bed, switch off the lights and bury myself under the sheets. “Goodnight, Talon.”

We didn't let the darkness win. END OF VOLUME ONE

Lara was sipping her coffee when, with a guttural sound of fury, Demis reached out, snatched up his wife’s glass, and flung it violently against the wall. Quite unconcerned, Meghan smothered a yawn with a polite hand. “I think I’ll turn in,” the redheaded said as a poker-faced manservant began to quietly pick up the broken shards of glass. Demis grunted something rough in Greek and lit a fat cigar, unconcerned by the shattering silence. He gave his daughter an impatient nod. “Would you like some fresh air, Lara?” Francine murmured brightly on cue. “We could take a little walk on the terrace. The evening is so pleasant and the breeze is what we might need after this wonderful dinner.”

But they didn’t stop. Not until I flicked my fingers and the lights blinked off immediately. Everywhere was completely dark. That was when silence crashed in. Then, I flicked my fingers again and a dim red light washed the room like blood. Everywhere was crimson red, no one dared to move. I stood in the middle now, between them, with my palms glowing faintly from the minor spell I’d cast. I hated to do this but there were times where this was necessary. Now was one of those times.