Spell Weird Novels & Stories

Lose the clarity of your gaze, from this moment you will see no more! Jeanne yelps, the spell has worked, she has gone blind. She spreads her trembling hands in front of her and growls. —Very good trick. I must admit, it is... uncomfortable not being able to see where I'm going. - She advances in my direction and I run away without turning my back on her.

I asked hopefully, but my hopes were dashed by the grimace on her face. “That’s the bad news part,” she sighed. “What I saw was, like I said, one of the most beautiful and complex spells I have seen. The spell hasn’t just been placed on your wolf but on several versions of your wolf, it has been spread across multiple parallel universes, so that removing the part of the spell on you could either trigger an instant activation, break the whole spell or do nothing at all.” “Like a bomb?” Jensen asked and Isabella nodded. “Yeah and this tells me two things, one the sorcerer who did this cast is higher up in the power hierarchy. Not all sorcerers can cast across parallel barriers. It’s a unique s

“Spell of life is hard enough to master. How are we supposed to combine that with the tension of trying to heal?” “That’s where practice comes in,” Professor Blowfish replied. “You must master the spell of life to be able to heal lesser beings like smaller animals. That’s the least you should know. Of course, there are more advanced spells healers have to know to heal higher animals,” A loud murmur erupted from the class. Healing spells are hard to master, especially because the language is a spiritual language and is quite long to recite. Plus it takes a balance of the tongue to recite it because it makes the mouth heavy and quaver. If a wolf isn’t careful, it runs a high risk of misquoting

Changing the spell to a stronger one I saw the red spots of blood slowly evaporate with my magic. Thank You Wicca, it seems to be working. Continuing to mumble the spell under my breath, feeling the magic flow through me I saw Seff continue to breathe in long pain gasps. Every few minutes in his body would writhe in pain again as the allergy tried to take over, but I could feel the spell working. After a few minutes, his howls and whimpers subsided and he relaxed. "How do you feel?" I asked, clicking my fingers to vanish the red shimmer off him.

Gwenda chuckled nervously. "What? You know Archaic Latin?" She asked and Viola shook her head. "I don't. I just think seeing the entire spell will help me with the spell." Gwenda Mae shrugged. "If you say so." She murmured as she dropped the large spell book in front of Viola and flipped a few pages. It was in Archaic Latin. But the particular spell Gwenda was pointing to was no ordinary spell. How she knew that Viola couldn't say.

*Translation:* "Remove the void, restore space Close the abyss, fullness returns Matter returns, form is replenished Void reversed, integrity restored." The spell had no effect. I repeated the incantation several times, and nothing was happening. “What in tarnation is happening here?!” I muttered. Surprised at how the spell was malfunctioning, I muttered a light curse. “Be cool, be calm. We will get out of this.” “Like flies to honey!” I heard a voice call out. It was Carmila. The dwarves had already broken through the ice by now, and they were all scampering, looking for places to hide.

Thalia directed her question to Rotip “Its written in some kind of language which only the descendants of the pure soul mystical white sorceress can read” “Let me have it” Rotip gave the scripture to Thalia while I and Sofia glanced at one another. “It is... really Arohemik! My mother taught me the language, and that was why I was able to read some parts of this spell book in my dream! I can’t believe myself!” Thalia’s hand motioned to her mouth. “Holy Mother! I can’t believe myself either. I also had an unexplainable dream about the Dordon Wizard’s spell book, and that was how i got to read the spell of the four children of the Dordon Wizard” Sofia added in horror.

Or at least tell me what Lucifer had in mind making something like this. He was flipping through the pages as he kept talking. Murea: Even though I had less clues. I was however able to figure out a few things about what this Spell can do. The bases of this spell seem familiar but I don't know from where. Honestly it's the process that really is confusing. I came to a conclusion that it was some kind of a contract spell but something about it gives me chills. Contract spells have always come together with a set of conditions just like the conditions you might find in a familiar contract or the infamous slaves contract. The only thing is… this contract has only one condition.

Iapetus said, "And he said, it's mostly likely to be a Vita Collybus spell." That said, Iapetus just stood there and look at them, as if waiting for some sudden enlightenment. "Well?" Erebus said. "Isn't that obvious?" Iapetus looked genuinely surprised. "We are not expert on spell, Iapetus." Metis said with extraordinary patience. "Yes, of course. But--" Iapetus still seemed shocked. "So what's a Vita Collybus spell?" Kitty just plainly asked what was on all the others' minds. "What does it sound like--" Iapetus said with a grinning smile. He cannot help his passion when it comes to riddles.

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.