Spellbound Novels & Stories

Everything he did was to keep his child safe. I turned back to my grandma, and she nodded to the house. “Close your eyes. Focus on the spell. The words will come.” I nodded and faced the cabin. Shutting my eyes and turning my entire focus to the spell I was weaving. The statues that had sucked in every drop of Carl’s sacrifice stood as beacons, power overflowing from them. The spell, a net cast over the cabin, was strong, but I could feel the weak spots. The spell was left unfinished, and if left this way, the woven threads would weaken, shredding apart at those weak points.

At him. “That shouldn’t have worked,” I said at last, voice low. I didn’t meet his gaze. Not yet. “That tether? Anchored to the Interregnum, built spellwork. Thornveil patterns, Umbraen shadow splicing, dragon-blood sequencing threads. It was meant to bind only to things with a direct signature.” His eyes sharpened, gaze pointed and piercing. Still, he said nothing. I met his eyes again, level. “Unless you weren’t just built with their magic. You were anchored to it.”

The air crackled with unseen energy, making the hairs on her arms stand on end. "Lilith?" Caspian's voice sounded distant, tinged with concern. She didn't dare open her eyes or break her focus. The spell teetered on a knife's edge, raw power pulsing through her veins. One misstep, and it could all come crashing down... Lily pushed through, her voice growing stronger as she neared the end of the chant. The air around her shimmered, charged with arcane energy. With a final, resonant word, she felt the spell coalesce.

I threw spell after spell, but there were too many. A blade cut my arm. Pain bloomed, hot and sharp. "Isa!" Sienna called, fighting her way toward me. "Stay back!" I warned. "I need to finish the hiding spell!" Through the fight, I crawled back to my circle. Blood dripped from my arm, falling onto the flowers. "Blood of the betrayer, shield of the betrayed," I chanted. "Hide us from sight, hide us from mind." The spell flared, a dome of purple light spreading outward. The shadows screamed as it touched them, fading into mist.

She reached out a hand, and as it hovered above them, a warm light began to glow from her palm, bathing the room in a golden hue. “Your love holds the power to free you,” she intoned. “But know this: the bond you declare will transcend lifetimes. You are bound beyond this world.” Sophia and Ethan exchanged a look, a deep sense of understanding passing between them. They nodded, accepting the spirit’s words. Just as the warmth enveloped them completely, a sudden shift in the air caused the light to flicker. The walls trembled, and Sophia felt her heart leap into her throat. The spirit’s face twisted in alarm as an unseen force pushed back against her spell, shattering the calm.

The barrier flared brighter, forcing the spiders back with a hiss of protest. But it wasn’t enough. “These things aren’t stopping,” Jake said, his blade gleaming in the dim light. “They’re tied to her,” I replied, my voice strained. “If I can sever that connection, they’ll fall.” “And if you can’t?” he asked, his tone tight. “Then we burn them,” I said, rising to my feet. The air crackled with tension as I prepared the spell. I drew a circle of salt around myself, whispering words of power as I poured my energy into the symbols etched on the ground. The spiders outside the barrier seemed to sense the shift, their movements growing more frantic.

She watched the battle unfold, her eyes narrowing as she assessed the situation. Finally, Astrid stepped forward, turning to Matilda, her voice clear and commanding. “We need to contain it, now.” Matilda nodded, knowing exactly what she meant. Astrid extended her hand, and a strange word echoed through the air. “Incarcera!” The word rippled with power, carrying an ancient energy that hummed through the clearing. Matilda mirrored her, channeling her own celestial energy into the spell. Together, their powers converged, forming a brilliant orb of light around the Velakar. The creature roared in frustration, thrashing wildly as the orb tightened around it, trapping it within a sphere of celesti

"A spell. To redirect more nutrients to her specifically." "Will it work?" "I don't know. But doing nothing definitely won't work." "Then do it. Whatever it takes." The spell requires all four of us. Our bonds. Our combined energy focused on Lyanna. We stand in a circle around me. The healer chants. Ancient words. Old magic. I feel the bonds activate. Energy flowing from them into me. Into the babies. Specifically into Lyanna. It burns. Not painful exactly. Just intense. Overwhelming.

The full moon would burn him up. "I-I'm happy that you are alright." Erebus changed his plan, "The marking is THE soul link spell! The whole Kingdom is in the hand of the Queen, and she put a spell on the King! Oh, the legend is about three most powerful magic item, and the stone is --" "I know. You told me, remember?" Kitty nodded, putting her hand on his lips to stop him from going on, "Don't worry about it. You will have all the time to tell me about it later."

In symphonia mystica riti, barriera etherea, lucens litem phaereon Quel'Shara, texen thy sagas, guardianis scutum, in perpetuum", this was one of a very hard and strong spell to cast, and Leon made it extra in a way that no one, not even one witch will be able to break it so easily. As he was muttering these words, Kael started feeling cold and pain in his feet, he looked down and saw that his feet were getting iced and it was like silver was in it in some sort. "What? Why? Fuck that hurts okay, stop the spell, it is not working", Kael said to Leon more calmly but Leon made no effort to stop, continuing with what he had come to do, making one of the triplets disappear forever will kill any c