Spells Crystals Novels & Stories

he asked whilst keeping his eyes at me and staring at me enraged. “I will need a few strands of your hair,” she let out a powder and sprinkled it on the crystal and reciting a spell at the same time, after Conrad pulled his hair and dropped them in her palm, she finished the rest of the spell and now we were all waiting for the crystal to light up. Conrad was the only one looking at it confidently like he already knew what was the crystal going to show. And then the wait ended, the crystal started to light up to us. I hunched over the crystal whilst Conrad shook his head at my behavior.

Swallowing didn't break the spell either, because they stood there still staring at each other. When she brought out her tongue to lick her bottom lips slowly in a sensual way, he groaned deep within his throat, and even that didn't break the spell, then someone came along and cleared their throat, and that broke it. They both sprung apart as he suddenly removed his arms from her waist and then he took a step back, the back of his foot hitting the brick of the last stair. Angry at whoever it was that had broken their staring experiment, he looked at who the offender was to see it was Hailey. "You buster!” he wanted to say, but he refrained himself.

Her eyes brightened as she eyed the necklace in my hands, “So you’re saying the crystals humans buy from those little shops are actual magic? Mom got me a few last year, I keep them on my nightstand. My favorite is the little amethyst geode. I actually brought that one with me!” “Depends. Did your parents buy them from a witch?” Cordelia laughed, and the sound reminded me of fluttering wings. Breyona seemed relaxed around the witch, reinforcing the familiarity I felt. “Crystals work only when a witch fills them with her magic. It’ll run out eventually, but they can be recharged. They’re capable of different things, depending on the quality and shape. But without a witch, they’re just beautif

Their mother was unknown. The small mirror was getting heavy in her pocket. The spell would be over soon. Olga went up the attic. She pulled the mirror out of her pocket and placed it beside the shrouded frame. She caressed the painting. "How are you, Zac Logan? Here's your companion. Vino Blanco is in the mirror! Ti hi hi hi hi!" she whispered quietly. She covered the mirror a dark cloth, too. Olga made the spell to both mirror and painting permanent. She created two crystals. One was pink and the other green.

Smiling, he opened it to reveal three crystals, each a different color. Annalise and I both gasped as memories rushed back, unbidden and vivid. Our mother had given us each a crystal, saying that each of us had a unique gift, something special that set us apart. Annalise took the blue one, Noel took the black, and I reached for the red. As soon as our hands closed around them, the crystals glowed, releasing beams of light that converged on the base of the fireplace before dissolving into dust. Annalise stepped forward, using her powers to move the blocks from the fireplace. She knelt down, placing her hands on the ground, her eyes closing as she began to whisper a spell. The earth trembled,

Krystal, with a chuckle, informed him that it wasn't possible to cast it immediately; she required specific supplies from their packhouse to proceed. The next day Upon reaching the pack house, Krystal began to assemble all the necessary materials for the spell. The casting took about an hour due to the various steps required to ensure its effectiveness in preventing her pregnancy. Krystal informed her that within a day or two, she would begin to bleed as a way to cleanse her system of all that had been done to her body.

Ascending with four distinct crystals the resemble the color of their eyes, it afloat in front of them and as they peek a glance at each other’s eyes, they held their crystals in their hands as it forms into their desired image. “Gently calls, bring me the wind.” Casting the spell that calls the air, Carol that represents the cold wind forms her crystal into a pendant with its distinct pattern of swirling wind. “Light, light, grant me heat.” With the flame that represents the order of fire, Charmaine smiles as she chanted the spell creating the image of her crystal into a ring that forms an infinity loop that mirrors the flame fire. “Calling forth and caring, will the rain grant my wish.”

He waved his hand and the white crystal floated toward Jon. Jon quickly caught the white crystal and examined it. The crystal was crystal white and it was round. "What's this?" Jon asked while looking at the crystal in his hand curiously. "It's called the Elemental Nexus Crystal" Old Man Feng said and poured himself another jug of wine. The Elemental Nexus Crystal is a pristine, translucent crystal radiating a gentle, iridescent glow reminiscent of ethereal energies. Its smooth surface was adorned with intricate, swirling patterns that seem to shift and change as if mirroring the essence of the elements it represents.

The tether of our link remained warm and grounding even as I transitioned into the unseen. Passing through the walls as if they were mere wisps of fog, I sought Crystal, who was confined to chambers lined with enchantment—wards designed more to entrap rather than protect. Crystal posed a threat to wolves and various other shifter species, ensnared as she was by Morgana's bewitching spells and illusions. It was time for me to liberate Crystal from Morgana's clutches and reveal the reality she was blinded from. As I entered Crystal's room, I was immediately engulfed by the enchantments my sister Sapphire had woven to isolate Crystal from the outside world. Crystal detected my arrival despite m

" She said and we all looked at her. "That Bastard! Do you know who they witch is?" Tabitha asked. "According to this..." She said as she held up a crystal and it glowed with a blue colour. " She's right here. I spells this, it's like a compass, it's meant to draw me to her." She said. "Now do you believe me when I tell you that no one can be trusted about who you really are?" Tabitha said.