Spells For Forgetting の小説・ストーリー

I nodded after I accepted that, “What does it do?” “It’s laced with a masking spell I think,” She seemed a little cautious, “It makes people forget,” She slowed down as she looked for words. I knew she was being careful since the last time she almost let it slip that Jena worked in a club, “It makes almost everyone forget that one thing Jena doesn't want people to know from her past.” My heart did a weird thing there. Probably because I was surprised. I mean, why wouldn’t I be surprised?

She confessed with a broken voice, and I led us to sit down. “What is it, Love? Are they okay? Are you okay? Tell me.” I asked her, worried about our friends and her, and Blair lightly nodded her head. “I guess so. They’re home. And... I… uh… I made them… uh, I put a spell on them… to forget us… for them to remember that we never came back to life. It’s… I guess… It’s better that way.” She said, and I put her in my embrace as she started to cry. And my tears fell, too.

' I asked. 'Yes, there is a spell like that. My pack was known for it. Though I never experienced it till I left. When they think two mates didn't get enough time to enjoy each other's company before death, they do the reincarnation spell but I haven't heard of the situation where they forgot their past,' Raven's father replied frowning. 'But it is not impossible that they forget, right?' Roman asked. 'It is not impossible. As I said, before the wolf breathed their last, their memory can be wiped especially if they had a traumatising experience,' Raven's father explained.

“Lilith told you not to perform any spells or stress yourself in any way and yet you still went ahead and did it anyways. What if something had happened? I don’t want to lose you or our children. Don’t toy with your health like that—“ I quickly kissed him to shut him up and his racing heart seemingly calmed. I curled my hand around his waist so I could close the gap between us finally. Much better, enjoying his warmth. “I know I went overboard but I didn’t mean to. I couldn’t bring myself to kill him and so I performed that spell,” I mumbled. “It seemed to work though. Something felt different about him. What spell was that?” I gulped down my saliva. “One that makes him forget about ever mee

I hesitated, not wanting to give him false hope, but needing him to know the truth. “As of right now, probably not. Here’s the thing. She’s unwilling. Her brain would process the spell differently than mine did. With me, I wanted to forget, and I would still get little déjà vu feelings when I would do something or meet someone. That was my brain being triggered with memories that the spell helped me forget. And when Cole said what he said to me, it all came back. I don’t know if it was what he said, his tone or the look he gave me, but it all came flooding back in an instant. And I was willing. I wanted to forget.” I took a deep breath and continued.

They saw as the red wolf lead Rala and Rava inside the castle. "That is none of my concern. My major problem now is what to do with Odin and Olin". "I know what to do your Highness. My mistress before she died revealed a spell that has been lost for so long. An ancient spell(Read the book 1 of the forgotten wolf to understand)". "I don't get you Ara, elaborate more on that". "I will have to unleash the dark spells on them". "And when you do?" "They will forget about their past live, just like what Annabel did to Odin's brother but mine would make them forget who they are".

Hurriedly, they calmed themselves down and quickly started to operate the high-end mind cultivation methods of their sects to protect themselves against the spell's influence. The Zuoqiu family had three great spells: Soul-exterminating Blood Spell, Soul-tracking Blood Spell, and Soul-petrifying Blood Spell. Among them, the Soul-petrifying Blood Spell would bring their enemies the top-level fear, despair, and pains in an instant so as to pull their enemies' teeth off. On the platform, the black fog completely enveloped Xiao Chen only in moments. Even those people below the platform, who were on the edge of the black fog, were in such a condition; one could imagine what Xiao Chen's present si

Ella pats her gently on the shoulder. “Or we could just let me go without it,” Tom says, making us all jump a little. He nods, like he was expecting that or confirming something. “You all forgot me again, didn’t you? Even though you’ve been talking about the spell you want to use on me?” I’m pretty sure the rest of us look totally embarrassed, and a couple of us start trying to apologise, but this time Tom doesn’t look upset about it. “It’s okay. I was trying to be forgotten about. I’ve been kind of trying to switch it off all this time, and that’s never worked. I thought it was because I was imagining it all anyway. But it’s real. Maybe I can’t switch it off because it doesn’t work like tha

She uttered the spell to free him “ Alohomora Gahiflahibius Fendrolumous Expelsectum ” The moment she finished uttering the spell, they were both thrown into the cell and locked up. “ Arrrgh ” Danielle groaned as she kicked the bars in anger “ I should have known that witch girl did more than putting a spell on him ” She said. “ What are you talking about ” Sharon asked with ceased brows as she sat with her hands in-between her legs and her back resting on the cold wall. “ That Witch girl also casted a spell on Raymond so he wouldn't remember us that's why he couldn't remember Muna in class on friday ” Danielle said and sat beside Sharon.

Aria bursts out of the office with a shock and anger that take me by surprise; her every movement seems like an instinctive reaction, like a cornered animal. Could she truly not remember me? Could my cloaking spell from five years ago, coupled with the drunken haze of that nebulous night, really have erased me from her mind? The thought chases my memories, unearthing doubts I hadn’t realized were buried. The gentle, yet intricate touch of the spell should have erased the specific memory, but not to the point of making me a complete stranger to her. Yet, the empty look and confusion in her eyes upon seeing me—as if I were just another shadow in her past—leave me disoriented.