Novel & Cerita Stay A Spell Series

Jasmina said but Lyanna continued anyway. "Well he’s in stasis. It’s a death spell, or let me say like dead, smells dead, but he's alive." Lyanna stood up again. "The spell lasts fourteen days. After that, it either breaks on its own or becomes permanent, depending on what the caster wants." "What if I die to stop all of…"

“We are in the middle of a crisis, and you’re acting like…” She trailed off as Soren ignored her completely. He shifted, lifting me slightly so I was draped across his lap. He tucked my head under his chin, anchoring me to him as if he were trying to merge our heartbeats. No one else in the room commented; they were too exhausted, or perhaps they simply knew better than to get between a wolf and his mate. Ava cleared her throat, pulling a map toward her. “Status update,” she said, her voice firm enough to silence Sasha’s whining. “ performing the ritual to stop the spell , came at a cost. The barrier—the main ward—around the school has been severely compromised.”

Zayla snapped, pulling back. “You should’ve struggled harder to get away,” Maera whispered in her ear. “You should’ve made sure Lord Asher never found you. Since you failed, I’ll make your life miserable. I promise.” Zayla froze. Then Maera’s gaze fell to the book in Zayla’s arms. In a flash, she snatched it away, yanking it from Zayla’s grip. “Give it back!” Zayla shouted, panic rising. Maera tilted the book, reading the title. “Spell Book,” she said with a smirk. “I’ll keep this with me… for a while.”

"My beloved, within the Book of Spells, there lies a spell so great that if it succeeds, it shall build the perfect race." "What do you mean perfect race?" "There shall be seven spells that shall test mortal, immortal, and the dead to see who lasts through the process. That shall be the perfect race that shall be under the rule that man that cast the spell." "What seven spells?" "Well, the first has just been cast. The Darkness. The one that shall cleanse the mortals."

he said before his tongue darted out of his mouth and licked my lips. I swallowed a moan as tingles speared through me again. And ground out a low "Fuck me." He chuckled and said. "We are all done, but please know that you'll need to come back at least every two months to renew the spell or else it will be revealed.” He said "What!!, that wasn't the agreement and you haven't even done the spell." I spat out angrily at him, I pushed him away from me and jumped off the table. what a way to kill an arousal.

He pointed at Leanunya and the servant bowed after a second of pausing, “It shall be done.” Leanunya looked at Wolferan as the servant went off. He looked at her and spoke. “I’ll remove the spell now. Then I’ll also put the new spell up.” Leanunya watched as he closed Reaching a hand towards her. After a bit she saw the glowing thread dissolve away. She looked at Wolferan as he still had his eyes shut, seeming to focus and she knew he was putting another spell on her to keep her in the house. She glanced to the door thinking of escaping but knew I’d be implausible. She watched as a slight glow went over the door and knew he had put the spell up. She looked at Wolferan as he put down his hand

The spell is to protect their conversation, that no one from the outside will hear what they’re about to talk about. Felix then turned his gaze to Cassiopeia and immediately asked. “This is important is it? You won’t cast that spell unless it is necessary.” He asked and then Cassiopeia responded with a nod. “Tell us Cassiopeia, what threat awaits us.” Stefan said. Cassiopeia took a deep breath and let out a sigh. “Very well,” she said. She then waved her hand back and forth. Her eyes turned completely white.

Shrugged, she answered, "That's the downfall of this spell. It hides you well, but you can't control who or what returns with you. This is only my second time using it. I was gone for 16 hours the first time." Bright-eyed, I gushed, "What'd you do?" "Nothing. Your body can't go, only the soul. So I was pretty much dead, but something horrific returned with me." "Sixteen hours? "What made you stay so long?" "The length of time you're there is out of your control." "Huh? How long were we gone?" "About 23 minutes. We lucked out." "Thankfully! That was reckless, Ellie. We need a better spell for next time."

“So being in this prison didn’t destroy the spell that fogged up my brain for a century?” I meet his eyes with my own, shaking my head in the negative. “Being here has set your mind free from its hold, but stepping out of the protective barrier will unleash the spell stronger than ever before.” A grim silence settles over the room. “Then I guess I’ll just have to stay here a little longer then.” His cheerful tone misses the mark by a lot. “I hate to be the bearer of bad news.” I inhale sharply. “But the spell is now weaving its way around Remiel, trying to take a hold of him as well.”

West said. “The spell will show on the screen the moment you drop the call. I’ll link others so that it will be faster. Be careful.” Wendy said. “Thank you, Wendy. I owe you my life.” West said. “Repay me by staying alive. Now, hang up.” Wendy said. West ended the call and saw the spell just like Wendy said . He lit three candles, it was the basic necessity for the spell to be done. He hid them in his closet, as long as the light stayed on, the clones would remain alive.