Novel & Cerita The Magic In This Other World Is Too Far Behind

Then she said, "I suppose you, children, have been taught to disbelieve in magic?" "Well...we used to but..." said Cassandra. "Of course you have! And rightly so. Because there is no magic — or precious little of it — in this impure world, anymore. But that doesn't mean there never was. The world where magic originated is called the World Beyond. And it is, or was, connected to countless mortal entrances." "Wait a minute, the World Beyond? Is it like another dimension or something?" Cassandra asked.

“Even if my plan works, this realm will fall.” I couldn’t stay here any longer, not when my stomach continued to twist in discomfort. Ambrose and his men could feel it too, the sensation that something was wrong, something big. The magic in this realm was warning us, letting us know that it wasn’t long for this world. The twisting sensation became worse as I called forth a portal just behind me. “If your plan works, what will this new world be like?” Ambrose asked, his eyes curious and his head cocked to the side. The crown on his head shifted, becoming somewhat tilted.

“They were said to be creatures of other worlds. Worlds where there wasn’t any of the necromancy and magic we were familiar with.” “Are there any other worlds?” I was surprised, carefully holding on to him, so as not to fall down. There were a lot of hillocks and branches on the ground. I must have done it instinctively, but when I realized that I was holding tightly and pleasurably onto an almost-unknown man, it was too late to draw my hand back. Reive took me by the arm and continued his story.

“What do you mean?” “You are more powerful than you know.” I am?” “Yes. You are a newborn, Thana. Your magic is more powerful than before. You need to know.” “But, I can’t understand.” “Come with me.” Mia grab my hand as we walk to the forest and spelled the smoky road, for it was a thick cloud that hid us from danger. Just a moment, we are in another part of the world. I do not know what place and why we are here. Is it like Atenowa? My body shuddered when I see the dim approaching our way.

"Your power is coveted by many, not just Sorin. Light magic is one of the few forces that can counter shadow magic directly. In the wrong hands, it could upset the balance that keeps our worlds separate." We crest a small hill, and the full expanse of the Hidden Bowl spreads before us—gardens giving way to orchards, then forests, a lake gleaming in the distance, and beyond it all, those shimmering mountains. I can see other buildings scattered throughout—small cottages, what might be training grounds, even what looks like a marketplace in the distance. "So I can never go back," I say, the realization settling like a stone in my chest. "To my old life. To being normal."

THE MAGIC KINGDOM Far away, beyond a dense forest and across an island near New York City, lies a hidden, magical realm. This enchanted place is home to a unique community of hybrids-beings born with extraordinary powers. Known as the Magic Kingdom, it is a land where wonder and power intertwine. At its heart stands the majestic Magic Palace, a symbol of the kingdom's strength and the home of its rulers.

“There are rules in place to keep me from meddling in mortal affairs since I departed your world. When I ripped out my heart, I gave up my right to ever return. The best I can do is push luck in a wolf’s favor occasionally, but that is it. Plus, magic isn’t real, psh.” Nix leaned an elbow on the table, looking at me with mirth. I raised my eyebrow at that, spreading my arms to indicate around us. “Then what is all this? A figment of my imagination?”

I said, determination coursing through me. Adrian’s eyes widened slightly, but he trusted me. He always did. “Are you sure you can handle it?” I smiled, a spark of confidence lighting within me. “I’ve been waiting for this moment.” With that, I reached deep within myself, tapping into my abilities. The air crackled around us, a whirlwind of energy, and in an instant, we were surrounded by a blinding light. When it faded, we stood in the ancient world, the vibrant colors and the familiar scent of earth and magic enveloping us.

] The Goddess had promised me this when I agreed to leave. But now her magic seemed unstable, like a failing protection spell. She remained silent, her presence flickering like a guttering candle. I pushed down my growing unease, examining a real estate contract. "Miss, if the contract looks acceptable, we can proceed with the signing." The real estate agent smiled warmly, offering me her enchanted quill. My previous home had become tainted by the other world's magic. It had transformed into a repository for appearing artifacts. I didn't hesitate, signing my name with a flourish.

“There are places in the fae world where magic folds over itself—thin veils that exist between light and shadow. The queen must’ve used an ancient banishment spell… one only used on the worst enemies.” “She used it on her granddaughter,” I growled. “What kind of twisted bitch does that?” “The kind that fears power she can’t control,” he muttered. I wanted to keep yelling, to let the fury burn through me and leave nothing behind. But instead, I forced myself to fall back into my wolf form and kept pace. Aaron was moving with purpose, but the terrain was getting more and more unnatural. The trees were bending inward now, their bark pulsing like veins. The air shimmered, thin as silk, and I rea