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"Truth or dare, new girl." She hated me because she was a witch and I was a magi. She practised dark magic and I practised elemental magic, well a version of it. I hadn't mastered any of the elements yet which was why I was a magi. You are promoted to mage only when you master an element and to grand magus when you master them all. There was a school for that, I vaguely remember from when my mother had told me.

His face once again hardened. "What do you know about Magic Aria?" His voice was soft, empty. Magic was dead. Has been for years. "During Malfathicus's reign two centuries ago, he had banned it. Even went as far as rallying human troops to take down anyone who possessed even a sliver of magic. Shifters, mages, priests, fairies, the likes. After his reign, every child after him kept up the ban, and magic eventually died." A hint of amusement crossed Drake's face. Did I say something funny? I could feel the irritation growing again as I watched him.

Persuade her to submit to him before the moon. His close friend Magus took a seat next to him. Magus was a rare addition to their pack. A creature half mage-half wolf he was immensely rare. There was purportedly only one other such creature in existence. And he was allegedly the Commander of King Detry’s Mages Guild. “What are you so pensive about?” Magus queried. “Same thing you are, I’ve no doubt.” “I’m far less pensive than I should be.” Magus was trying to hide a self-satisfied smirk and failing.

Although later mages produced many natural geniuses, no one was able to make any modifications. When it comes to things with a historical legacy, elven solutions are naturally the best, so Christine chose to have the elves help build the Mage Tower. The reason why it is said that today's mages are not as good as they used to be is because the archmages of the ancient magical realm of Nesriel drove the floating cities into the heavens and the earth, daring to capture and study both the demon lords of the abyss and the true gods with weak divine power. So which mage dares to do this, and which mage can?

"As a teenager, we had to do these indoctrination courses. Montague doesn't care if the younger soldiers know the history or not, he just wants warm magical bodies to syphon from." Taryk nodded, making a note on his phone. "Continue, please." Lukas nodded again. "Early 1800s, magic had just been discovered by one Siegfried Montmoulth when he discovered his daughter could hear his thoughts. That was the earliest recorded use of magic. It could've been ‘round much longer, but not everyone was interested in note taking like you lot are." He glanced at Taryk and Atlas. Rolled his eyes.

It comes next to bodily control which she exceeds at, but could never get pass. “Do you know that in all the Empire’s history, there had only been two great healers in existence?” Dean Alcione went on as he praised Benette to no end. “I will make sure that you are listed as the third one, and at such a young age, at that! You will surely be someone the University will be forever proud of!” ‘Idiot,’ Eirian thought in her head. ‘There has never been a true ‘life magus’ in the empire’s long history. Not even from the Land of the Black Sands.’

Vines of mysterious glowing fauna filled the canopy, instilling the air with a floral aroma. “What’s with them?” “The Magi, Arthurian instructs them. Gnosenia Magus was given to the best candidate of intellect. Arthurian is most talented when it comes to magic. The tomes are his breakfast.” Lei chuckled and finally returned to sitting promptly on her cushioned chair. “It’s hard to think that charming womanizer is that incredibly intelligent.” “You don’t agree?” “I mean,” she shutted her eyes and recalled how the brothers used to be back then when they weren’t Alphas. “It’s just that everyone just seems so different from what they were supposed to be back then.”

I sat down beside Saul as Lucien, the leader of the sabre toothed sages began to relate. "More than five centuries ago, during the time of the great chaos, there was a lot of disorder in the supernatural world. Witches and sorcerers were so knowledgeable and corrupt that they misused and abused the forces of nature. They bent the elements to their will and made sure that anyone who did not submit to their rulership would be a recipient of their dark magic." He began. This looks like it's going to really take a long tale to tell. And it's also going to be an interesting one too.

"But that's all really is to it." "These past few years has been hard, Serra. Progress has been really slow, and we really only worked on improving the current magic tools that we have." "Oh," I mumble. "Should I visit the military then?" "That would be beneficial," Mage Marcus says. "You can see for yourself the progress that's been made." I nod, making a mental note of visiting the military soon. "Then, for the meantime, can you give me a summary of all these little projects that you've been working on these past few years?"

“She wasn’t just… a fairy tale?” “No, no, she was very real, darling. She wasn’t so little, though, not after a while. The stories about the woodhunter are false, though. Scarlet didn’t need anyone to save her from the Big Bad Wolf. She was a powerful mage who was able to keep her forest safe and her wolf pack protected despite the evils of the world around her. It wasn’t just the evil mages who wanted to usurp her power and take her lands and forest. At that time, mages and magic were persecuted by the church more than any other time in history. Scarlet had to keep her powers hidden from everyone in the nearby villages, or else, she would’ve had to defend herself against them as well, and w