The Wizard World Novels & Stories

"You weren't planning on going after THEM were you?" "I think it would be best," the wizard replied nervously. "If we can enlist their help and they ARE in Mexico, I think it would be good to head straight down to South America, and I think I should be there to help with that shaman and handle the Heaven's Eye." "When did you become a hero?" Tarloh asked, almost amused. "I'm not. But I don't want this dimension destroyed. It's where I keep all my stuff."

Before I can even stop him, there he goes. "Omg is this a magic brush?" he exclaimes after erasing half of a page writing, leading himself to explore more. That's my this week's chemistry assignment, you idiot? "Holy hell, is this a magic globe where you can the see the world? Wait, isn't that Kyoto city of Japan? How coooooooooooool!" That's only for detecting non-bio creatures around the world, dummy. You can't see or spy on any human or animal with it, only inhuman beings can be seen after analysing the rays they radiate. "Wow, a secret room full of swords? Also behind a mirror? You really thought I won't find it? Hahaha."

Cassandra asked. "Well, call it what you want, but just know that only children with special bloodline found the World Beyond. I suppose you people would call them witches and wizards. Anyway, they wandered into the World Beyond, and the folk whom you call 'fairies' from the World Beyond also passed into the human world — but there were also sorcerei and elementals and monsters you know only through stories and legends." "Really? I thought they were only old folklore created to scare children," Cassandra said. "And who is Koschei?"

George's POV: Hazelwood is a magical place, full of mystery and wonder. It's a place where witches and werewolves coexist in harmony, and where the natural world is revered and respected. The equinox is a particularly special time in Hazelwood, as it marks the changing of the seasons and the balance between light and dark. The witches of Hazelwood are a diverse group, with different personalities and abilities. Some are healers, while others specialize in divination or elemental magic. But despite their differences, they all share a deep connection to the earth and the natural world.

“It’s not just the Huntsman that we have to take out. That wizard who can control people and force their bodies to do things against their will is running around out there somewhere. If he’s working for the Huntsman, then we have one extra layer of trouble we have to work through before we can rest easy in the solution we uncovered.” He focused his gaze on Justin. “And if that wizard is out there running around with your father, then killing the Huntsman is only taking care of one branch of the evil tree. We’re going to have to cut the whole thing down if you and Helen want to settle into a relaxed life together.” We all turned to Lisa. “You’re a witch,” Randy said. “How is this wizard contr

There are no lights anywhere in the city, just the moon that shines brightly above the sky. After walking for a while, the scenery started to change. It went from concrete roads to cobblestone and brick-paved roads. The buildings became old and run-down as well. This is the part of town where all the wizards live. The smell of smoke from the chimney is very strong. There are also people selling wares and food for the travelers and students of the academy. As they were walking, Earth thought of a good idea. He remembered seeing the building of the faculty from afar when they were walking towards his House Academy. Since the building is inside the walls of the campus, there wouldn't be any gua

Immediately I teleported to an empty lot right beside the big tree, it turns out that this is a city park. "Wow, it's lucky that this park is quiet..." I was stunned after turning around and seeing the buildings around. "Heeehhh are you serious? Wahh metropolis in the wizarding world? Elves? Demihumans? Wohh!"

He didn’t wish to hurt her even with the shimmering fury that he had right under his skin. Turning back to the barrier, he mumbled. “It’s too dangerous for you.” A few hours later, after he had agreed to coorporate if they could aid his people and deal with the wizard. The compliance was mostly because he had no idea how to counter the tricks of that wizard who weilded with dark arts. And if, the door to the Other World was really opened he couldn’t close it with sheer force. If he had a witch with him, he would at least know what to expect. For a fair fighting chance, he let them in.

How could one be living in the eclipse pack without the triplet's knowledge? Wizards were ancient creatures that went extinct. According to legends and myths I've read and heard, a Wizard was a powerless werewolf with a reincarnated spirit in him. The spirit valok was a powerless spirit that possessed werewolves immediately after they were born, taking away their werewolf powers. It would move from one host to another every 100 years and its host would be immortal as he or she would not die until it is exactly 100 years. In the past, due to their immortality during that 100 years and the wisdom that came with being possessed by this ancient spirit, Wizards were considered mini gods and were

She oculd feel his gaze scorching her skull, but she refrained from looking his way. "Who is Zen?" Azriel probed. Violet swallowed as if hesitating to spill more. "He is a wizard and king of our world," Violet explained, her tone had taken a dip as if she was being cautious. "Which pack?" Sean asked, now curious. He had never heard of a king named Zen. They waited for an answer, but she didn't respond. "Which pack?" Azriel repeated his question. "Not a pack. He rules the world of enchantment." Violet answered. Sean ground his teeth as the realisation dawned on him. She was ignoring his questions as if he weren't important.