Three Mages And A Margarita Novels & Stories

She opened it and was shocked to see two old women in an ancient apparel. "Sharon we got some grand mummies here." Maggie said. One of the women snapped her finger and a force threw Maggie away causing her to crash on the table scattering it to pieces. "What do i have with you women?" Maggie said staggering to her feet. The other woman clinched her fist and Maggie couldn't breath as she felt an invisible hand choking her. She Dropped to her knees coughing out blood. "Respect the elders of magic." One of the woman said.

she hands me a teacup with verry little in the bottom and nods Lyle looks at me then drinks it fast, I made the mistake of sniffing it first and about lost the contents of my stomach on the floor. "MMM I should have warned you not to smell it." Margo states with an apologetic look on her face. Cringing I just drink it fast. Margo starts chanting in a language I don't understand, it might be the same as the lady at the bar. The room starts spinning like I've had ten to many drinks I can hear loud screaming it's hurting my ears so bad I cover them. The spinning stops but the screaming hasn't. until I realize it's me slamming my mouth shut, I look around. Lyle has his head on the table unmoving

Collen could only wonder what he did, but figured it best to just leave that question at the door. "So what can I get you and your friends here?" Margo asked feeling a pang of regret. She couldn't help but wonder if she had previously played her cards right, perhaps she could have possibly been one of the people next to him right now. Previously she thought he was nothing but an average club goer that would spend fifty dollars in a night of drinking and regret his heavy spending the next morning. Though her boyfriend and herself instantly regretted it. Between the way both Dane and Sylvia had been treating him, and the elaborate redecoration of her work place she could only begin to weigh ho

She walked to the side and yelled, "Start!" Mariana saw the other examinee's faces lit up, they flashed confident grins. Mariana, however, wasn't sure she could piece it throughout. It was a good thing that she was in the middle of the line. There, she could observe and copy how the other water mages would do the task. The first group of three examinees readied themselves. The earth and wind mage were both Humans, while the water mage was another Siren. With their chests puffed out, they simultaneously cast their respective spells toward their targets.

The two shifters sensed my discomfort so Brielle laughed reassuringly. "Don't worry, Selene," Brielle said, gesturing toward Margo. "We aren't going to spill your secrets to anyone." They smiled at me and I sensed that she was telling the truth. "Did you bring the wine?" Brielle asked Margo. Margo lifted a dark-tinged bottle from the basket triumphantly. "Don't ever doubt me," Margo said with a wink. The three of us laughed and chatted throughout the afternoon, sharing the bottle of wine. It was such a relief to enjoy the company of my gender after spending the last week with the male pack. I hadn't had this much fun in so long, and I was grateful for their company.

I stare at him, freezing him to the spot. "What the hell?" Beelzebub glares down at his feet. "Ice?!" Shock makes him widen his eyes, but his response is too delayed—fire is already on the way. I blast him and glance down when I notice Raven opening her palm to strengthen my flame with her own. Pride swells in my chest. We can't fight all these demons on our own and expect a victory, but luckily, the entire sky turns into a bright firework—Margaret, Raven's grandmother, and the rest of the teachers are finally here to fight back.

*** Even as I was starting to panic, the mages were pouring out of the tower to stand in a line behind us. It was Tanya’s dark whipping magic that cleared my head to toss aside a man that was aiming for me with a battle cry. Next Willow whispered. “Attack them for me, Loves.” The male mages poured from the line in various directions. Their hands out and hair blowing as they shouted words in languages I didn’t understand. Words that made knights gasp and fall, clutching their throats. Some had their eyes roll back into their heads until they could no longer see, clawing at their cheeks in their desperate blindness.

All the new mages were gathered together in a very large room and they had all taken their seats behind a table with a magic herb and a cauldron on it. There were 90 of them in total and their instructor was a mage that she hadn’t seen before. He said to them, only for those who hadn’t already done so, to start by taking the level 1 mind opening magic herb that was on their table and he told them that they just had to eat the little white flower that was in the center of it.

she pointed to the guy next to her but never once did she bother taking a glance at him. “W-who do you think you are?” said the guy. The bartender quickly took her card and excused himself, leaving them alone at the counter. Oblivious of the guy's fury, Margaux propped her elbows on the counter table and cupped her face. Since she drank half the content of the bottle, she already felt dizzy that early. She clicked her tongue. It should be good, but her mood's still sour as her mind was still clear as water.

Maggi eagerly took the tray of food from Margret's hands and exclaimed, "I'll eat quickly so we can go see him!" However, Margret couldn't help but feel a pang of sadness as she watched Maggi devour her meal, leaving oil stains on her lips and disregarding any sense of etiquette. "I'm finished! Let's go," Maggi declared with a mouthful of food. "You haven't even had any water," Margret pointed out, gesturing towards the untouched glass. Maggi hurriedly gulped down the water, almost choking in the process. "Okay, now can we go?" Maggi asked impatiently.