Wandless Magic Novels & Stories

Leesa said, recalling Dominic’s phone call, way back on Thanksgiving weekend. “And you are here now,” Rave added. “That’s what matters.” “Let me start by telling you a bit about my magic—your magic, Leesa. Waziri possess two kinds of magic—active and passive. Passive magic is what allows me to sense your presence and what keeps me warm in the cold. Your dreams are also passive magic. Passive magic is safe—our enemies cannot detect it and use it to find us.” “So when I learn to control this, I won’t feel the cold anymore?” Leesa asked.

he swore several times. "Let me try something," Theria flew high in the air and darted off into the distance. Warren waited, and she returned a few minutes later, "Okay, the enchantment seems to affect the ground only and not the air." "I can't fly. You'll have to find Eve and Duchess..." He paused and handed one of the magic bells they acquired from the grassy spirits earlier. "Be careful. It's a powerful object. Cover your ears when you use it." "What about you?"

"Willow, you have a spell to send them back to... somewhere, don't you?" Lily asked her as more Undead forest creatures crawled out from the waters and the soil at their feet. "My Magic can only destroy so many," Willow reminded her. She waved her hand. A white light illuminated her finger tips as Light Magic radiated and struck the nearest group of Undead critters. "If I had the full extent of my powers under complete control, this whole thing with Karmina would have been done and over with.""

As the clash between Oscar and Damian reached its peak, Oscar seized an opportunity to turn the tide in his favor. With a swift motion, he retrieved a gleaming, arcane wand from his side, its magical essence pulsating with power. With a determined glare, he aimed the wand at Damian, channeling his energy into a single spell. A burst of magical energy erupted from the wand, striking Damian with precision. The impact caused Damian to stagger, his movements faltering as the magic worked its way through his body. The disabling spell had taken effect, rendering him temporarily incapacitated and vulnerable.

His pair of fused eyebrows showed that he was thinking hard at the moment. "If it's based on Ruby's explanation of the magic spells, it's impossible for black magicians to move around without anyone knowing. In this world, there are no extraordinary magics such as teleportation or making the body transparent like the histories which I think are exaggerated. But, the world has never known how and what a black witch looks like." I leaned my back against the wall with far-flung thoughts.

I asked in surprise. "That doesn't work here. It doesn't work in Sage's palace. " She said. "What do you mean?" I couldn't help but ask. "Sage is involved in black magic. He had put a restraint on appearing and disappearing powers. Only him can do that in his palace. We can do it once we're outside this room, we'll be able to." She explained. "Then don't you have any power that can help with that?"I asked. "I'm drained, Melanie." I arched my brows. "My powers are gone." She admitted and I gasped.

a petite girl with a mop of hair on her head began, “then why are we always told to build up our reia. If the amount of reia is not important, why take our time on it instead of just focusing on our will?” “That’s a good question. Let’s see if any of your mates have the answer.” Tillaman turned to the rest of the class. “Anybody? … Nobody? So nobody.” He turned back to her. “You will be taught this is in your reiaology class, but for the sake of posterity, I’ll give you an answer. Magic as a whole demands reia. Linking with a piece of rock may require nothing but a sliver of reia, but what if you want to lift a table? Or a boulder?” He shrugged, nonchalant. “What if you want to lift a castle

“Then I will make you leave.” Taking a deep breath, I held out my palms to the earth. Around us, the rain froze. I let the magic flow through me, pulling it from the ley line directly. My vision was red as I stared at the man before me. Taking two deep breaths, I pulled my hands up, the force of the magic I was pushing against made them shake. Turning them, I took one more deep breath as I slammed them together. Suddenly, all of them disappeared. There was no longer a dirt path but it was now just trees.