Water Magician Manga Novels & Stories

No! It was then that my eyes landed in front of me. Standing there on trembling legs was Tor. I could see he was fighting with all of his strength to resist my magic. But at Damion's command, I was compelled to listen and I gripped my fists tighter and brought my magic down onto Tor's strong shoulders. I watched in anguish as my mate, a proud and powerful warrior who bowed to no one, dropped to his knees. Tor looked at me with his pleading silver eyes. "My Luna, please come back to me."

I usually find her signature move impressive, but not when she uses it on me. I feel myself yanked across the room and thrown onto the bed as she withdraws the water and sends it back to a large bowl she keeps by the bed in case of an emergency. Water magic is an ability only few sirna are blessed with. It used to be all sirna, but as generations of cross-breeding occurred, water magic began to fade out. Only those of the royal bloodline and usually high-born sirnas still possess water magic. “I hate it when you do that,” I grumble.

“What’s the importance of that mere letter now, my lady? Forget about that wolf and just listen to your heart. Your wolf is also in shock like you.” His weird response puzzled me more, how could that intruder ignore my words and dare to question my authority in my own Palace? Anger curled hot in my guts as I flicked my hand and controlled the water in that pond, directing it over that mad man to extinguish that fire around him. His slacked jaw was a treat to watch as his eyes bulged out of their sockets, he exclaimed gleefully. “You practice water magic? What a surprise!

It’s Rita’s turn to get us all water. This time as our knotts deflate, the orgasm is just as intense, but I don’t see the moon goddess. However, a low, feral growl escapes Miguel and his eyes flash red, that flash of red suddenly triggers a strange reaction in Raiden.

The mage lifted through the water. His long hair draping his face and over his shoulders as his watery frame lifted from the water. Brown and clear water rolled down over him, completely outlining his shimmering frame. He swung his arms and created a strange whirlwind which created a dust storm from the dirt around us, sweeping it up between the Feral Fey and I in a way I could escape them. “Come to me, Spark. I will tend you, keep you! Come to me!” He pleaded. Reaching out toward me.

He could surmise that each of them was waiting for how he embarrassed himself to the crowd. No, the truth was, he already knew why they looked at him like that. Because the glowing energy surrounding him was of white color. It also means that he doesn't have mana. The most magician with mana was enveloped by green glow at level 1-10. Which then evolve into blue at level 11-20, purple at level 21-30, red at level 31-40 and gold at level 41-50 as the magician's level and the rank were to raise. As they level, their mana increases as well. But of course, every level gives a random number of attributes. It depends on their activities before they level up.

Hikaru ordered. I snapped back to reality and use my phantom powers. My hands drop to my side as my phantom hands appear out of them. I pulled the mana out of Hikaru which revealed to be a glowing blue stream of water and directed it into Kaen. Kaen stops trembling as Troublemaker wipes the sweat with his handkerchief.

She only pretended to give in to him. Watson was delighted as he smiled and looked at Megan. “Ha-ha! It would have been so much better if you had said it earlier. It didn’t have to end up like this.” Then, Watson walked over and untied Megan. He stretched his arms out. “Alliance Master Megan, hand over the Jade Fairy Flute then.” Megan did not take the Jade Fairy Flute out, but she yelled and attacked Watson, “You think you can take my Jade Fairy Flute?!”

“And can you shift it into a ball of fire?” “Yes,” I said, and did as she’d requested. Again, this was easy, something I had been able to do since I first found out I was a mage. “Nicely done,” Mage Jaye said. “Can you turn it into a ball of water?” That was something I’d never tried before, but I didn’t see why it would be any different than creating fire. When I concentrated a bit on the ball of fire, it began to shift, and within a few seconds, it was water.

I said disapprovingly. ‘Of course. In fact, he can work with my water,” Maliya said amused as she poured out some water on our desk and turned to the man. “Well?’She asked impatiently. The man gave a chilling smile and began to mutter a spell under his breath. I watched in awe as the water began to dance and separate into balls. Maliay blinked in surprise and a pink blush spread across her cheeks. That was all I needed to see. She was wrong about this man. He was powerful, and if there seemed even the slightest chance of saving Nikkini, I’m all in.