Wishing Spell Chris Colfer Novels & Stories

The moonlight grew brighter, as if the whole room was enveloped in divine light. "Fern," a gentle and mysterious voice rang out in my mind, the voice of Nuu-Chah, the Moon Goddess. "Your wish can be granted, but remember that wishing doesn't really make one's wishes come true, and it is those who truly love each other who will find their way to one another." Before the words left my mouth, I felt warmth infuse my body. With confidence and determination in my heart, I continued to cast the healing spell for Giovanni. This time, I felt an unprecedented power as the wounds on Giovanni's body began to heal, and his breathing gradually stabilized.

Letting them feel my presence a second time, it was time they knew. This was an added power I didn't even realise I had, how I was able to command and reach out to all the wolves. The wind that had been slowly blowing then gradually increased in intensity till the flaps of the tent were blowing all over the place. My eyes were blazing red and my claws were out and ready. "Cassie Parker. Commander and Queen of wolves, mate and Queen of Hades, to Hell and its King. I summon all wolves to rise in power, to head forth to where I stand with their allegiance to me as their queen or they would fall under my reign.

‘Charles, you don't understand the consequences of this spell,’ he pleaded desperately. But I continued to shake off his grip, my determination unwavering. I had spent months researching and preparing for this moment, and I couldn't let anyone or anything stand in my way. The power surged through me, and soon I will have the power to change everything. 'Ekleípō.' I mumbled under my breath as I focused all my energy on casting the spell. The air crackled with anticipation, and a blinding light enveloped me, signaling that the spell had taken effect. Little did I know that the consequences of my actions would be far greater than I had ever imagined.

Iapetus nodded in deep thoughts, "The blue one was exactly like how Signo the Imprimerer described how the Vita Collybus spell would work. And the red one..." Their eyes were all on Iapetus. He paused for a second and said: "...is a tracking spell." "So someone has been tracking the blue haired witch, who exchanged her life with yet another someone?" Kitty asked, "But, the blue spell didn't hit anyone in particular either--" "Half of what you said was right. The red star is tracking the blue haired witch, but the blue spell, is the end of the Vita Collybus spell, as in, when the exchange ended." Iapetus said and stared at Kitty with expectation in his eyes.

A golden light emitted from his body while the Buddhist tune surrounded him. At first, Colton wanted to suck all of Jade’s powers dry. However, now that he saw Alex jumping forward, he immediately thought of his dead son, as well as his eldest son, who was still sick. Enraged, he turned around and charged toward Alex. “I want you dead!” Colton yelled. Alex tapped on his forehead and chanted a series of secret spells. “Namo…” “Ksitigarbha's Ten Wheels Earth Incantation, Seal of Noble Light!” Alex moved his hand away from his forehead and formed Ksitigarbha’s spell symbol.

I lifted my head slowly, my whole body trembling against him, “What… what did you just do to me?” My breathing finally slowed, the sting leaving like it had never existed. Clifford’s hands eased off me, but his eyes didn’t. “It’s like a spell,” he said finally, his voice low. “To stop whatever seems to be growing on you. It should hold for now.” My whole body went cold. A spell? My lips parted but no sound came out. A spell! When did Clifford learn how to do spells? He was a fighter, a scholar, a man of steel and command—since when did he touch things like this?

The wizard would strike his staff on the ground and casted spells aloud and the whole sky would turn dark with great light emitting from the staff and its ray beginning to melt the wolves. It eventually forced the wolves to vanish to the amazement of everyone who watched the scene. Once the wolves were gone, the sky returned back to normal and the wizard turned and smiled at them. “I had thought my sister would help but remembered that she didn’t know how to diffuse the Inca spell” the wizard stated. “What is the Inca spell though?” Levi asked with curiosity written on his face. The wizard smiled and said “It is an ancient spell that diffuse mystical holograms” this amazed everyone and Damon

Curses are part of the forbidden magic that witches in training aren’t allowed to touch. Chris ignores her remark and puts his clasped hands. His evergreen orbs stare straight into her eyes, and he says, “I’m here to ask you a question.” Leila raises an eyebrow at him in question, waiting for him to continue. Chris once again falls into silence for a full minute, frustrating the young witch. “Well? Get on with the question.” “My apologies, Ms. Snow. I keep getting unnecessary reports.” Chris closes his eyes for a while and slams his hands on the desk softly. “That should take care of ‘em.”

Perhaps that’s what made him so mysterious, maybe he was involved with magic, which was rarely seen among the werewolves. I shook my head at Christopher as he looked at me with excited, expectant eyes. “I’m sorry, I can’t read it,” I told him. Christopher’s smile fell, and he looked a little confused, but he quickly pulled out his notebook and began scribbling again, holding the book under his arm. “This tome holds spells that can cure your infertility,” he wrote. I nodded, and he opened the book again, pointing at the page, as if I could somehow understand the symbols on the page now.

He looks at me as he says this, his gaze burning into my soul and I feel myself flush in response to his attention. “Second,” Channing continues, “The two casters, a wolf and a witch, would serve as the once to drive and focus the spell. They wouldn’t be holding the power alone. The alphas and coven leaders would be the anchors for this working.” He knows this because I taught this all to him, impossible pillowtalk of impossibilities, things that could never happen.