Witch Book Spell Novels & Stories

Shaking her head, Lexi said, “I don’t know except… oh. Here we go. It’s at the bottom of the page right here. It says, ‘Some people who claim to be witches are able to protect themselves from these deadly elements, such as wolfsbane and silver dagger’s claw by the use of a particular spell that they cast before being attacked by their enemies. Though the spell will only last the span of two to three hours, it is said to be quite effective.” “Does it have the spell listed?” Everly asked. Lexi nodded. “Yes, it does, but I’m not going to read it aloud. That could be dangerous.” One of the other women read it to herself over Lexi’s shoulder. “Wow, that seems pretty powerful. I could see that tha

“I summoned them. Tell them what you need and they’ll fetch it.” I swallowed hard and reached for my satchel at the foot of the bed. My fingers fumbled as I pulled free one of my mother’s spellbooks, the worn leather cover cool against my clammy hands. My heart raced as I flipped through the pages, skimming past wards, charms, and healing rites until I landed on the spell I needed. “Yes, here.” My voice shook as I read the faded words. “I’ll need wolfsbane, powdered moonstone, river salt, and fresh sage. Quickly!”

She loved it when Dominic gave her anything new. “This is a defensive spell,” Dominic said. “It hardens the air around you, turning it into a shield. To be of use, it must usually be done very quickly, so the spell is only one word. I cannot say it—or even write it—without invoking the spell.” He picked up a twig. “I’m going to write the first part of the spell in the dirt and then I will tell you the final letter. After that, we’ll see what you can do with it.” The wizard squatted down and carefully scratched “BONDUU” into the dirt with the twig. He stood up and let Leesa study it for a moment, then wiped the letters away with his foot.

His eyebrows are furrowed and he scratches his chin. "What is it?" I ask, concerned. He raises his head. "It's ancient Hebrew so I'm not sure, but the spell written on this page is for going into a territory without being spotted by the Alpha." I nod. "Yes, that's what I thought it said in Latin." I confirm. "And, did you understand what needs to be done?" I shake my head and see him hesitate. "Tell us." Elliot says. He sighs. "First of all, only a witch can cast this spell. And...she needs a member of the pack."

Alpha Hunter couldn’t answer that question because in all honesty we didn’t know what the spell entitled just yet. “I found it!” Sal yelled from the table as he pointed at the grimoire. Ash, Alpha Hunter, and I quickly moved to where Sal was standing. “What does it say?” Alpha Hunter asked and I could clearly see it was written in old Latin. “We will need a witch from both the sun and moon magic, along with someone that shares the same blood as the person we want to bring home.” Sal said and Ash immediately says, “Then we are good, we have all three. Let’s do this.”

Amiria thought it was a reasonable amount of time, considering that only one witch had cast it. Tomorrow, she wanted to have Pania cast the spell, and she would combine her power instead. Amiria thought seeing if another witch could cast the spell was essential. "Isn't it a spell you cast from a book?" I asked. "I don't know much about witch magic, but I thought incantations were something from a book." "We can cast spells from a book if they have already been created. There was one like this, but I would have had to have given you an amulet to hide your scent from Wolf-Shifters. I tried something new, and it seemed to work."

October's somber countenance graced the class. "A permanent sleeping spell." Was all she said before reducing her voice to a dark tone. The witches all casted protective spells on themselves, in order to not fall prey to the chanting spell. October's low voice carried through the class. "Bliss, thou can't ignore. Velvet, to thee devour. Peace, thou shalt savour. Sleep, till death occurs." Silence, then, "very good." Alvar said. "The next witch, a word spell." Snow's nostrils flared as she took a deep breath and squared her shoulders.

"Aria, please lend me your power." She asked her wolf, who immediately stirred in her mind. Then she began the spell. "X Ten A Brease at Lukem. X Morte Advitum." There was a powerful gush of wind, and the candles which were lit fluttered as if they would die out. "Revoca and Imam Red A Corpus ut Quod Podium Est. Restitute ed Quod Mortuom Est Revervat." Odessa's voice had turned otherworldly and had a powerful vibration to it.

It was what Candice had asked for earlier and she directly went to her room. She took the black book out and examined the words on the page on how to exchange a soul. She carefully read all the words written on it. She's still short on the ingredients. She scrolled the page and found an interesting spell. A spell for creating a shadow. She raise her palm and uttered the words on the book in witches' language. A small light came out from her palm.

those spells always came at a cost. "Give me your hand," the witch said, and I did so without hesitation. She pulled out a blade and pressed it into my skin till it broke and drew blood, then she collected the blood in a small bowl. "She will be fine. Do not worry." The woman mixed a bunch of other things together, and then she brought put a big old book with faded and tattered looking pages. and she began chanting something. I couldn't care less as long as nothing happened to Eva.