Witch Levitation Novels & Stories

I smiled at her then turned to Sam, "Hey Sam, is it alright for me to do a spell in here?" "As long as you don't break anything." I smiled and opened the book to the first spell, "How about this one? It's a levitation spell." "I volunteer! Make me fly!" Allis beamed which made me laugh; I looked at the spell carefully, "Are you ready?" Allis nodded, "Take my hand and chant this with me," we both took a breath and began to chant, "Skies and birds, above my head. Worth it most, worth it least. The gravity within me is now released. Let me fly into the sky. Where I shall be relaxed and calm,

They walked up on stage and unveiled their project. "It's a Levitating Magnet" Alex said looking at the judges who stared at the project. "Hmm, that's nice. So how does it works" Mr. Adams asked. "First of all, I want to assure you all that floating isn't just for magicians. Have you ever seen a magician float an object in the air? If so, you might think that levitation is just a magic trick but the truth is that you can use an invisible physical force to levitate a magnet. In this project, a magnet is placed so they either attract or repel one another, in certain configurations, magnets are attracted and can move towards one another, so you'll have to be careful not to get your fingers pinc

All their bodies turned to me, and I heard one yell, then they started advancing towards me. Funny, right? I knew that this was the only opportunity I had to prove how powerful I was. I knelt down on the floor, and took a deep breath, feeling the ground around me rise slowly. Focus, Eve. Focus. My breathing was deep and as even as I could make it, and every single part of my body vibrated. I could feel the wind start to pick up, and I heard it howl. I was standing on a levitating piece of earth, when I finally let Skylar take control.

While we were taking on the one, I looked over and saw that two had been trying to beat Jax. I pushed my magic out towards Jax and levitated him just high enough to miss the blade that was meant for the back of his thighs. Jax managed to land a kick to the side of the head of the man in front of him knocking him outside of the circle. I quickly released him from his levitation, so he could take on his remaining attacker.

Rhett [A Month Later] “Oh, you insult me, Luna.” My lips curl into a devious smile as I step forward, whiffing the air and letting my senses adapt to the space. Like a seismic sense. “I don’t need to cast any spell for this.” Before me are boulders. Large rocks, like pieces of mountains broken into fragments. I spread my arms forward and, closing my eyes for a brief moment, I raise them into the air. “Levitation is the easiest for me,” I claim as Luna’s brows raise. Yeah, feel that.

Levi moved. The man swung wildly and missed. Levi didn't even bother dodging properly. He caught the man mid-motion, lifted him off the ground like dead weight, and slammed him down again and again with humiliating ease. It wasn't a fight. It was a demonstration. As the man's body struck stone, I saw it—his mouth curled, just barely. A smirk. My skin crawled. "ITS TIME!!" I didn't think. I moved. I rushed forward faster than the eye could track and grabbed Levi, yanking him back just as the man's body began to levitate. That same dark red energy I'd felt earlier spiraled outward, pulsing like a heartbeat gone wrong, swelling with intent.

I took a sharp breath in and softly released it to keep my rapidly beating heart in check. Then, he pushed his arms straight in front of him and turned his palms toward the sky. I witnessed him pulling those arms back. His knees hit the ground. His flat palms followed his knees. “ What are you doing, Levian? ” I whispered to myself. To answer my question, light shot out of his hands into the ground. Rose to the sky. Smashed against everything around him. Everything in front. Everything in the back. Everything on the left. Everything on the right. Every single thing was blinded by the light. All I could see was a hot white light that turned me blind for a good few minutes.

Florita smiled, her chest swelling with pride as she watched the girl she once doubted. “I remember a time when she struggled to even keep a spell stable. And now…” Now, Livia was dancing through a storm of power that would have k*lled her weeks ago. Roman roared as he slammed his fist into the earth, sending a wave of broken ground rolling toward her. Livia darted forward, shifting mid-leap into her human form just long enough to chant a burst of levitation magic, using the rising stones as stepping platforms to evade the crushing force. She flipped high above the field, shifted again in midair, and crashed down on Arcturus with her claws glowing in enchanted runes — forcing the elder to bl

I don't touch the ground. I hover, three inches in the air. Then six. Then a foot. Alex’s jaw drops. "You're levitating. You're hacking the magnetic field to levitate." "It's just math, Alex," I say, spinning slowly in the air. "It's just variables." I look at him. He looks beautiful. Terrified. Aroused. "Come here," I say. The Demonstration. He walks toward me, cautious. I am floating at eye level with him.

Lia cried, shouting some foreign words. Suddenly, I was floating in midair. I gaped, looking over my shoulder at Lia. “Holy shit, Lia I’m floating!” “No, I cast a levitation spell so you wouldn’t fall down the stairs and break your neck!” she shouted, carefully setting me down on my feet. With my feet now safely on the ground, I got my nerves back. I rushed over to Lia, underestimating my muscles. They were wobbly, making me wonder if they were a side effect of the magic.