Witch Levitation Novels & Stories

It was as if gravity could no longer hold her. The plane shook violently, and Beecher closed his eyes again. Within seconds, he could not only hear Zinnia’s humming, but he began to feel the vibrations from it through his fingertips. He peeked again to see that he, Aquina, and Luca had joined her in her purple levitation. He felt as if he had a cushioned bubble around him. A very purple bubble.

After the thread tied Liam's body until his wolf form rolled to the ground, Julie didn't feel anything anymore. "Who is that witch?" Julie sighed for the umpteenth time. She ruffled her own hair in frustration with the situation. She decided to stop thinking about it. Finally, she sat herself back down on the bed and took some lemon balm from her drawer. She waved her hand in front of the leaf and made it levitate with a levitation spell. She created a flame after making it levitate,, and she she extinguished the flame by blowing on it. The burning smoke of lemon balm could be used by her to calm her tense nerves.

“Someone has to go out and levitate us!” Their master really has a twisted plan of defense. I volunteered to go out and levitate the van. I carefully opened the sliding door of the van and peeked outside first. There might be more booby traps prepared outside. I carefully went out of the sinking van and avoided the quicksand. Then, I faced to the vehicle and activated my telekinetic ability. The van slowly rose from the quicksand and I cautiously brought it back down to dry ground. When the four tires touched the ground, I released the breath I didn’t know I was holding. I walked up to the van and attempted to reach the sliding door’s handle, but my hand just went through it.

Before chanting a spell, “ Hopirium !” The concrete floor that was covering the grave immediately hopped off like it was made of rubber instead of concrete and then Levy with her eyes turned to the side walked closer to the grave, she did not want to see anything that she did not wish to see but maybe it was just her luck—— but she felt her foot slip a second later and then she was skidding inside the grave pit, startled and afraid that she will fall right on top of the grave, she raised her hands and stopped herself from smashing right on top of the grave but even then she ended up knocking the lid of the coffin off.

Leila smiles at her but her heart is heavy with weariness, deeply scared that something might happen to the little bundle of joy and if it does, she will not be able to cope with it. Amara smiles broadly before she steps backward and closes her eyes, she drops her hand and wriggles her fingers and slowly they start to glow and the items on the floor, mostly her teddy bears and toys begin to float in the air and round her. Selina smiles proudly, walking over to Leila, “the child is a prodigy, it takes some people six months to a year to master levitation magic and she learnt it in under a day and she doesn’t even need to say the incantations out loud.”

he said, but the students remained creating loud noises. First warning. "I said quite!" Levi's voice boomed. Last warning. Everyone shut their mouths when they saw how mad Levi was. I knew it wasn't about the rope that made him mad at all, but instead how the students bad-mouthed Adalee in front of him. "Fine," Levi said with firmness on his voice. "I told everyone that I won't let this slide, so as I've said, she will... she will be responsible for the mistake she made. I will—”

Warren asked as he rewound the footage. A tactical glove gripped the chin of Herne, “Levitation spells are the most draining, you have to remain focused on the object. Zoom in on the creature when it has our friends around it.” With a few more clicks of the keys, Warren enhanced the footage and sharpened the image. The spade hooded freak raised its hands more slowly, and its movements were not as nimble. “It looks like our red-eyed friend has bitten off more than it can chew,” Warren observed.

But this man was not planning to leave me be. “Come on. Can you give me an answer?” he said as he walked to my left. “We’re not. She’s just my classmate,” I told him so he would leave. But I thought wrong. “Let’s be together then. I like you, Levi.” What he said really shocked me. “Are you forgetting vampire and werewolf should not associate with each other?” I told him. “No one will know we’re together.” “Look for someone else. I will not like you. I am not into men,” I said to him as I stepped out of the narrow alleyway.

He says to Lucien. "But I feel humiliated with you. You're a mere human. I am a werewolf. We shouldn't be this far apart in terms of power." Lucien lifts his head when Kohl suddenly pushes himself up in the air. Lucien's eyes widen when he could feel gushes of air on his face. Kohl was levitating in the air with frisk movements of his feet kicking the air. He was balancing himself that way, he was air-walking. "How..."

Something invisible closed around my throat like a fist and stopped me dead in the air, three feet off the ground, my legs kicking at nothing, my own weight hanging from a grip that wasn't there. The whole valley erupted. Wolves surged on both sides, Gideon roaring, the lines about to break and crash together. And I hung there in the cold air, choking, clawing at a hand that wasn't around my neck, and I understood with a sick lurch what I was looking at. Levitation. The old Alpha gift, the rare one, the one most Alphas go their whole lives without. Kaelen had it. He could lift a grown wolf off the ground and crush him without lifting a finger.