Witchcraft Languages Novels & Stories

Her eyes fell on Jade and she whispered in her mind to him, hoping he would hear it. Hang on my love. I will save you. I swear. "Found it," Salem said, a hint of triumph in her voice. Kalista dragged her eyes away from her mate and leaned closer to Salem, her eyes going over the scroll. After a few seconds, she frowned. The scribblings were written in some ancient language that she found hard to understand. "What language is this?" she asked. "These languages are very old," Salem told her. "Languages that were used by the first witches at the beginning of time. Don't worry Kalista. I know what it says."

What she told is not enough to do anything in this dual. " Why are you giving up? We need to help her." Kassidy argued. " I told you I can't read it. I only know the basic in this language. It's an ancient language created by the original witches. I may have been powerful but that doesn't mean I know every language. This isn't going to work. We need to do something other than spending time in the library." Lydia frowned and walked away from the bookshelf. " There will be something useful here. Iam going to search for any books in English. I won't leave until I find it. There's no use in walking away." I told and searches in the pile of books to find any words in English.

The least he could ask for at that point in time was an answer to all that was going on. “Back when the war was at its apex—hundreds of years back, definitely, each breed had to devise ways through which they could communicate their game plans and blueprints with one another easily—and effectively, without the other breeds knowing what it was about. My kind, Witches—and Wizards, composed a language which has since been extinct but for a small village in the human world where it is still spoken secretly. How vampires were able to communicate with one another remains a mystery. Some say it was telepathy while others said they had a secret eye and body language. No one knows for sure and no one

Eva offered her language skills. “That sounds about right. Sadly, those are languages we’re having issue with. They think it’s a language that was used by shifters that we’ve stopped using centuries ago. Then we have others that give names or numbers to the items, but not how or if they are enchanted. Others say how they are enchanted, but not what they were created to deal with. Others say they deal with this or that creature, but not how they do that. So I guess it’s a fair example. So yeah, I think you have a great grasp of the mess here.”

I have learned a lot since I had been here. Even though Tabitha was not pleased with our guest, the man has been more than helpful. The books he gave me will me all the knowledge I need. The other two books are fine but the ones about witches is different. I can feel the power of the spells but they are all bit useless to me. They are in a language I cannot understand. It's am old language, one that hasn't been around for thousands of years. I tried to g****e the translations but even that was not helpful. I could not even do one spell here. The books on the werewolves have helped me to learn more about my people and my power.

—block and sleep. It’s a rune I made up a while ago and it will make Warren not hear anything or wake until about 12:15 a.m. That gave me enough time to get out of here. With my training in the coven, I have discovered that my spells work better if I use Latin to cast them. Elizabeth was better at Italian and my mother was better at Greek. That is why grimoires are personal books. Anyway... each witch with her language. I left the paper in the closet and closed it carefully. Walking towards him, I gently kissed his forehead. I whispered in his ear, “I love you, Warren.” With the spell done, I knew he wouldn’t hear anything, but I needed to tell him before I left.

I sat back straight and asked her hopefully, " The mote. Ispias no. Do you know what it means or what language is this? I heard it from someone and I wanted to know what this language is." Vittoria's face flushed a little which made me understand that the words meant something dirty. She asked with a frown, looking at me suspiciously, " This language? This is called the Mayati language. Who spoke to you in this language? I heard in my pack that only the ancient lycan families used this language to communicate among themselves. They were worried about their safety. So, they mastered this language to keep their secret among themselves. This language is almost unheard of around the lands."

Astrid asked. “I’m an expert code cracker. Part of my studies into languages. If you can crack a code, you can speak any language you like.” Astrid smiled. “What languages can you speak?” “Narock, the bronze skinned people from the far east, High Elvish, and our normal native speech of course.” “It must be a fine thing to be able to speak other languages.” Lakon shrugged. “Only if you don’t speak them.” He cast her a sly glance. “I could give you private lessons if you like?”

I point out. “Minor details.” She snorts. I watch as she continues searching through all the books, spells, and incantations we stole from Shade. It all looks like it is written in some weird language. I have no idea which language, but it’s weird. I asked her if she recognized the language, but she said no. Great now we have to find someone who can read this shit. “We are going to have to find a witch. I think it is the language that the magic community uses to keep things hidden from humans.” She states.

I’m surprised he got this far without snapping someone’s head off. Unfortunately, the book had no contents page and it was a thousand-page book so we’d spend some minutes trying to find the page alone. Henry and the triplets couldn’t understand the words of the grimoire because each text was written in a different language. But it was written by more than one sprite and every sprite was said to have its language, explaining why there are a million languages in it. My eyes were attracted to the grandiose symbols coupled with ancient texts, making it harder to concentrate.