Witchcraft Languages Novels & Stories

Potolo asked him. “Excuse me, mister.” The goblin was not speaking the common tongue, Omnian. But Potolo was able to understand the goblin’s language. “Eldwan, huh?” Eldwan was the ancient language used by both dwarves and elves. In the modern era, their languages branched into two languages known as simply dwarven and elven. They still share some similarity though. After knowing the language, Potolo decided that he should speak the same language . “Is something the matter?” He asked again.

The minions went to help Mel get back to her feet. Mel's parents rushed out of kitchen and quickly took in the scene. “I want everyone not blood related or mated to these three out of the house right now " I ordered, my voice sounded strange as I began to speak the ancient language of the Lockhart's. Siren witches of old spoke the language, but it's slowly going extinct along with Siren witches. Whatever witches they have now in Lygion aren't true sirens.They are wannabes. "Grabhadh gluaiseacht"

Then a gentle, knowing smile appeared on her lips. “It’s alright, child,” she said gently. “The first of our kind did not speak the languages we use today. They spoke Lunari—a sacred and ancient language given to them directly by the Moon Goddess. After the fall of the First Wolf, the language slowly disappeared from the world. It was no longer spoken by ordinary people and survived only in old relics, hidden temples, and ancient artifacts like this one.” She paused and looked closely at the pattern of runes carved into the bead. “So what does this say?”

the Lord of the moon said. “Tenebrae fiat!” Sarah said and there was darkness again. Sarah became happy. She mesmerized the two magical languages she had learnt. “Lord of the Moon, won’t you teach us some magical languages too?” Smith said jealously. “What’s your name?” the Lord of the Moon said. “I am Smith!” Smith said. “And you?” the Lord of the Moon said, referring to Brown. “I am Brown, Lord of the Moon,” Brown said. “Good. Alfred, Brown and Smith, I will teach you some powerful languages later; let me train Sarah first,” the Lord of the Moon said.

He asked behind me, and my legs failed to take the next steps. I swallowed and looked over my shoulder, flashing a smile at him. “I think I would appreciate your help. Come, Ryan.” The Wolven language is the language of the wolves. An ancient language only a few are privileged to understand. Sacred books are written in the language because a lot cannot understand it, and finding who can understand it may take you a lifetime. How did Ryan understand the Wolven language? I had no idea. I didn’t have to look for someone who understood the language. Ryan would interpret the words for me.

Suri looked at Rustin in shock, asking, "Is what Mr. Hart said true?" Esther calmly explained, "Cursing is a form of witchcraft. Since the Witchcraft Uprising, cursing has gradually been marginalized and eventually found its way to Saffronesia. Nowadays, only Saffronesians practice cursing." Suri instantly understood everything. Just a few months ago, someone from Lumigen approached Suri, proposing to invest in Glory Investment Group. Without hesitation, Suri rejected them on the spot. It was after that negotiation that Suri started having nightmares.

Standing up from the ground, Sia walked up to Diana, and placed her index finger on the crown of Diana's head, directly above Diana's nose bridge. Sia muttered a short spell and Diana gasped at the feeling it left on her head. It felt like a memory popping up in her head; a memory that wasn't hers, a memory she could not recall experiencing. A memory that looked like it was written in a different language that should not even exist Diana blinked twice. "I have no idea what I am hearing and seeing. Wait, is this in even English?" Sia laughed. "All spells are written in ancient witch language. You would not understand if you did not study it."

“I didn’t know that you could speak… what was that? Spanish? French?” “Latin.” Lycidas said. “All my magic spells are in Latin so I had to learn Latin before learning magic and besides Latin is the language that all mystical beings understand. Just like English is the universal language for humans it’s Latin for us.” “So how did it go?” Claud asked. “Are we free to pass?” “It went terribly. They don’t trust us so they’re attacking us.” “They are?” Claud said before looking around and saw pixies stabbing him and throwing him arrows and basically throwing all their best weapons at him. “I didn’t notice.”

“She flitted behind me and licked my ear. I felt her cold breath against my skin and it gave me the shivers. Then I sensed her withdraw again. She was moving as swiftly as a Stork or a blue Slayer skating on ice. “She laughed. A tinkly, calculated laugh. Like silver bells or glasses clinking. “‘I can hear and see you just fine,’ she said. “‘Oh all right then… in that case…’ I felt something else off in that room but I couldn’t put my finger on it. All my self-presevation instincts had gone haywire. She had that effect on me. “‘Well?’ “‘The thing is, what I’ve been meaning to tell you… is…’ “‘Yes?’ “‘S-suki desu. Tsukiatte kudasai,’ I finally said.” The words translated to “I really like you.

Vastria needed to know. “That is a summoning spell. I will teach you how to use it once you learn the basics. It is in an old language of the demons. Once you learn the basics, it will come naturally to you. Your mother was already able to read the language when she saw it for the first time. It is quite like the witch ancient script.” Vastria nodded. Remus asked. “Would it be alright if I learned that language as well?” Vastria’s father paused and thought for a moment while Remus added. “I have never seen such script in the magic books before. It has piqued my interest.”