Wizard Of Waverly Place Wizard Competition Novels & Stories

“I’ll have to restock on supplies.” “The school will supply that for you.” My potion skills were subpar at best. Although I've grown a lot better at creating them, I knew they were nothing compared to other witches. It is something I hoped to excel at one day. With that in mind, I began to pack up my things, ready to try again at creating a flawless concealment potion. “Where are you going?” Sungul asks. “I thought it would be best if I started on it now.” I answered. “Since you're done with your lesson, I assumed it would be alright.”

Children below the age of 18 are not allowed to participate in the annual function and are only allowed to watch it. And the last one, if you did not appear on the platform when called within five minutes, you will get disqualified by me." Emma explains the rules to everyone. "Now, I will explain the sequences of the activities happening in the annual function. Since today is the first day of the annual function, it will begin with an opening show performed by the witches. Then all the alphas will run to the ground, and all then come back to the studio entrance and go back to their seats. After that, a firework shoots up in the sky, officially declaring the function's opening. The first roun

"The course has three sections. First, the Enchanted Forest, you must navigate through magical illusions and defensive wards while avoiding dangerous creatures. Second, the Serpent's Crossing. For that, you'll need to cross the river without being killed by the water serpents that guard it. Third, the Puzzle Towers. You must solve three magical puzzles to reach the finish line." She paused for dramatic effect. "The first fifteen competitors to complete all three sections advance to the tournament finals. Everyone else is eliminated. You may use any magic or abilities at your disposal, but you may not deliberately harm other competitors. Violations result in immediate disqualification." My wo

Knowing the prize and the place where the competition will be held is to your advantage. “With that being said,” Nori said loudly, making everyone stop talking, “For Black Moon Pack to grant our request, they have a request of their own. They have requested that there will be no magic used in this competition.” Wait, what? I turned to Calvin who just shrugged his shoulders as I met his surprised eyes. I immediately raised my hand, and Nori gave me a nod to ask my question. “Does this mean I can’t join the competition?” I asked. My heart was beating so fast that it felt like it want to get out of my chest.

Claura, stepping next to Henry, grunted unhappily, "She doesn't bother to care about us; it's always just Jackson and Jackson." Henry didn't answer the Claura, his eyes still looking to a point in front of him. Where the blue skirt flutters in the sun. The magic weapons-making competition was held at the stadium located south of Scott Hall. By the time Hana and Jackson arrived, many people were already coming to sit in the stands. The judging area had a long table covered with white towels and four chairs. The area in the middle of the yard has 40 small tables with Nad smelters and is full of ingredients. Hana silently thanked Jackson for letting her know the school had designed the material

" Thank you sir! I will try my best! " The preliminary Compitition was a sub-compitition , to select the top three teenage mana users in a kingdom, to be more specific, it was a part of 'The Teenage Magic Competition', the top 3 in the preliminary compitition could only participate in ' The Teenage Magic Competition '. Dux steeped backwards, and Char advanced towards the orb. She put her hand on the orb and in a moment of time, a glowing light soon came out of the orb. When the light, became dim, a hologram again popped up at mid-air air.

Like a colosseum with gladiators. “Hello, there my fellow Witches! Keep your wands up as we are about to start the competition!” An emcee entered and everyone cheered. I looked at the excited faces of everyone. Something feels wrong. “There is a competition?” Lana nodded, “Yes. This is the main event of the whole night! Our witch warriors are given the chance to kill all the captured werewolves here for fun. In honor of the sufferings they made us encounter.” “What? Can you repeat what you just said?” I tried to rub my ear to make sure I heard her right.

Hazel said "Well let's burn them to the ground." Audrey said "That's right I have no intention of letting that bitch with brown hair win." Josephine said referring to a girl who challenged her. The next day everyone was angry with their opponents and no one was willing to let the other win. For the witch contest three straight hits with magical power makes you the victor. Audrey's opponent was pretty face Olivia, many cheered on Olivia since she was their goddess. Students from Dream high already know who the victor would be, Audrey was a prodigy and they know no one could make three straight hits on her. Which automatically makes her the winner.

Anila’s POV “This competition is going to be a tough one,” Damien warned. “But I think you have it handled.” “Of course she does,” Zach said, leaning against the doorframe, his arms folded across his chest. “She’s going to kick ass.” I couldn’t help the smile that tipped the corner of my lips as Zach stepped into the spellcasting room. In less than a day, the competition would be starting. This could determine my future and my nerves were bubbling in my chest. I needed a break from all this practice and Zach posed as the perfect distraction because he was all about taking breaks.