Wizardess Heart Hiro Novels & Stories

I could see him trembling with fear, mostly because Hint was with us. “Master Sean, this is not a trick. He only wanted to save that lass against you. “ “So, this isn’t his game? Are you sure of that, Hiro? “ “Yes, Master Sean.” “Well, in that case, can I kill that woman right now?” Hiro knelt down when he heard me. “Master Sean, she is one of the people that Master Luis wants to protect. Hurting her might cause a misunderstanding between you two. “ I just laughed at his answer.

Hazel tried to convince herself that she was ready to kill this man who she hates the most but even with all these pent-up anger and resentment, she could not shake off the unsettling uncertainty that would not stop gnawing at her. “ Don't worry, You've got this,” the prince Kylin said as if sensing her nervousness. “I've got this,” she said to herself, smiling at the prince. Hazel heart twisted with a tinge of sadness because she knew that she would never be with Kylin like she wanted to. He already sees her as the sister he never had and most of all, he is not a werewolf. A werewolf-fairy link is totally unheard of. She looked to her side to see Hailey holding on to Ashford in the loving w

He swiftly pursued it and struck it down. Using his strength, Hiro pulled the vampire’s wings and extracted its heart from behind, causing it to turn into ashes instantly. Hiro leaped back, but due to the force, the ground beneath him cracked open. “Well, what can you say?” Hiro wiggled his eyebrows at Reiri. But before she could respond, Reiri slowly sat down, her expression changing. “Rei!” Hiro hurriedly approached her. “Are you seeing something again?” A tear unexpectedly fell from Reiri’s eye. She couldn’t believe what she was seeing, and she never expected that the traitor would be someone they trusted the most.

Making Rosette turn her head to look behind her, just to see no one, not even the hooded figure that stood there a moment ago. 'Wait for a second where is the villain just disappeared, wait I can't just lose him out of nowhere!!' Koishi thought with his eyes scanning all over the place just to find the cashew nut hair girl in front of him. Koishi just watches the hologram glitching in and out with some kind of error code on it. Making him squire, his eyes looking at it with a confused look on his face, with his bow rising in response. "Where did he go?" looking around the empty hallway with her hands clutched into a tight fist just to cover her mouth the next second.

My heart held a fierce determination to safeguard her, to ensure that no harm befell her, especially in the midst of the chaos that seemed to encircle us. I found myself relying on the words of that enigmatic Icari, Renin, whom I had encountered in the woods. His claim that the Lunari's essence was imbued within me had ignited a newfound sense of responsibility. Renin's assurance that he would ensure Hazel's safety by meticulously tasting everything that came her way provided a semblance of relief, a thread of trust that I clung to amidst the uncertainty.

“Try to keep what was discussed here to yourselves, tell only those who need to know. We do not want our knowledge of Cassian’s and Cassandra’s search for Aurora revealed until we understand their end game.” Zohar bows lowly to Aurora, then holds out his hand for her to shake. She accepts the gesture and his face breaks into a relieved smile, “My queen, it is such an honour to meet you properly.” He lets go of her hand, then turns to me, showing me the same respect he showed Aurora by bowing then shaking my hand firmly.

"Go to Aunt Cleo!" Aqua's heart pounded in her chest as she stumbled towards the door, her legs shaking with fear. She glanced back to see her parents fighting valiantly, their magic clashing with the dark energy of their attackers. Milak's elemental fury and Zara's healing light intertwined in a beautiful yet tragic dance of power and sacrifice. But it wasn't enough. Milak fell first, a blast of dark energy striking him down. Zara's scream of anguish pierced the air as she knelt beside him, her light flickering and fading. The witches closed in, their laughter echoing like a chorus of nightmares.

Her voice was still calm, still unfazed by the Queen's loud voice. "How?" Her voice cracked. " I didn't know it would happen okay, I wouldn't have healed her. She drained half of my powers during the healing process. She was already dead Prisca but I unknowingly summoned her spirit putting my powers on the line. I thought I was doing well until I felt life draining from me. It was too late." She whispered and the Queen growled. "How can you be so daft and clumsy!! How?" "It already happened. She's powerful now, just give up already" she sighed dejectedly.

"It's already answered." Zara looked at Wisteria. Unlike everyone else, Wisteria wasn't surprised. She looked like she knew something. "You knew," Zara whispered. Wisteria closed her eyes. "For a while." "You knew?" "I wasn't certain at first." She met Zara's gaze, tears shining in her eyes, "but every clue led back to the same truth, the page doesn't respond to power, It responds to the heart of the one named in the prophecy." Zara's voice trembled. "And that's..."

he rasped. Her gaze softened, the sharpness of command melting into something warmer. “Hush now,” she murmured, moving to his side. She knelt with elegant ease, placing her palms gently against his temples. Silver light flowed from her hands in soft, graceful ribbons, winding their way through his veins like moonlight chasing shadows. The black venom hissed as her magic touched it, retreating like darkness before dawn. The healers looked on in stunned silence. “She’s… the Matriarch,” someone whispered reverently. “The head of the Moon Readers.”