Novelas y relatos de Wizarding Duel

Cedric stood tall and clasped his hands behind his naked torso. "I would rather eat sand than apologize to you." Oliver said with purckered lips. "So you admit you are guilty of the crime? You killed people yesterday!" Suzy squinted her eyes shut. "You want to eat sand? I will give it to you on a silver platter if you duel with me." "I'm not the main villain here, I did that to let everyone know I wasn't joking around with taking over rulership in the quarter." He tried to pacify Suzy.

"I, Zark Ar Zathot, Lord of Castle Damenburg, challenge your leader to a Duel." Zark's strong and clear words rang out, although he unconsciously began to release an aura that slightly shook the earth around him. The two Wight Knights standing to the sides stared at the one in the center. No matter whether or not he was being controlled by a Necromancer, his will as a knight was superior. Stepping down from the skeletal mount, the one who looked like the leader took a few steps before speaking in a dry, raspy voice. "I, Sir Marius Hirtius Rhesus, Vice-Captain of the Order of Phoenix Knights, accept your duel."

Soren opened his mouth to argue, but Malcom placed a hand on his father's arm. "It is fine, Father. I will not lose." Soren looked at his son, at the determination in his eyes, and slowly nodded. They left the study, the door closing softly behind them. Maddox sat alone in the silence, staring at the parchment before him. The duel would take place on his wedding day. Two young wolves would fight for love while he pledged his life to Hecate.

I sobbed, tears spilling hot and fast down my cheeks, the metal of the gun freezing against my burning skin. "If they want you," Draco continued, his voice dropping to a hypnotic, terrifying purr as he traced the cold steel down the hollow of my throat, pressing just hard enough to make me gasp, "they're going to have to cut you out of my cold, dead hands. Because nobody takes my property. Nobody. I wouldn't even mind if they walk right that door with you on the table while I fuck the hell of you." Before I could draw another breath, before I could scream, the distant, muffled sound of a shattering window echoed from the hallway below. The war had arrived at our doorstep.

I wanted to prove him wrong — but today, all I could do was watch. The first match began under the open sky, with an arena made of enchanted vines and silver dust. The energy in the air shimmered with power as both sides took positions. “First duel,” an elf announcer called. “Lyra Bloodworth, Vampire of Paranormal High versus Therion Vael, Fire Adept of Sylvaren!” Therion stepped forward — tall, graceful, with crimson eyes and a smirk that screamed arrogance. His hands burned with blue flame. “Try not to burn yourself, vampire,” he said smoothly.

Gen snorted. Monstra Fidelis – Monster Fight Club Advisor: Commander Karrin Vorax Summary: Unofficially official. First rule: don’t talk about it. Second rule: absolutely talk about it. Night duels. Monster form combat. No magic, just raw, feral brawls. Watchers can place bets. Winners gain power, respect, and invitations to secret GraveGalas. “Okay this one’s screaming my name,” I whispered. “Also, secret parties? Hell yes.”

she said, her voice dangerously quiet. He blinked. “What?” “A duel. Of skill. Right here, right now. No weapons. No shifting. Pure healing craft. We each present an ailment the other must fix. First to fail, or yield, loses.” A slow, predatory light ignited in Ronan’s golden eyes. The idea appealed to his competitive core. “And what are the terms? What does the winner get?” Zara didn’t hesitate. She pointed a finger at his chest. “The loser submits. They become the winner’s… student. For one private lesson. They will listen, and they will obey, without question. They will accept the discipline for their professional failures.”

“My rage is fire. But their lives are my flames.” I reached across the twins to Tristan. “Let’s walk into hell… together.” The cursed wolves surged, and Dante raised his dagger—the throat rune blazing. I raised my hand, twisting time’s heartbeat. Pearl and Luis bounded forward—twins and parents unified. Together, we stepped into their shadow as— The Final Duel begins.

Aww. His cuteness makes me clap louder and it makes me more interested in other games. The next game is announced as the ascendant duel, the shadow court trials. “It’s a public one on one combat arena, fighters use controlled vampiric abilities there’s no killing unless sanctioned.” Victor explains to me and I nod my head. “Got it, so it’s just play fighting no one is actually getting hurt,” “What? Of course people get hurt. This isn’t some kiddies game Sofia this is a real game with real stakes.”

Dylan tosses me a pair of weighted daggers, and I catch them easily, twirling one in my palm. “Alright!” I call out. “Let’s warm up. Pair off. Magic wielders with hounds. You know the rules, no killing each other before lunch.” There’s a rustle of amused murmurs, and then people start moving. It’s beautiful chaos. Nick is already in a spell-duel with a wiry hellhound who keeps phasing in and out of his field of vision. Henrys showing a younger hound how to reinforce his stance with ground magic. Jordan is watching me from across the clearing with a grin like he knows he’s about to start something. I spar with two in a row before Kai steps in, loose-limbed and unreadable. He doesn’t draw a bl