Wizardly Tower Novels & Stories

Even with her lively and lovely looking fashion choice resembling that of a doll, her expression and posture silently screams arrogance and 'keep a mile distance' at first glance. "I-Is that—" "What's so shocking, 'big brothers'?" That annoyingly high-pitched voice, there is no way they would not recognize it. "Zelda!?" the brothers blurted in chorus. Fourteen years old Zelda is a talented mage notable for her wide knowledge in everything animal and beast-related information. She is the adopted daughter of an old mage woman who resides in the town who is renowned for her healing skills and great mystical wisdom, which she provides for the town folks free of charge. Even at her age, her maste

“They might be on their way here … and could attack at any time now.” “You need not worry, Arth. Mornt’s Tower had kept us safe and well-protected long since we established our Second Encampment.” “What is this tower, then?” General Edric stood up and walked to look outside the arched window. “This tower’s mysterious magic had kept the demons away. It’s probably because of the wizard’s ghost that had lived in here a very long time ago. But we never had any encounter with any ghost in this tower. Sometimes, I just believe that the wizard only hated demons … so he would let us stay in here.”

The room was silent, towering shelves filled the room. Tall shelves filled with a variety of books. From thin books to those that are as thick as cardboard, there are also books on the shelf. And those who become the most immortal inhabitants will usually be very rarely touched. The big lamp right in the middle of the building made a bright impression on the room.

He pointed out that he was looking at his office. Hell, even the door of the office was broken. That was a different thing that Wylder had sealed the whole office with his magic after he was done with his dinner. "Can you fix this with your magic, or do I need to call someone to get this work done?" "I need a new desk," Wylder spoke because he wasn't going to use those woods to get a new desk and started chanting a spell. His eyes glowed silver when he used his wizard's power. The next thing Eliam knew, everything started falling into place.

He wasn't the one to cause nuisance in the tower where witches and wizards were in charge, but he would definitely defend their team, if they ever got caught doing the 'mischief'. The group gets to the tower's fifth floor. Ten more floors to go. "Ah, my legs hurt." Ema says at the eighth floor. The spiral stairs never seem to come to an end for her. If was as if they were walking up a bottomless pit. "We're almost halfway through, young lady. Bring yourself together!" Lucien pumps her up. "Right. Granny Pegasus would be so mad..." she mutters to herself. At the ninth floor, a wizard bumps into the group. They were safe inside Olga's spell, however. She casted a scenting and merging spell whi

"Well, it is definitely magical. Most of the labour exercised to erect this structure came from Albus. If not for his powers at some certain stages, it wouldn't have been easy making a wolf house in a month." When they got to the top of the stairs, Isabella paused. For a wizard's settlement, she didn't expect the neatly-arranged settlement. Shelves with bottles that had shiny liquid inside them decorated the sides of the walls. The space looked more like a sitting room because of the presence of sofas. Two tables were close to the window, with bowls of things Isabella didn't want to know. The entire space was painted white, and the abundant sources of artificial illumination made it look whi

"Master tower, you're back!!" "Hey, long time no see." The tower master immediately approached and embraced duke Benedict lovingly. "I am very grateful to duchess Guinevere and your daughter if there is no help from your family. I must die, and this kingdom was destroyed at the hands of those damn black magicians, not to mention the many aristocratic bastards who have made promises to dark magicians out of greed for power and strength!!" he continued with cursing and undisguised annoyance, making duke Benedict wince because the master wizard of the tower always spoke softly and did not curse. "Oh, I'm shocked. But I'm here because the knight said my wife is here!" he said, glancing at the kn

Halway and saw the same Wizard striking and lashing at the Brillas "How did you do it?" Ivory asked, amazed with the whole situation. "I needed to brace the situation before it gets out of hand and so, I used the Gemini spell; the ancient astrological spell used in making twins off a particular person" Ivory understood what he meant but was still amazed with the whole thing. "...guys can we stop with the talking first and focus on the wyvern? They are here" Mr. Halway smiled and headed to the top of the balcony. He needed to find a way to diffuse this attack without killing the wyvern, he needed them.

Those discussions elicited a faint smile from Severin as he continued walking towards the tower. The Alchemy Tower stood nine stories tall, and each floor emitted a radiant glow. At its entrance was a stone monument thirty feet tall. A rainbow-colored glow enveloped the monument, and inscriptions representing the rankings and names of those who had successfully entered the tower in the past were etched onto the stone. The names numbered in the thousands.

Hogwarts Castle, Somewhere in the Scottish Highlands November 23rd, 1992, 1:21 AM Watching the last Unspeakable disappear into the tall green flames, Erik turned to his girls and smiled. "So, how about you all go check our chambers while I activate the rest of the wards?" He said, wiggling his eyebrows.