Wizards Of Arcadia Novels & Stories

Leo stated not minding the smile Taynor let out. "What is that?"Taynor asked dropping the glass wine and taking his hands to his back. "I was able to catch an arc demon. You should see him" They walked through the longest corridor in the building and finally, they arrived at their destination. There was a sign at the door that spelled out *ESPARONGE*, a spell used by high class wizards of which Leo was part. They were called the drange wizards and they possessed extraordinary powers. They could see the near future, they could make people confess and put humans and divine creatures to hibernate. All, added to their normal chanting powers. They were indeed special but they didn't surpass the p

She can literally no longer feel her legs anymore as she holds on tightly against Damon for support. "Kill him," the leader finally speaks with his voice booming loudly and echoing as though he is speaking through a microphone. Without hesitation, five of the wizards storm forward and stretch out their hands as a swirling energy evaporates all over their fingers, creating different ornaments of magical elements that create swords mystically from nowhere in each of their hands. "What the f—" Serena can barely complete her sentence as the first wizard storms over towards them, disappearing from his previous position and materializing suddenly directly in front of Damon and Serena.

I closed my eyes as I stepped out and stood in front of the large gates, a tear slipped out of my eyes as memories flooded through my mind. James wrapped his arms around me and warmth flooded through my body relaxing every nerve present, a few more tears slipped my eyes and then I finally opened them. I moved ahead and the gates opened as usual. The gates were protected by magic, they could only open if a witch or a wizard was approaching it. It was to protect the people and the world to separate it from the rest of the human universe. It was a beautiful world above the clouds.

In the distance, a wolf howled—not a normal wolf, but something larger, something older, something that had been sleeping for a thousand years. Magic was waking up. And the humans would not know what to do with it. ________________ The United States of Arcadia's research facility was hidden in the mountains, a complex of steel and glass buried beneath the rock. I had visited once before, in secret, but that was a long time ago. The scientists had been skeptical then. They would not be skeptical now. I approached the main entrance as the creature. The exiled witches' magic still clung to me, warping my form, making me larger, darker, more terrible. My eyes glowed silver. Shadows trailed from

The day comes to play and Arcadia is up and about, doing her regular business which is actually doing nothing and letting the maids feed her till she becomes fat. A knock his heard on her door and the maid opens it for her, "your majesty." She bows out of courtsey and moves out of the way, revealing Magnus in a grand attire, "Arcadia..." He smiles at his daughter and her eyes light up, "You actually came to see me father!!!" She's more than delighted, "I thought you would be too busy to see me, are you here to give me my present?" She squeals, almost deafening everyone as she activated her powers accidentally,

Jared and I have been living in Arcadia, our capital city—named after the ancient city where Selene’s werewolf son, Lycaon, first settled. The first of us. Our Arcadia honors our forefather and serves as the heart of our world. It houses the governmental seat and the academy where wolves and witches train side-by-side—learning to fight, to hone our affinities, and to wield our Goddess-given gifts. From ages 18 until we find our mates, we live and breathe the academy. It molds us into the wolves the Goddess meant us to be.

THE ARCADIANS Many years ago, a girl was born to a farmer who the only land he had was a large Rocky piece of land, and was normally not possible for them to cultivate the land, the only site again was waters, and when they were tired of eating only sea foods, the only available food for them, how they ended up on the Iceland was not told but this family lived there, one day a wrecked boat was washed to the Iceland and many iron with it, and also an anchor too heavy to had possibly been washed by water, for that one reason, they concluded that it was Eledumare that had brought the boat to them, after succeeded in bringing all to their stoning land, they began to hit the rocks with them, and

All he lacked was a red suit and a few reindeer. “Santa is a myth,” the wizard chuckled. “As you can see, I’m quite real.” “I forgot you read minds too,” Tara said with mild irritation. She’d followed Maggie’s instructions on blocking her thoughts and was disappointed it wasn’t working. Joshua spoke the truth when he said the wizard was good at it. “That I do, my dear girl. You have the power to block me if it bothers you,” he said matter-of-factly before turning his attention to Joshua. “Who might you be, young man?”

The Enchanted Encounter In the mystical land of Eldoria, where magic and wonder intertwined, there lived a powerful and enigmatic wizard named Adrian. With his silver hair and piercing blue eyes, he commanded the elements with an ease that left others in awe. One fateful day, while exploring the lush forests surrounding his secluded tower, Adrian stumbled upon a young woman named Elena. Her delicate features and radiant smile drew him in, as if an invisible force tugged at his very soul. Elena, a kind-hearted and spirited human, had always felt a deep connection to the enchanted realm. She possessed an innate ability to sense the magic that lingered in the air, an ability that had drawn her

She hated me and wouldn't even return an email. Out of desperation, I resorted to sorcery, as advised by the last doctor from Arcana Hills who came to treat her. They believed Irene's case was caused by sorcery, just as Irene had claimed too but who would do that to her? Arcana hills was known as an academy that had Zero tolerance for sorcery, so having one of their best give an advise to use sorcery, I felt I had no other choice. But soon I learnt the hard way: sorcery was never something to play with because for every spell that was cast, a consequence followed, and I wasn't prepared for it.