Word Spells Novels & Stories

They contain food, water, medicine, flashlight, and others for survival, protection, healing, the bidders might give you special boxes if you impress them but before you can get it, you need to verbally spell the word that the programmable box uttered. "For the word of the day, if you know the spelling, you will know if you are a Spell or a Beat. If you don't know the spelling, you should protect yourselves and your teammates because you don't know who is after your life. Each wrong letter is equivalent to one life in your district. Be careful who to beat, and remember when to beat. The winning district will be granted any three wishes tangible or intangible that start with the letter of the

You could enlarge the wound you are trying to heal" Narek warning voice came out low and menacing, I gulped down nothing. He stood straight and clapped his hands, "Now the spell. Hespanon scruth van thowar zum" The words rolled out of his lips with ease, he was so good with spells, I admired it. "Now before you all say it, notice the way the first word come out. Hespanon, the first letter 'H' is silent, don't forget that. With that being said, let me hear it" he added, referring to the spell he just taught us about.

"It took me a long time to even start spelling the spells properly to start using them and then I began making all kinds of mistakes." "Really?" Now that had me interested. "Tell me about your witchy days." Her laugh echoed through the empty room. "Well, all my spells are actually Latin words with the literal meanings. Like if I want to set something on fire, I say 'Incensa'!" She held up her hand and a small ball of fire bloomed in her palm, which she then quashed with her hand. "It literally translates to 'set fire'." "So then…what if there are similar spells for Fae as well!" A light bulb suddenly went up in my head. "What if we had been doing this whole thing wrong and I need to read out

I tried to think about how it went; most spells were in Latin because it was the wizard's natural language. I stared down at the paper, focusing on each word as I waved my wand over the pages and spoke the spell that I remembered Damien teaching me forever ago. The words on the pages started to glow and suddenly they were bouncing off the page. They were glowing so brightly; that I had to squint to look at them as they bounced around the forest ground. I followed the words that were now moving on their own and glowing brightly. They started to pause right beside their items. I smiled as I grabbed the first time. The moment my fingers grazed it, the words would disappear and reappear on my pa

“So if someone is cursed to sleep, what spell would you use to counter the curse?” I ask Aunt Shanna. “Ah!” she exclaims after pausing to think. “I know just the spell.” She begins to flip through the pages. Words fly past in rapid succession, but I manage to read a few. They mean guard, bind, and dispel. After flipping through half of the book, Shanna stops and points to a page. The explanation of the spell is short and merely states that the spell will wake up the recipient. The magic word is ‘izuzzu’ which means ‘arise’ in the language of magic. This is written at the center of the magic circle and is surrounded by lines that form the shape of z’s. Shanna seems to be watching me because w

I remember who he was, I looked at him and said “Big brother.” (The Spell was Old German for : Let her memories be restored and give back what was taken from.)

Elena said, handing the book to the winter fairy spirit. “That's because you're special Elena right from the beginning. The prophecy is about to come to pass. I will teach you three great magic spell words from the book of the shadows which you would use only if you are sure it is necessary and you have only one chance to use such a spell.” The winter fairy spirit said, flipping through the book. Elena watches her carefully while she meditates for some minutes until she finally says; “The three words are sotuminu! mustangs vinix! vox tum sanctum vinum!” she tells Elena.

She had not seen him but she was ready to ask him a few questions about some of the things Elizabeth Cooper said. "Now we'll move on to a simple spell. Quite easy really." "What is it?" Viola said and Gwenda shrugged. "It's a binding spell. Here's a rope, with these words you'll form a knot with it." Viola narrowed her eyes. That didn't sound so hard. But why? "Why?" Gwenda shrugged. "Because it's one of the basics. That should be easy for you to do." "And what are the words?" Viola asked and Gwenda showed her a piece of paper with some words scribbled on it.

he asked. “Yes, it is,” said Alik. “Words have power, that’s why most spells have words, why oats and promises should not be broken lightly. It’s why you wolves’ claiming works to begin with.” “Huh?” said Sam. “You learn something new every day.” I frowned, but nodded at the men and left. — Elaeya — “Hey,” Kaden told me as he came in late for dinner. He kissed me on the cheek. “Hey,” I told him back.

Roy spelt confidently. The Pronouncer stayed quiet and stared from Roy to his alternate, to Tiffany and then Mary. And then unexpectedly she yelled, “Wrong!” Roy gasped and so did the crowd. Tiffany suddenly became excited because she knew the word and its meaning. She quietly prayed that the question would be passed to her. “Rebecca, being an alternate contestant for Diamonds high, spell “Onomatopoeia.” The Pronouncer said. “O–N–O–M–A–T–O–P–E–I–A” Rebecca spelt.