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“I-impossible.” Nadia whispered. “We’ll be fine. There’s a force field casted around the library and school, protecting us from any possible attacks.” Mari said that more for herself than the other two. “The field isn’t going to hold.” Jared spoke quickly as he recognized what was coming at them. Meteors. Giant, deadly meteors. “Those meteors are high class magic. A powerful mage must have summoned them.” “Meteors or not, our force field can’t be broken!” Mari cried out; but she spoke too soon. The meteors crashed through the library’s force field, th

It hadn’t taken long for him to find her. She was walking through the Adventure section on the library, glancing as a few books that caught her eye. But she didn’t seem to stop. Weird. Jared thought as he quietly followed her from behind. Nadia always had a book in her hand, and for her to just pass by something that caught her attention, she must have been looking for something specific in origin. He continued to follow her, and as he did, the books got older and duster; not to mention more and more clustered, he nearly fell twice on a random book. Soon Nadia stopped in front of a door. It seemed to an old storage room; the han

“Just a little bit longer Jared.” Mari Dixen begged her brother. “It’s just your history portion; it has no real effect on your rank.” Jared Dixen tried to calm his sister down. It was 3 months into the new school year which means it was time for the ranking of the 4th years. Trajare’s Academy of Magic (AoM) schools their students in the ways of magic for eight years, starting from when the students are 12. The first two years are simple and laid back, teaching the new mages, or Newages as the upper years like to call them, things about history and the like. Year Three through Five is when the students re

Prologue There’s a legend; a legend as old as the first recorded documents of Magistrax itself. A legend that speaks of the three purest forms of magic, Freedom, Restraint, and Imagination; the very building blocks of magic. Freedom allows the caster to move and cast the spells they wish to use. Restraint blocks the caster from going past their limits, but at the same time, making the caster stronger by allowing them to work within their set level. Imagination allows the caster, if powerful enough, to create brand new spells and use them as they please and possibly even expand their limits. Each balances the other out.  If one was mor

“Have the necessary checkpoints been achieved?” Nagato asked as she crouched next to Dannie and Diana in the brush. “I received word from Rorren that he and his men have secured the gems and are ready to bring them back as soon as he sees the signal.” Dannie whispered. “Donnie is in location.” Nagato didn’t bother to ask this time around since it’s obvious where Donnie would be. The plan is the same as last time. Donnie will bring the Dragon out here where the rest of the team will then lend their support as they see fit while keeping Diana out of the line of fire.  A brief discussion occurre

"So. What's your answer boy? What's the one thing that you trust most in the world?" "You want my answer?" "Yes." "Fine. Here's my answer. It's...it's time." "Time?" "Yes Time. Time is the one thing, the one thing in this world full of lies, betrayal and decit that I trust most. It always tells you the truth and it can never ever leave you. Even just by simply counting backwards from ten your using a device of Time. Time is a relative thing and it's forever the same, never changing and always there. You can never turn your back on it and it can never turn its back on you. Whenever I get nervous or sad, I don't go looking for the comfort

“I see…” Rorren said with a very serious and angered face. “And you swear that everything you’ve just told me is the truth?” He stared Dannie straight into the eyes. “Yes. We were staying there up until 2 days ago when this all came to light.” Dannie answered with a straight face. “But you were not there yourself?” He asked suspiciously. “No, my brother was the one who informed me of what had happened.” Dannie replied. The team had left Deluh right after the fight in the center of the village. It had taken them the rest of the afternoon to arrive at the nearest villa

Donnie stared across the field at what he was about to face. His very body trembled with joy as he thought of the destruction he could cause. The dragon had lowered his head so he could look Donnie in the eye and Donnie did just that. He looked one of the most horrifying beasts of all time straight into his hungry green eyes. Donnie took a deep breath and gripped the hilt of his sword. He let out his breath. Drew his sword and charged. “Tch, that idiot. We told him to keep his distance from the dragon.” Dannie mumbled from up in the trees. Dannie had been the one to attack the dragon with the power of ice, with an assist from

“I’m glad to see you all made it safely on your journey.” Birch, the director’s friend, welcomed the four tired travelers. “We’re just happy we could arrive ahead of schedule.” Dannie climbed off his horse and shook the man’s hand. “All the better. The faster we get this over with the faster this part of the territory will be safe.” Birch gestured for Dannie to follow him inside his home. Donnie climbed down himself and started to unload his bags when he got an ‘ahem’. “What? You can’t get down by yourself from that height? Nagato managed just fine.”

“…” Nagato just stood there, looking straight at the director. “Ah, yes…” The director pulled on the collar of his shirt. “I guess she wasn’t aware of the fact that there would be someone other than you two. She just got back in yesterday and I didn’t have much time to explain the entire situation to her.” “No problem.” Donnie waved off his concern. “The Princess here is my concern anyway.” Diana could have sworn the word ‘unfortunately’ was thrown in there as well but it was a bit difficult to hear. “Can we please get going?” Dian