Spell Rift
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  • Parts 8
  • Time 3h 9m
  • Reads 27
  • Votes 3
  • Parts 8
  • Time 3h 9m
Ongoing, First published Aug 25, 2024
Mature
A few thousand years ago as humans began to be born with less and less magic those who had still had it decided to go into hiding, creating the Spell Rift for everyone to live safely and created the Magic Society. 

A society that train all types of magic users on how to hone their magic. 

Ava La Fey, an evocation wizard, went missing after defeating a dragon and an entire army of Cambians. 

Two years later she's found living over 30 years in the future with no memory of her life before. 

But the society needs her back to finish her training and save everyone who lives in the Spell Rift
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The Dragon's Chase

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In a world where magic is all too common, those without magic are heavily discriminated against. Ava Blanchien is one of those humans lacking magic and she grew up with her entire village hating her. Her one solace was a kindly old woman who told her tales of the dragons that lived long ago. However, these tales soon prove themselves to be true and Ava is dragged to a new home with them. The dragons who live in the land of Chimor are much more rare than they used to be and they're having trouble rebuilding their numbers. More so, the humans of Chimor grew up on tales of their ferocity and anger, learning to do nothing but hate and fear their species. When opportunity comes for the humans to wipe them out, Ava must make a choice to save her new home or let it die. . . Warning. There is descriptive violence later on in this story.