Fantasymagic Stories

Estella unleashes a forbidden ancient magic within herself and tries to get rid of it, but soon realizes that magic isn't evil like she thought.

After Kalroth was ambushed in his own lands, Kas Keadin brought Aaron and his friends to Moros Dir and trained them in many ways to prepare against the reappearance of Kalroth. Will they be prepared enough to face Kalroth? ─── ･ ｡ﾟ☆: *.☽ .* :☆ﾟ. ─── ➶-͙˚ ༘✶ present time (series 1) ➶-͙˚ ༘✶ series (The Battle Against the Sorcerer) ➶-͙˚ ༘✶ fantasy ➶-͙˚ ༘✶ book 2

War has broken out across the 3rd continent as two sides to the same nation fight over the ideals of mages and their place on the mortal coil. One side sees their existence as flaws in the system, while the other see mages as a tool for betterment, creating the line where the battle begins, North and South Nshnya. Enter the Kings Banneret, a clandestine operatives group from the Kingdom of Morea which seeks to put an end to the war against magic at all costs. Even if it means hiring the child of its instigator. Sharing the name of her mother, the name which is feared by the elite to speak of, the Banneret seek out Iris Graves in hopes her tenacity and ornate ability to summon metal on command will not only put an end to the war, but to a new name to which she has acclaimed. The Sword Weaver.

In the enigmatic realm of Eldralis, Rael Emeris drifts through many lives, ensnared by an ancient curse and forgotten her reason of existence . Each reincarnation is a puzzle piece in the grand tapestry of her existence, as she is haunted by the echoes of a love forgotten yet felt deeply-a connection with her mysterious therapist. Bound by cycles of rebirth in a world where shadows whisper hidden truths, Rael embarks on a journey to unravel the secrets of her past and awaken her true power. Guided by fleeting memories and veiled hints, she must navigate the delicate balance between light and darkness. Can Rael uncover the mystery that binds her to the darkness and defy the force determined to keep her trapped in eternal separation? In a universe where every soul is a thread in the cosmic weave, her quest for truth and love may be the key to breaking the chains of destiny.

A book full of stuff about Fantasy stories (+ some) that I, Ava (King of tha Universe), have written (*cough* thought of and then said I'd write) here on Wattpad. Also includes unpublished story stuff. It's kind of like Avaville 101 on crack ?? (+ with better grammar)

In the mystical realm of Eldorium, two distinct civilizations unfold beneath the vast expanse of sky. The grounded territories, known as Haldoria, are inhabited by resilient humans, while the majestic floating cities of Aeolara house the winged humans who soar above. Centuries ago, Haldoria and Aeolara thrived in symbiotic harmony until a fateful betrayal marred their history. A human, driven by insatiable ambition, sought the powers that were gifted by the spirits unto those with wings. This individual, once a trusted friend to the winged, committed a heinous act in the pursuit of dominion. The betrayer struck down their winged companion, severing wings from the body in a ruthless bid for supremacy. The wings, ethereal and radiant, dissolved into nothingness upon separation, leaving behind only ashes carried by the wind. The dissipated essence served as a haunting harbinger, warning other winged beings across Eldoriu of the impending threat. The tragic incident plunged both realms into a bitter feud. Haladoria and Aeolara became sworn enemies, and the once-shared dream of unity transformed into a nightmare of vendetta, with each side nursing deep wounds and harboring a profound mistrust. Haldoria, marked by sprawling landscapes and fortified cities, became a bastion of human resilience. The betrayal etched scars in the land and the hearts of its people, fueling a determination to safeguard against the perceived threat from above. Aeolara, suspended in the skies, boasts floating islands and soaring citadels where the winged grapple with the actions of the past. Divisions arise among them - those who seek revenge for their kind, those who are blinded with bloodlust, and those who embrace the newfound energy bestowed upon those worthy.

The history and lore of the world of The Sorcerer all is in here, all just about the fantasy world.

Written By:_MissyC_

A combination of stories set in a gritty fantasy world of dark spirits and blood magic with a fairly classic fantasy style, all set on the Island of Theoí. If you've read 'The name of the Wind' you might see a fair bit of inspiration in style but hopefully a very different story, setting and characters. --- "No!" Jamison almost coughed on his own words as he woke up suddenly by the cold rock with bloody smears staining its surface. Panicking he fought for breath and found only harsh brittle air rather than the warm smooth campfire heat; a warmer body had slumped next to him and he turned to find Corke staring at him with a worried expression. Upon seeing his face she relaxed and looked out along the wall, glancing her eyes from the singed ashes of the Pemberfrost weeds to the long slashing shadow of the great monolith.--- Sanctum is set in the brutal aftermath of Sanctums fall; a prison off from the main land mass in which a group chosen by the Meredith Crown are sent to bring down the final Monolith that still stands. Upon arriving the group finds an abandoned and necrotic aura seeping over the mist that engulfs Sanctum, there is no life in the halls of stone.

A young witch born without magic or so that's what everyone around thinks Follow Aura as she attends Witch Royal as their first nonmagical witch or so that's what the school thinks could Aura be one of the extraordinary witches known for having powerful unique magic Find out more by ready the book

In this humorous retelling of Harry Potter's sixth year, Harry finds an old Potions textbook that seems to belong to someone calling themselves the "Half-Blood Prince." This book contains spells even Hermione hasn't heard of. Just in time, a new magical app called WizTok starts trending among Hogwarts students, giving them a platform to share their new spells. Soon, WizTok is flooded with students performing all kinds of inventive spells, from the humorous "Harry Potter Spell" that makes the caster look like Harry to the tricky "Vengeful Bird Spell." Meanwhile, Ron's forced to date Lavender since he's too afraid of her vengeful spirit to break up with her. And Dumbledore barges in on Harry's art class for some private lessons, in which he reveals they'll be exploring Voldemort's past to uncover weaknesses that might help them defeat him. However, Hermione insists on horning in on each lessons. One particular memory proves to be the most important: a young Voldemort supposedly asking what a "horchata" is. Harry needs all the luck he can get to find the real memory from Hogwarts' newest professor, even if it means covering himself in lucky perfume. When Voldemort's ultimate plan is revealed, the final showdown begins in an underwater cave at Stoney Cove. The zombie battle that unfolds pushes Harry to his limits, or just to the surface. After a heart-stopping flash of green light on top of the Astronomy Tower, he barely escapes a mob of angry Hogwarts students, set off by the real Half-Blood Prince, along with a Mr. Spitty Pants. The ordeal leaves him running for his life, knowing that the final fight with Voldemort will be unlike anything he's faced before, including Quirell's two faces. This is a fan fiction parody retelling of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by J.K. Rowling, written for non-commercial use. Drop a 🪄 (wand) in the comments if you love the new story!

Harry Potter thought things couldn't get worse after being blamed for Dumbledore's death. Then Voldemort shows up at Privet Drive on his birthday, turns the Dursleys' house into a fireworks show, and forces Harry, Ron, and Hermione on the run. Their mission? Destroy Voldemort's Horcruxes. Their problem? Dumbledore left zero instructions. Things spiral fast. Voldemort declares Harry Undesirable No. 1 and shuts down his Wiztagram account, replacing it with OnlyWands, an app that forces wizards to register their wands or else. After narrowly escaping an attack, Harry crashes a wedding that's not exactly Bill and Fleur's, fights off Death Eaters, and flees to Ilvermorny in America. There, the trio learns the first Horcrux is at Christie's Auction House in London. Harry disguises himself as Ginny using Polyjuice Potion and distracts Umbridge with help from a Hogwarts grad-turned-Dementor. Ron ditches the group to "help" Lavender Brown, Hermione's house is attacked by cursed muffins, and their Christmas shopping is rudely interrupted by a reindeer Patronus delivering the Sword of Gryffindor. Clues lead them to Uagadou, the magical school in Africa, where things go sideways fast. Harry is captured by an evil wizard and locked in the Malfoys' swanky London penthouse. Meanwhile, Voldemort hunts the Elder Wand, and Harry must infiltrate Hogwarts with chaos (and awkward surprises) ahead. From cursed pastries to app tyranny, this parody reimagines Deathly Hallows with absurdity, hilarity, and just enough heart. Will Harry and friends defeat Voldemort? Or will Voldemort succeed in ruling England, which, as Hermione notes, isn't that ambitious? This is a fan fiction parody retelling of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling, written for non-commercial use. Drop a 🪄 (wand) in the comments if you love the new story!

From a small village in western Cordis to a large city near Moros Fyr, then to a grand castle in the middle of the Shadowlands, no one really knew what happened to Kalroth and what made him turn back to Jason. Now, you're here, to listen to the tragic tale of Jason Kaeld.

This story about a girl who has two sides a light and a dark. But her dark side wants more it tries to take over, but it effects the girl to a evil side. Will the light side solve this problem and keeps everything balance once again?

Aklarea - A world of fantasy, of magic and tribes, deceit and treachery. Different tribes use different aspects of magic, the most prominent being Skydrifters, the rulers and controllers of the heavens. Sillaesa Moonfall is an outcast of the Lunadancers for committing a crime so villainous no-one can speak of it. How does she find life with the vagabonds? What new friends will she make? And what new enemies... A book of lies and secrets, sadness and rage.

(THIS STORY STARTS AFTER THE SANCTUARY IS BUILT. ) Caelestis Haven was born beneath a sky that once sang his name. A prince of the empire of Ael'Tharyn and heir to a throne gilded in light, he was destined to rule-until it came crashing down, banished for loving one of another kind. Erased from history, his status was burned away from his life. In the ruins between kingdoms, he is found by something older than history: Esra, the long-silenced deity of stars and the infinite. She names him her prophet, bestows him with visions of distant sanctuaries, spiritual fire, and a world on the brink of collapse. From ash and faith, Caelestis builds the Sanctuary-a hidden refuge for the cursed, the hunted, and the heretical. As war brews and the gods stir in their graves, he becomes a spiritual leader, a reluctant icon, and the flickering flame in a world growing cold. But light always casts a shadow. When Revyn, a winged noble from a distant kingdom, arrives with open arms and a disarming smile, Caelestis welcomes him as an ally. Beautiful, clever, and endlessly curious, Revyn seems to admire the Sanctuary-and Caelestis-more than anything. But behind his gaze lies obsession. Behind his loyalty, espionage. And within him, something dark begins to wake. As prophecy unravels and divine powers fracture, Caelestis must face the truth: The greatest threat to the Sanctuary may not be from above-but from beside him. And the stars... they no longer sing. They warn.