All Chapters of E.C. EDWARDS - The Mighty Antimagic Spell: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

All the students sat in front of the richly laden tables and had a quiet lunch in the great hall of Elmbridge School of Magic.The tables were full of all kinds of goodies, all kinds of fruits from all over the world such as bananas, grapes, mango, pineapples or purple oranges, but also rare fruits that sceptics wouldn’t have the courage to try. Such as wild strawberries, as tiny as a bead and sour like pickled cucumber and sweet blackberries hotter than any known pepper, found only in the depths of the Ancient Forest. And of course, in Rujnoiu’s shop ...Some of the fruits were fresh, other were candied, caramelized and other were found in all sorts of flans and cakes. There were also white truffles, Macadamia nuts, saffron and many others unknown to most children sitting at that table ... they only knew they were edible.On all tables, there were all kinds of dishes made from various vegetables and all kinds of meat. Spicy foods found in Asian area

Alexander felt obliged to respond to the girl, to such a "clear" explanation of Johnny’s.“You brainy, some say elves aren’t from Earth. Some say they came from other realms, in flying ships thousands of years ago. There are creatures that can live longer than we do, due to their sacred tree forests.”“Really? How long can they live?”  “Well ... over a hundred years. Almost two I think.”Alexander stopped explaining because he noticed one of the elf girls looked at them.An elf girl with hair like pure gold sat near him. Even though there was some distance between them, Alexander couldn’t help but feel the strong smell of acacia, lily-of-the-valley and linden sprouting from her wonderful hair.Prince Soimesti glared at the elf girls who were to compete with them.“My name’s Alexander Soimesti,” he addressed the elf girl who filled the air with the powerful f

As Professor Knudlac said, Elizabeth had the right to spend her time as she pleased that afternoon.She was in her bedroom so welcoming in the Ice Temple. The boys were upstairs, in their rooms, having to read the notes about the magic contest they were to participate in, so she had nothing else to do but ... meet her beloved parents again.So after she decided to disappear completely from her room, on the table in her bedroom, the diary was open on a blank page ... which got covered with letter ...“Hi, Dad,” she hugged her father with deep love.The same simple but beautifully arranged room, with the tidy desk, with the bookcase full of books, with upholstered table and chairs ...Her father waited for her, standing.“Hello, my dear,” he said and kissed her on the forehead. He lifted her in his arms and hugged her tight, responding with the same love, then he put her down.“You can’t imagine how I miss you all

After countless times when Elizabeth stayed with her parents and travelled by the magic boat on the thermal rivers that crossed, winding, the high and snowy Lost Mountains, after enjoying the magic sphere that carried them to the most magnificent and so hot depths of the Earth and last but not least, after diving in an air bubble into the depths of the ocean where she managed to see in that deep darkness a lot of marine life, with the help of magic lights coming out of Eliot Edwards’ wand and carried by currents that illuminated everything, after all this and many, many chess matches lost against her father, daughter and father fought again and the mother sat next to them ... a new chess game, of course. “Check,” the father warned her.“I liked it more when you told me what to do.”“That was more than three days ago. Now you’re responsible for your decisions, at least in chess. But you play very well, I have to admit. Better and better ... you learned so much in such

But for Elizabeth, or for any of us, there were just some very small carvings or just tree stumps, where if you couldn't manage to place your foot very carefully, you’d certainly get back to the start, only more banged and scratched.As if it wasn’t enough that these "steps" were too small, they were also placed in a chaotic zigzag, and in some areas you had to jump at least a meter in height to reach the next step.The girl plucked up the courage and tried to climb the steps, using her hands and feet, like an alpinist trying to climb a steep mountain. But after not even three steps, she slipped back from where she started.She struggled once, twice, even three times ... under Pmyrie's eyes showing the wonder of a child who didn’t understand why another child, older than him, struggled to take the first steps.The elf girl went down those steps quickly, with no problem, especially since she knew how to walk for more ... lives. Seeing the ease of