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God Mage
Book: God Mage Read Online Free
Author: D.W. Jackson
Tags: Magic, mage, wizard, cheap, mage and magic, wizadry
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before the masters, Bren didn’t let himself become intimidated.
Instead, he allowed himself to sink deeper into himself as he
watched the masters closely. Bren was surprised that even though he
was watching them, he still couldn’t detect the slightest waiver in
them.
    “It is no use,” the master at the head of the
table said. “You can look all you want, but we are not as easy to
read as your friends.”
    “You knew what I was doing?” Bren asked
slightly startled.
    “It is a high level technique that many of
our high level men can use,” the master said. “I admit that I am
surprised that an outsider can use the gift as well.”
    “That makes two of us,” Bren said. “I didn’t
expect that so many people in one place outside of Torin could use
magic.”
    “Magic,” the master scoffed. “If that is what
you wish to call it, then you may, but it is nothing more than
having complete control over one’s body and mind.”
    Bren took a close look at the masters and
understood why they felt different. Most of them were not born with
magical talents; they acquired them through their own perseverance.
Bren was amazed he never considered that Magic could be learned
outside of those born with the gift through their bloodline, but
just as the masters said, it would take an extreme amount of
control over one’s own body.
    “We have watched you closely over the past
few days and have decided that while you are not one of us, you are
honorable people and shall be allowed sanctuary within our
village,” the master said in a bland tone. “We advise you that
while we are admitting you into our village, we suggest that you
still watch yourselves. No decision is ever final, and if our views
of you change, then so will that decision.”
    The master’s tone had a ring of finality to
it, so they moved toward the door feeling a large amount of relief.
“Go on ahead I need to talk to them for a bit,” Bren said to the
others.
    “Then I will stay as well,” Cass said,
stopping at the door.
    “Not this time, Cass,” Bren said pushing his
friend through the door. “What I need to say, I would like to keep
between them and myself. I believe that will make things go much
smoother, and I really need them to go smoothly.”
    Cass gave Bren a worrisome look but didn’t
say anything and left without complaint. Once Bren was sure that
everyone was gone, he shut the door and turned back toward the
masters.
    “Can we help you, Lord Torin?” the elder
asked as Bren turned back toward them.
    “I think that you might be able to,” Bren
said emotionlessly. “I have a problem…and I think you can help me
solve the problem. I need to learn to control myself, or more to
the point my emotions.”
    “We have noticed that your aura is a bit
different. In fact, more than a few of the people watching you have
spoken of being afraid of the sheer amount of power you control. It
is not because you pose a threat mind you, but they were afraid of
what it would mean for your mind.”
    “Master Yamato,” the other elder said that
sat on Yamato’s right. “We should discuss this.”
    “Yes we should, but first I think we should
hear his reasons,” Yamato said looking back toward Bren. “Why do
you seek our help? What is it that you think we can do to help
you.”
    “I have suddenly found myself able to use a
large amount of power…far too much for my mind to handle. If I
don’t learn to control it, I am afraid that it will control me,”
Bren replied honestly.
    “That is the fear of anyone who controls the
elements,” the master said. “Though for most that would only mean a
slight deviation in their actions. I believe that in your case, it
would be much more severe. We do have those who can naturally use
the arts, and we have seen what can happen when their emotions take
control, and that is the last thing we wish to have happen during
your stay in our village. We will talk among ourselves, and will
let you know of our
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