Persian priests

Usage examples of magi.

The silver eyes of the thin, blue grand master seem to transfix the Kurma King Turt, as Magi details.

Be sure Logan, that when we are called, our ears will not fail to hear,' Magi declares.

His eyes shut and body still, Magi slips into a deep meditative state.

The light tanned skinned Ganyeka looks over the many buildings of the town mostly constructed from wood, probably oak, the black hair samurai who is second only to Magi in power within the Virtu order surmises.

The person he wished Magi was, who had the power, but appeared to lack the purpose.

They are to wait outside while Magi, Ganyeka, and Nakano follow Tarqwa inside.

The desire to follow her on what he believes is a holy crusade, weighed heavily against his sense of honor in promising Magi to remain until the Grand Masters return.

With Gem's words, Magi embraced the green hair samurai as a long lost brother.

The silver eyes of Magi turn like the laser sights of a rifle onto Gem.

Gem's expression is one of relief and honor, that Magi has granted his request.

The frustrating vision of a place he has never been has plagued him for months, and he is hoping that Magi can reveal the nature and meaning of it.

Standing behind Magi, Ganyeka, and Nakano, Bak can see the Kurma's through the windows looking quite strange, as they grasp laser spears in their soft flippers.

From the largest window of the royal disc, in silence King Turt and Magi keenly watch.

He cannot believe Magi, is telling the Kurma to run from the Sharkla's.

In a small revelation of his past frustrations with other Virtu's, Magi details.