A Scatter Of Light Novels & Stories

Lin Ming felt himself drenched in cold sweat and at this moment, he suddenly found himself in an endlessly dark space and specks of light were flying in the void, like fragments of a broken mirror. The largest one is the size of a palm, the smallest one is the size of a grain of rice and in the middle of all the spots of light

She took another deep breath and pushed it open, pressing into another space. The other room was so bright, with glittering lights hanging from the ceiling like stars, sending shades of light glimmering across the walls. There were gems and crystals scattered on the floor to catch the lights' beams and send rainbow patterns across the room. She stared, mesmerised, unable to tear her gaze away.

ANNALISE In an instant, a mesmerizing light floods the area, captivating my senses. It shimmers with neon rainbow hues, casting a spellbinding glow that engulfs the space. The once-present ceiling has vanished, merging the radiance of the full moon with the vibrant colors. Struggling to shield my eyes from the blinding brilliance, I blink several times. My gaze shifts to my three motionless companions, frozen in time.

It bounded and leapt through the clearing, scattering motes of gold and silver light that floated upward like tiny stars. Snow stood still, her arms crossed, but a faint grin touched her lips. Phineas smiled too, his eyes reflecting the fox’s glow. We watched as it circled us, tail leaving glimmering trails through the dusk air, before slowly dissolving into a quiet shower of sparks that faded into the night. I breathed out, grinning. “It… actually worked.” Phineas gave a small nod. “Good. Now, test it. See how much your light can take shape.”

The bright moon shone on Su's body that was becoming darker and darker. It was as if a faint layer of light was scattering down on her body. When it landed on half of her body, it gave one a high and elegant feeling. "Has it been smooth abroad?" Su chatted along the way. On the road in the distance, rows of flowing lights interweaved around the side of the road in an orderly manner, adding a different color to the entire city! "Well, everything went well!"

Sarah replied, clicking her safety off. They moved out of the alley, back into the maze of a darkened world. Somewhere above, a single light flickered—an angry, isolated spark of violet—followed by the steady, inevitable thud of thousands of unseen, automated feet shifting in the dark, preparing to claim the city.

"But we have to be close. We have to—" Light. Ahead, through the trees, I saw it. Real light. Moonlight and torchlight and the blessed, beautiful glow of Shadowfang's defensive positions at the forest edge. "There!" I practically sobbed with relief. "Ronan, we're almost there!" He tried to move faster, but his legs gave out. We both went down hard, hitting the corrupted ground with enough force to drive the air from my lungs. The Shard tumbled from Ronan's hand, rolling a few feet away, still pulsing with that terrible purple light.

Lantern light and starlight tangled on our faces. For once, the future didn’t look like a web or a ledger. It looked like this. Messy. Crowded. Chosen.

"Lucia, it must be the way out! Come on, we must save your sister." They immediately dash towards the small light, hoping that it may be where Annie is. However, their expectation only brought them disappointment. The circle of light seems to be a reflection of the snow crystals that can be seen on the tap roots. Worse is that the casted object was a dead end.

As Sarah and Alex clung to each other in the swirling abyss, a faint shimmer of light appeared in the distance, drawing their attention like a beacon in the darkness. Alex squinted, trying to discern its source. "What is that?" he asked, his voice filled with cautious hope. Sarah's heart skipped a beat as she gazed at the glowing light, a flicker of excitement igniting within her. "I don't know," she replied, her voice tinged with wonder. "But it feels... different somehow."