Above Ten Thousand People Light の小説・ストーリー

I smiled, knowing the event is in good hands; even though it is the biggest event yet. I leaned back in my chair, “Five thousand people at this event! Unbelievable.” Aidinth smiled, “I believe it. You and Luna Abby are the dream team of getting shit done. Nothing goes unnoticed.” I laughed, “That’s hilarious. I’ll have to remember to tell Luna Abby that one. She’ll get a kick out of it too.”

Chapter 2 Freya After being on a flight for three hours I'm so ready to eat and sleep, but the men inform me we have another forty five minute drive to the estate. The two men are about five feet away from me. One is talking on the phone, looking straight at me. He and I make eye contact and he ends the call with whoever he is speaking with. They say nothing, just waving their hands and motioning for me to follow them. We walk through this private hallway until we reach a set of double glass doors. We walk through and we are met with another set of men but this time they seem more friendly. They're both wearing black suits but their hair isn't cut as short as the other two. This time the car

Darryl said, smiling. The entire temple was in total chaos! ‘He is challenging the entire Temple of Light with only fifty people?’ Yalena frowned secretly too. ‘Darryl is overconfident. A formation formed with only fifty people is too weak. How will it be able to withstand the impact from the attack of ten thousand soldiers?’ Darryl looked calm as he saw Yalena’s expression. “Your Highness, please arrange the people for me now.”

Now I'm waiting for the count to begin. One emperor, one light. After ten minutes of silence, the light turned on. Please assist me with counting. The first five white lights flashed, then three yellowish lights flashed, one dim light flashed, and finally, one red light flashed. Thank you very much. Thank you to my grandfathers who have voted; eleven of you have done so. Those who believe we should take the saw route, please show yourself as your light has shown. Five red lights appeared first, followed by two yellowish lights, and finally one faint light.

Rafie’s castle sits on a slightly raised platform so I can see the city we just came from, but that still hasn’t explained anything. “You haven’t made any point Cain.” “These lights will spread until they have covered the whole Kingdom. Raleigh alone will take two days of nonstop driving at top speed in a car to escape. It’s six days on horseback. After the main city that spreads around the castle, there are miles and miles of housing estates housing aristocrats and nobles, and after that lies the main markets. You will find turns and twists that keep on going for miles and the capital alone houses up to ten thousand people, and each one, as long as they pull breath, will have one of these l

It isn’t much longer before we reach a clearing in the trees and the full scene comes into view. I’m immediately taken aback by the sheer number of people, though I should’ve expected it- I mean, bigger pack equals bigger party, right? There must be at least a hundred people out here, and those are only the ones I can immediately see through the dark. There are a few tiki torches burning so it isn’t pitch black, but the low light is a whole mood. I count at least four kegs sitting in tubs of ice off to one side of the clearing, plastic cups clutched in most everyone’s hands, and of course there’s a speaker pumping out tunes nearby since no party is complete without music.

I smiled, knowing the event is in good hands; even though it is the biggest event yet. I leaned back in my chair, “Five thousand people at this event! Unbelievable.” Aidinth smiled, “I believe it. You and Luna Abby are the dream team of getting shit done. Nothing goes unnoticed.” I laughed, “That’s hilarious. I’ll have to remember to tell Luna Abby that one. She’ll get a kick out of it too.”

There was no way he believed that the Lightning Emperor would lose. “We are here,” the white man reported and drove into an underground parking lot. The parking lot was huge and contained many cars. At just a glance there were over a thousand cars here! “It seems that a lot of people got here early today,” the black man observed. There was still an hour to go before the fight. Usually the parking lot would not be this full. “Well, that is the allure of the Lightning King,” the white man chuckled as he found a spot and parked the car.

Back at home, my parents comforted me for a long time until the storm inside me gradually calmed. I opened my laptop and logged onto the observatory's website and social media platforms, only to find that my post had gone viral. The comment sections were flooded with reactions of shock and disbelief. "Oh my god, is that what Professor Thorne is really like?"

It swallowed the wind, swallowed the grit scraping against my nanoweave suit, swallowed the beat of my own heart. "New York," Wolfy whispered. The sound of his voice was too loud. It scraped against the silence—dry, raspy. I flinched. The vibration traveled through the air and settled in my teeth. He adjusted his glasses, squinting at a faded green rectangle hanging from a twisted metal pole. The traffic light above it was a dark, empty eye socket. "Pre-Fracture designation," he continued, reading the white text that was barely visible through layers of grime. "Population: Eight million."