Above Ten Thousand People Light Novels & Stories

There were at least ten thousand men! "What, what's going on?" Lester trembled in fear, not daring to step forward. All of his hundred men turned pale too. They had never seen such a scene before. Ten thousand men were filling not only the street before them but also the neighboring streets. Lily, Tiffany, and the others walked out of the pub. At the sight of the men, their mouths hung open in shock. They shrieked, covering their mouths. "My god! There are so many people!"

It cleared up the clouds and fog in an instant, dissipating the dark clouds within 500 kilometers and making way for the bright moon. The moonlight was as bright as the sun, illuminating the Ghost-wailing Hill to the point that it resembled daylight. Moments later, the powerful light turned into a dazzling display of seven-colored light. Xiao Chen said, "No hurry. Several thousands of people are heading there right now and a bloody battle is sure to ensue. We should just sit and watch. We'll wait for the opportune moment to strike."

Sir Holt and Zayan looked up at the sky with expressionless faces, though their hearts were in turmoil. Within the rolling clouds, faint traces of multicolored light shimmered. As time passed, the colorful lights appeared more frequently, as if gradually consuming the clouds. "Such intense ascension light—there must be tens of thousands ascending!" "There are probably more. The latest statistics show that 264,777 people have entered Mount Causabour!" "Over 260,000? How did so many people get here?"

that Is the sad thing, these people had already lived in an exiled yet the outside world still exploiting them. I leaned back in my chair, contemplating her words. “And the population?” She hesitated before answering, knowing full well how much this would shock me. “Ten billion.” I nearly dropped the pen in my hand. “Ten billion?” She nodded. “Turns out the Church of Light and other oppressive human nations have been maintaining an illusion to keep the demi-humans divided and unaware of their true numbers. Fear kept them isolated, and misinformation made them believe they were alone in the world. But now that the illusion has been broken, they’ve begun uniting under Aeternum’s banner.”

His masculine voice went up an octave. For as far as the sub lights shines, hellhounds are attached to weights and float approximately ten feet off the ocean floor, wreathing in their dance of claws, fangs, and death. "There are thousands," King thunders in the small confines of the sub, his voice filled with horror. "Tens of thousands," I say in shock. "We need to go back to shore." Urgency fills my very bones. Even the hairs on the back of my neck try to hide.

Bam! Suddenly, Tommy slammed his hand on the table. "Brice, don't think you can act recklessly just because Adrian supports you!" He glanced around at the gathered elders. "Everyone, given the gravity of the situation, we can’t afford to ignore it. Dolsor, though not vast, has a densely populated area with over three million residents. Any misstep could lead to casualties in the millions!" One elder monitoring a large spherical display then suddenly exclaimed, drawing everyone's attention. The screen showed a clear aerial view of Dolsor.

“Has anyone actually gone out in the dark with loads of light and survived?” “They have,” said Keezy. Okay, at least that was a good sign. “And has anyone gone out without a light and made it back.” “Of course,” said May-May. “You don’t always run into a jabberwock.” “How often? I mean, if ten people went out without a light, how many would you expect to return?” Keezy and May-May both gave it some thought. “Nine?” said May-May. “Sound about right,” said Keezy.

It’s eleven o’clock on Blueberry Hill. A small town not far from the state of Michigan now looks dead with no activity after ten. Street lights could be seen lighting up the city, and only the howling of stray dogs was heard in the small town of fewer than five thousand people.

Lillian asked. “500 people from Middletown Pack and 350 from Light Beam Pack,” Asher answered. Light Beam has always been a small pack. That was why I was shocked by this pack when I got here. I couldn’t see any of the people in Light Beam, so they must all be behind the Middletown Pack. “When will they be introduced to the pack formally?” I asked.

"Mr. Lloyd, I'd like to work for your company." "I'll come ready with my full commitment, and two of Eric's key clients. Is that enough? I can bring more if needed." A deep voice answered. "What do you want in return?" "I have no home and not a single penny to my name." "Alright. Come to my place."