All The Light We Cannot See Audiobook Novels & Stories

She boomed, Derora noticed the storms outside still bellowed, but she seemed on edge, now was her time for a distraction, "How is the war with the light gods going?" she asked, Herega turned her gaze to her, lightning flashed outside, "You will remain silent derora!" She growled, Derora gave a smug grin, it really got on her nerves as the whole room darkened due to the thunder clouds outside the palace, herega stretched her hand to summon lightning. Then derora noticed the light trying to clear the clouds, it was a real Battle of elements, she laughed out as herega turned to her,

She argued that with vampirism, witchcraft, and senses of werewolves combined, we will be indestructible. “Niklaus was made with witch powers! Powerful with powers at that! And you think a bite from him would produce the same results?” Lucianna screamed once again, seeking for the attention to be diverted to her. I hid my claws when I saw my aunt averted her gaze to my cousin, Lucianna. I immediately sat beside Natyaramona and assisted her into standing up. Her breaths were heavy and sharp, panting and almost begging for the last of it.

I looked around hoping I could see or at least feel someone but no it was just a phone ring. But wait for a second... I know this ring. I have heard it before. But where? I listened more carefully as the sound became louder and louder and then it finally was just near my ear. I turned around but it was still dark. Suddenly a ball of light appeared from my right side at a distance. It was dim but gradually it started getting brighter and brighter. The phone was still ringing. I was mesmerized by the light but was it really light or just what I thought the light would look like. Whatever it was, it was beautiful.

For a second, I could not tell who he was really talking to. A wave of grief crashed over me. My Alpha, talking about our Luna crowning ceremony for the first time, was with another woman. All my devotion felt like a cruel joke. Tears mixed with my breath, coming faster and sharper. Suddenly, I felt a painful connection with the voice on the other end. The pain surged again, and I crumpled to the floor. I curled up tight. It was the only way to ease the ache. "Why does it still hurt after the contract's been terminated?" I whispered to myself.

Perhaps I had overestimated how much I had been ‘fixed’. My chest was getting tighter with every step and my head was starting to spin as I continued into the forest. In a rush I had completely forgotten the tiny little fact that humans can't see in the dark, and being a human, it meant I couldn't see where I was heading. I leant against a tree, gasping for air. Leaning forward I struggled to breathe but I clutched tightly on the compass, trying to figure out which was North.

But as I looked out over the fields of tents glowing faintly beneath the sunset, I couldn’t shake the feeling that it did matter—that somehow, this strange light, this world, and my lost memories were all connected. And deep down, I couldn’t stop wondering if the light that saved me was trying to tell me something. ---- The soft wind brushed against my face as we walked farther from the healer’s tent, following the narrow path of crystals that glowed faintly beneath our feet. Their light didn’t move or shimmer, yet it pulsed gently, like a heartbeat buried deep within the ground. I couldn’t tell if it was real or if my imagination was still running wild from everything I’d heard.

He murmured, "She's just lying there anyway, like she's already gone, not using her eyes. Might as well give them to someone who really needs them." A shadow of pity passed over the doctor's face as he said, "But… What if Ms. Yocelyn Carden wakes up one day?" "Then we'll cross that bridge when we get to it." In that instant, it hit me like a ton of bricks. Was Samuel planning to give my cornea to Amelia? Was he willing to leave me blind? I was rooted to the spot, my mind reeling, as I slowly backed away from Samuel. Watching them together, so lovey-dovey, a wave of icy dread spread through me.

- Nadir replied firmly, getting up from the couch when she finally shook off the shock and slowly realized everything Lilith had said about her. - I see.- Lilith said, a little saddened. She knew that would not be able to make her do anything - for Nadir was even stronger than her.- If you want to leave, you must know that after a month on the surface, you will no longer be a succubus. Your charm will disappear, the power to feel the emotions of others, invisibility, mind-reading, but also hunger for energy... However, you will not become completely human, because it's impossible to get rid of what you inherited from Lucifer. Be aware of it.- she pointed out and left the room. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Despite the fear that threatened to consume me, I tried to stay strong, for both of us. Just as I was about to say something else, a faint glow appeared in the distance. It was a soft, ethereal light that seemed to beckon us. A sense of foreboding washed over me, but I knew we had no other choice. Together, we began to move towards the light, unaware of the monumental revelation that awaited us, a truth that would change everything. The labyrinth of the Forgotten was about to reveal its deepest secret.

she exclaimed, her voice echoing through the hall. In an instant, all the lights extinguished, leaving only the green and black flame burning fiercely in the middle of the hall—the solitary beacon in the darkness. The emerald light illuminated the room, casting an otherworldly glow on our faces, as if it held the secrets of ancient wisdom and boundless possibilities. We stood there, transfixed, the air thick with anticipation and a sense of the unknown. The journey had only just begun, and as the green light bathed us in its ethereal radiance.