Novel & Cerita Apakah Tikus Takut Cahaya Lampu

Pretended I didn’t affect him. But his ears always went pink. He had tells he didn’t even know he had. “What are you doing outside so late?” I asked. He shrugged, not looking at me. “Couldn’t sleep. The moon is too bright. And there were soldier ants in my room.” That made a low laugh escape me. “You’re terrified of everything small, aren’t you?” “I am not terrified,” he snapped, glaring at me. “They bite. And they attack in groups. It’s logical to avoid them.”

Scratch. It's coming from the corner where the shadows are deepest. Near the water bottle I couldn't reach. Panic, quicker than the pain, pierces through my tiredness. I know that sound. It taps into a primal fear I've had since I was a child. The fear of things that scurry in the dark. Movement catches my eye. Small. Grey. Fast. Something darts along the baseboard. A mouse. My stomach drops. I press my back harder against the floor, trying to make myself disappear. It pauses, twitching its nose. It smells the blood on the floor. It smells the sickness in the air. Then, another one runs out from behind the chair. They are exploring.

He was probably asking himself where the Alpha was. " We can all see clearly in the dark, My lady." The guard answered slowly and Estelle sighed, realizing she was the only different one around. " So? Would there be any harm done if the lights are turned on? I can't see in the dark, I'm neither a bat or a werewolf." She clicked her tongue frustratedly. Standing in the dark alone was beginning to scare her if it wasn't for the guards around.

A tiny sound broke the silence then from behind one of the crates, a small shadow darted out. I gasped. “Oh my God—” The beam of Jace’s flashlight caught it just as it scurried across the floor. A rat. A freaking mouse. My heart was still racing like I’d seen a ghost. I pressed a shaky hand against my chest. “Seriously?” Jace lowered his gun, the faintest sigh leaving him. “You scream louder than the threat.” Heat rushed to my face. “I thought it was a person!” He didn’t answer, just gave me that look—flat, unreadable, like he couldn’t decide if I was ridiculous or exhausting.

The lights flickered as it always did, adding to the creepiness and scary factor of the basement. “Its just a rat. Its just a rat.” Carson chanted to himself to calm him beating heat. “There is no such thing as ghosts. No ghosts. No ghosts.” He continued chanting while searching with the torch. The unrhythmic flickering lights were unreliable so he made sure to keep his torch pointed towards the direction of his vision.

Killain’s POV The echo of my shoes against the marble corridor is the only sound that greets me. Each step carries the weight of a day steeped in politics and blood, but something in the air tonight is heavier still. The door to our room is ajar, the faintest draft curling out like a warning. I push it open and pause. Darkness swallows the space whole. Not a single lamp burns. Little mouse never lets the dark win. She leaves the bedside lamp on….always. She has this strange fear from pitch darkness… I don’t know why.

The night was so dark, and It started to rain heavily. There was a thundering and lighting sound everywhere in the sky. "Ahhhh," Myra shouted with the voice of thunder, and she woke up with a jolt. When she opened her eyes, she could only see the darkness everywhere. She remembered that she had put the night lights on when she was sleeping. She always left the lights on when she slept alone. "What happened to the lights?" She said, confused, she checked the switch, but it was on, which means that there was no power. She started to get scared. She already had a fear of darkness.

"And I've read some research articles that say they're also sensitive to high-frequency sound waves." "But where can we find a light source?" Gawin asked. In a room with only dim light, where could they find a light strong enough to harm the experimental creature in front of them? It's eyes widened. "Light and sound, huh?!" He thought of some equipment in the lab that they might be able to use. He saw a flashlight on the wall for emergencies. He lunged for the flashlight, turned it on, and shone it into the creature's eyes. It worked!

We were completely drenched in the sudden darkness. " Great! That's the problem with small towns!" I could sense irritability in Adam's voice. " May be the lightning stroke the electric pole. " I said with a shaky voice as I was always afraid of the dark. " Wait, I'm gonna grab the light, it’s probably somewhere near the table..." Adam said while standing up to go near the table behind my back. " Watch out!" " Ahhhh!"

The floor just next to the Teddy Bear suddenly opened. "You are indeed a genius" Kyle raised his thumbs at me. "Are you interested in going in?" I turned to him and asked. "That's should be your personal secret " He looked hesitant. "Well, you don't plan to betray me do you?" I rolled my eyes at him and used the stairs to go in. I entered the room which was extremely dark and there is no form of light. I turned around blindly to find the switch. Until my hands touched it. I switched on the light as I sighed relieved, I don't know why but I don't like staying in darkness. I don't know if it's done kind of phobia or anything but darkness brings some kind of fear to me.