Beetlejuice Prologue: Invisible Novels & Stories

Melinda cut the sprig of the mistletoe into four shorter bits, and she gave me one bit. She tucked two bits into my pup's hands, and she held the last one in her hand. "Right now, I need you to focus your mind on being invisible. We want to be invisible, right?" Melinda quipped. "Yeah. Ain't that your plan all along??" I retorted. "Yeah, I know… but to achieve that, you must first believe that you are already invisible. So, as you hold the mistletoe in your hand, you have to believe that you are already invisible." Melinda stated.

Before she knew it her red hair was blowing around all she could hear was the whistle of the wind and when she opened her icey blue eyes all she could see was blue around her, after a minute it went dark. She pulled out the flash light that had stuffed into her back pocket, and switched the light on it wasn't bright, but it also wasn't very dark either it was the perfect amount of light for being in the courthouse without getting herself caught. She had changed into all black before she left, a black hoodie, black shoes, and black pants, she had seen it on a show once. She followed the stairs up that she found a plauge that told her what floor and court room was what judge. She skimmed over

I could see the yellow silhouettes of Lieutenant Razali and Staff Chua, though I was totally invisible to them. Intrigued, I explored my environment and walked into the midst of the forests. I studied the environment and found numerous blue spots on the trees, behind thick vegetation, and some even rested by boulders. Blips of blue lights skittered in the darkness, and each of them was too small to pose a menace. Usually, these are gentle forms of spiritual beings. However, I would watch out for the orange and red life forms. As I walked on, my inner voice raised a silent red flag - there were no visible signs of the boys. They are not in the jungle?

None of them had a happy ending. “Get over here!” Nazeera ordered and without a second thought, I rushed to her side. “invisibilis. indespectus. caecus.” In a flash Nazeera could not be seen anymore. I looked down at myself and all I could see was the door behind, I had turned transparent. Invisible. “In all you do, keep your foot to yourself.” She whispered, her voice barely audible. The footsteps continued down the pathway between the dorm’s tall fence and the gate.

The Necromancer countered by calling forth scores of fist-sized black beetles that came skittering across the grass from the edge of the pool. “Death beetles!” Jenna shouted. “Do not let them bite! Their poison is instantaneously fatal.” She drew a quick spell in the air, turning the ground in front of the insects into gooey mud. The beetles’ charge was slowed to a crawl as they tried to force their tiny legs through the sticky muck. Rave and his volkaane comrades knelt at the edge of the morass and fired short bursts of blue fire from their fingers into each beetle, picking them off one by one and incinerating them before they could reach dry ground.

"Yes, oh, yes, good fairy!" The six tikbalangs were encapsulated in a glowing bubble. The fairy and the bubble disappeared. "We need to investigate," Vino stated sternly. "I will go with you," Brie announced her intent. Vino waved his hand while whispering some Latin words. "Come, Brie!" he said while he was reaching for her hand. "We are invisible!" Brie was amazed. "I and Zac will watch the mirror." Ivana and Zac were climbing the stairs. In a glimpse, they were at the forest in the back of the house.

------------------ Levy did not say anything. She simply finished her breakfast and then drew a small array to hide Lily’s presence, she then said, “ Remember that you are only invisible and not untouchable. If you get bumped into by someone your presence will be noticed.” “ I understand,” Lily replied softly. She then followed after Levy, her eyes flickering as she looked around, she followed Levy like a little curious cat as she ooohed at this and ahh’ed at that.

she added, and I nodded, gathering my belongings in anticipation of our departure. As we navigated through the mansion, carefully avoiding the maids and guards, we finally reached Beelzebub's dorm. My heart sank when I realized the door was locked, frustration bubbling up inside me. June, however, came to the rescue, skillfully picking the lock with a pin she had hidden in her pocket. The door swung open, revealing the mysterious room within. We entered, and I started searching for the hidden portal. After a moment of wandering, I finally recalled its location. Excitement surged through me as we stepped into the secret room.

Julian remained oblivious, unconscious, as they began to carry him out of the bar. Jasmine’s eyes widened in shock. They were kidnapping him right before her eyes, and he couldn't even defend himself. “Hey, what are you doing? You can’t just take him!” she protested, stepping forward to stop them. Though she had no idea what Julian had done to provoke this, she couldn't stand by and let it happen.

I asked, my voice tight. ​"You’re checking the ley lines," Leo said, stepping up to my other side. "Your fingers are twitching. You’re looking for a pulse that isn't there." ​"Because there is a pulse," I countered, stopping near the fountain. ​The North Quad was filled with students. Some were studying, some were tossing a frisbee, but a group of five sat perfectly still on the edge of the fountain. They were the "Invisibles"—the ones the Gene hadn't claimed. Usually, the Invisibles were loud, chaotic, and vibrant. These five were different. They sat in a perfect pentagon, their hands resting on their knees, their gazes fixed on the mountain range where the Black Mountain used to pierce the