Blind Spot Peripheral Vision Novels & Stories

It was the same with his vision. Out of the corner of his eye, he could almost see something black and shadowy hovering around his head. It wasn't purple, and it was the only thing he could see that wasn't. However, he could only see it out of the corner of his eye. The moment he turned to look directly at it, it disappeared. Assuming of course that he wasn't imagining it. Something about it made him decidedly uncomfortable, depressed, and just plain listless.

But what if that gets me fired? I lie to myself that maybe if I ignore it, it will go away. How so wrong I was . Next thing I know, my knees give out and I fall as if going down on my knees. I'm furiously blinking my eyes to see something or someone but all I see is black and not spots but complete darkness. I'm sure my eyes are open but I can't see a thing as if my pupils have rolled to the back of my eyes . I hear voices, loud and distant. I can't make out anything. I feel like I'm drifting off. Then I neither see nor feel a thing.

The doctor performed a comprehensive examination on Angeline's eyes but did not detect any organic changes. With that, he came to a regretful conclusion. "Ms. Severe, if you can't control your emotions properly and continue to place yourself in a state of anxiety and depression all the time, your somatic disorder will become more and more serious. As it turns out, your intermittent vision loss this time has lasted much longer than the last. If medications aren’t taken to control it, I’m afraid you’ll become permanently blind.”

“I paid quite a sum for this, but it was a worthy investment. Did you know about the item’s effects before you told me to turn it into an accessory?” Zen nodded his head, then shook it. “It did not tell me you would be able to regain your eyesight. Back then, the inspected description of the drop I saw you receive was simply a permanent night vision effect and the ability to negate all blindness effects while detecting infra-red light. It would have been very handy for other people, but I didn’t want to let you know what it did specifically because virtual reality cannot give the blind what they did not have in the first place.”

In fact, my vision is starting to blur at the sides, growing so fast that for a moment all I can see is black. Then my consciousness leaves me, replaced with nothing but pain.

Then, in a fraction of a second, I'm sitting outside on the cold ground, shaking, being held by the guy I once despised. People are forming a ring around us before my eyes. Their eyes gleam with curiosity and a desire to learn more about what's going on. I noticed that my eyes were becoming fatigued, that my vision was becoming fuzzy, and that I could only see a fraction of what was going on around me. My breathing becomes shaky, and then I suddenly can't even hear anything. All of a sudden, my vision just went… black.

"You're no fun. How do you always blindside me like that." "You ever heard of tunnel vision." "There you go with your weird words. What is it?" "It's when you focus on something, and you forget everything else but what's in front of you," I said, sitting down. "Isn't that how it's supposed to be?" "No, you idiot." "Watch who you are calling an idiot, brat." "You need to see all around you so you don't get blindsided. Dragons are not going to clash swords with you, you know."

She had come only because of one thing, which was… She looked at the specialist and said solemnly, "I already did a follow-up somewhere else. Everything looks fine, so there's no need for you to check me again." The specialist was taken aback and hesitated. "Then why did you come here today?" "I want to ask for a consultation. If the nerves in the brain are damaged and there is a blood clot pressing on the optic nerve so that it leads to blindness, is blindness an absolute certainty?" Maria watched him closely and seriously.

As if she was standing in a blind spot. My steps follow the imagination of Mafia's footsteps and I stand before the door before I open it. The CCTV camera is slightly leaning towards the roadside. An adult person's movement can be captured easily from this angle. However, Maria is small, the camera might not have captured her as she stood like this. If it is, she stood on the blind spot and moved to the left. Where she saw something which led her to walk out. However, the question is, how did she see something or someone from inside the bar? When the store is stuffed with all kinds of plants. The door can't be seen from the bar.

He lifted me and placed me on a stretcher before I was wheeled into the emergency room. A doctor pried open my eyes, a harsh light flashing over my left one, though I could see nothing from it. "This woman has lost vision in her left eye. She fainted due to extreme emotional distress, which may have worsened nerve compression." Just before I completely lost consciousness, I heard Daniel’s frantic voice. "Why is she blind in one eye?!" Then everything went black. … I knew I was dreaming because somehow, I was looking at my twenty-two-year-old self.