Blindfold Elden Ring Novels & Stories

Elias’s chest tightened anyway; he could feel the electricity in the air, as if the room itself acknowledged the tension between them. “You’re ready,” Alexander said, voice low and deliberate, almost a whisper. “Blindfold first.” Elias obeyed, letting the soft cloth cover his eyes. The world fell away instantly. Sounds sharpened, scents deepened, and every small movement became amplified. He shivered not from cold, but from the awareness of the unknown. “Take a deep breath,” Alexander instructed, stepping close enough that Elias could feel the heat radiating from him. “Feel the floor beneath you. Feel your own heartbeat. And mine.”

“Darkness teaches edges.” They moved to the bridge’s underbelly where stone ribs arched like a whale’s skeleton. Kaelira’s boots scuffed ancient soot. Zevran drew a small circle with the tip of his dagger and pressed two fingers to its rim. The mark pulsed faintly silver. “A ward?” she asked. “A blindfold,” he corrected. “To the world. Not to us.” Kaelira stepped inside. The bond tightened—not painful, not pleasant. A reminder. He joined her, close enough that their shoulders nearly brushed and didn’t.

The sudden news took Lucian by surprise "my thoughts exactly" "but the security was tight, both physically and spiritually." Lucien said. Diablerie was the last magic mirror that allows and grants one the power to see the past, present and future whether hidden or secret. But one needed to possess an extraordinary amount of power to control it. "Apparently, the intruders used some kind of charm to make the guards fall asleep but I'm yet to find out how they managed to get pass the spiritual border." Zephyr calmly explained. "Black magic!" Lucian exclaimed.

The inscriptions lit up and three scrolls materialized. "I don't know where you obtained all that money but I advise you to train carefully in the Warp spell. You wouldn't be the first cultivator to die because of an error in its execution." Lucinda stored the scroll and bowed to the Professor, then she hastily left the inventory to return to her accommodation. She didn't even look at Ivor as she sat on her bed and took out the three scrolls. 'Blind is a simple rank 0 spell that covers a small area with black fog, it can be useful to surprise enemies with weak mental energy.'

Then, glancing back at his father, Elias added, his brow lifting slightly, “Why do we have to make our presence in Southamberston known?” “Duh! We don’t need to announce...” Wilkin playfully nudged second brother’s arm “But let’s not pretend we’re invisible either. Do you think anyone watching us will miss a herd of our horses thundering halfway across the kingdom?” “What if there is another way?” Elias, still had his mysterious expression “But I will either have to kill you all once we are there, or blindfold you before taking you along.” “Blindfold… I am too young to die.” Aengus declared shamelessly as he took off his neckerchief and started blindfolding himself.

Eleanor's POV On the fifth anniversary of my marking ceremony with Alpha Gabriel Blackhound, I was blinded by a blast of high-concentration silver dust sprayed from the jewelry box in my hands. Gabriel then dismantled the entire jewelry store in retaliation for my sake, howling in anger and vowing to uncover the mastermind to avenge me. From then on, he acted as my personal guide wherever I went, even letting me rest in his lap while he was handling pack affairs at meetings, so much so that the entire pack often praised him for his loyalty and devotion to his mate.

She turns and casually tosses it toward me. "For our last game. I want you to wear that." "A blindfold?" I ask incredulously. "Yes. Wear it." “Are you serious?” “Yes! Go on. I’m waiting.” This is ridiculous. Oh fuck it. With a sigh, I wrap the blindfold over my eyes and tighten the knot. "Good," Lena says. "Now listen carefully." "Yeah, I'm listening." "From this moment forward, you're going to prove that you're a good puppy."

His dark eyes locked on her, sharp and unreadable. She walked forward, every step careful. “Today, you’re not fighting,” he said, holding out a strip of cloth. Her brows drew together. “What is that?” “Blindfold.” Her stomach dropped. “Blind... fold” “Put it on.” His tone held no space for argument. Her hands shook slightly as she tied the cloth around her eyes. The world vanished into black. Every breath sounded louder, every shift in the dirt beneath her feet more noticeable. “You’ll learn to rely on your wolf,” Damien said, his voice cutting through the darkness. “Sight is just a tool. Instinct is survival.”

“This would put Jameson's worries at rest because without any eye contact, I wouldn't be able to read his mind“ I explained, trying to fool the crowd—as well as everyone else that I didn't have other intentions. “Do you agree to this Jameson?“ Lord Kingsley asks. Without hesitation, Jameson took the bait. “I do. He's the one who had asked to be blindfolded. Cali just shouldn't change his mind later on“ A slow smile creeps up my face. “Don't worry, I won't and if I lose this match; I won't blame you either“ The referee approaches me with a red wrapper in his hands. Moving behind me, he tied the wrapper over my eyes; darkening my vision. “Can you see how many fingers I'm holding?“ The referee

He remembered his father's words when he was ten. "To defeat a ghost, you have to think like one. Since a ghost can't be seen with the eyes of most people, they can sense a presence." I have been relying on my eyes and not his presence. He took his shirt and tore off some parts that he can use to blindfold. After tearing it, he covered his eyes with it as he grabbed his sword. Link laughed. "You can't see me when your eyes are opened, how can you see me with blindfolds." Link teased but Xen paid no attention to him as he waited to feel his presence. If he stays focused, he will feel it.