Book Light Of Asia の小説・ストーリー

He wanted to prepare himself under the guards attack. When Liam started to open his hand and it shows a light with a color of green. The guards immediately attacked him but Liam throw that light to the yellow Alpha guard. 'Innnnggg! Thuggg!' A sound of a light that throw's to the Alpha yellow's guards. By the force that has been made, the Alpha yellow guards has been push and made them step back in their place. "I am not here to harm you, so stay back!" Liam exclaimed in his serious while pointing at the Alpha yellow's guards and glancing at the same time to Senan.

Lin looked at Oo’s square face with short curly hair cut and Oo wore a blue striped shirt, and a Kachin pattern longyi. Oo was really surprised to see Lin at this place. Lin answered, “Yes, Oo. I should be at home. But I wanted to look for a book so that I thought I should come to Bagan book shop. That’s why I came here.” “Look at what I got here,” said Lin happily. Lin held out the book he bought from Bagan Book House. Oo looked at it, and found the book whose title was “Burman: An Appreciation”. Oo asked Lin that why he bought this book.

grumbled Aza. But suddenly the book gave off a blue light, that light was very striking in Aza's dark room. Dark black pupils widened, mouth slightly opened when he watched the light. The light formed an image, wasn't it not, it wasn't a picture but a map? Aza paid more attention to the light which continued to make lines on the blank paper. After the light disappeared, Aza began to pay close attention to the map. "Ah? Isn't this the map of my city? Eum what is this?" muttered Aza when she saw the marker on which the cubes were pictured with various colors.

Ashina sat inside the circle at the center of the floor, chained by both wrists, with her throat pulsing like a trapped insect. The cell made her look smaller, but not weaker. I know the difference now. Bardolph stood outside the door as I had ordered, silent and bleeding through his bandage, while Conri entered with me. Tala came too, carrying an old book wrapped in red cloth, though she refused to explain what it was until Ashina saw it. The moment Ashina’s eyes touched the book, her body went still enough to answer one question before we asked it. “You know this,” I said, watching her face carefully.

In Lydia’s room, a folder opened on her laptop. Clara’s name glowed on the screen. Beside it, a plan began to form. And something in the shadows leaned closer, waiting.

I commanded, my voice echoing with a resonance that was not entirely my own. ​The iron bolts groaned, a sound like a giant waking from a long slumber. The door swung open slowly, revealing a chamber filled with a soft, ethereal glow. Thousands of scrolls were tucked into honeycomb shelves that reached into the darkness above, and in the center stood a pedestal made of pure obsidian. On it sat the book, bound in skin that shimmered like a raven’s wing. ​"The Book of Shadows," Lila whispered, her torch flickering as if the room itself were trying to snuff it out. "It actually exists."

And then the air changed. Not violently. Authoritatively. The light suddenly bent wrong. The shadows straightened. The forest bowed. Moonlight thickened between the trees, silver pooling where nothing had stood a moment before. Mayari stepped out of it as if she had always been there. Darkness trailed behind her. Umbra surged to his feet, teeth bared, a growl ripping from his chest. Luca moved instantly, stepping in front of Althea without thinking, without hesitation. Mayari’s gaze softened.