Buzz Lightyear X Ray Novels & Stories

Xipher said as he came to stand behind me to help show me how. I smiled, “Now that is more like it.” “You need to listen to what Xipher instructs you to do Rayna. It is not as easy as it sounds. The light is strong enough to crush someone or even catch them on fire if you are not careful.” I frowned, “I thought it was only light, it is a weapon as well?” “Rayna, do you remember that day of the rescue?” Xipher began. I nodded, and he continued, “You took the light further that night and used it as a weapon. I warned you to stop, or you could have seriously hurt Galen, but you kept going.”

Her hands were clenched tightly, and there was a faint spiritual glow around her body. The Death Ray was definitely powerful. Even Wilbur could not completely ignore that spell. Yet, just as Seymour pulled the trigger, Wilbur activated the Dragon's Safehaven. A dazzling array of lights suddenly surrounded Wilbur. The Death Ray struck the light soundlessly and disappeared without a trace. Wilbur held his sword with one hand, standing in the light as he coldly looked at Seymour. Seymour was shocked. His sniper fell to the ground with a clank. He could not understand what the light around Wilbur was to be able to absorb the Death Ray that could ignore any levels without a trace.

She wished there was something else she could do, some other way she could protect them. But no attack came. It took her a few minutes to work up the courage to open her eyes. When she did, she was nearly blinded. "Can you turn that thing off?" she grumbled. "Wait - is that my headlamp?" "Sorry." Xavier reached up and clicked off the headlamp. Then glanced over his shoulder. Spots still danced in Penny's eyes, after-effects of the lamp shining directly into her pupils. Her eyes stung slightly, too, from the remnants of the bear spray still hanging in the air.

He quickly grabbed something off his back and fiercely opened it. It turned out to be an invisible umbrella and, after opening it, blocked the cloud of green light. Zayne’s internal energy vibrated fiercely. That green light suddenly suffered a vicious shock and fell to the ground. A flashlight was shone at that thing, and it turned out to be a luminescent bug. It had been shaken and fallen to the ground, dead. A glowing green light was also emitted, which did not extinguish. “Holy sh*t! What a huge luminescent bug!”

That’s when she realized that the Soulwaker’s plan was to release a magnified light through a fireball, directed towards the metallic gray robot. “Don’t tell me…” Xiao whispered, upon realizing what the Soulwaker was about to do, she yelped, as she screamed, “No…!” But it was already too late. The Soulwaker has already released the fireball, making the whole surroundings be lit with fire. She sees nothing but yellow light and the robot was no longer visible, but she could hear voices. A lot of voices from anywhere the place. But she couldn’t spot those as they’re unable to be seen due to the light. Just when she’s feeling the doubled heat through her body, she thought it was already the end

Firelight. They were willing to burn fuel, huh—even set up a bonfire. Well, that made sense. It was freezing out here. Who could stand it for long without some warmth? Ray didn't use a flashlight. With a brief activation of spatial perception every now and then, everything within eight meters—front, back, left, right—was crystal clear. Where could a blind spot possibly be? It was clearer than daylight, so it was completely impossible to sneak up on him. He moved closer without making a sound.

He brings his mate to an empty room, the pack doctor of the alpha family comes in and checked the luna, Blaze almost growled at him for touching his mate but kept his anger down and focused on his mate. "Report!" Blaze ordered and the pack doctor, Garret nodded it. "Yes alpha, she fainted because of her anxiety, I will give her some medicine for her anxiety and you need to train her how to control her attacks." Garret said professionally, Blaze understood his words, his mate has anxiety and he felt like he has so much work. He groaned and closed his eyes, Garret leaves the room, smart man who didn't want to anger him anymore. Blaze sat down on a stool beside his mate, he holds her cold hand

Unfortunately, due to the sharpness of the dagger, its blade still left a cut on the corpse. Within the next second, some black gas promptly emerged from the cut. Upon closer inspection, one could tell that the black gas was actually made up of some tiny insects. Instantly, those insects swarmed towards Tyr. “Be careful, boss!” Letting out a low roar, Xyris waved her hands and a turquoise light glowed between her palms. The next second, that turquoise light devoured those black bugs before retracting back into her sleeve. “Go!” Xyris grabbed Tyr’s hand as they exited the room as fast as they could.

Zachary scowled and said, "I'm not sure, Daddy. It smells creepy." "Yes, this place has a deathly odor," Vinzen said. "Eww..." Brandon mumbled. "Zach, are we okay?" Zachary nodded and reached out to touch his twin with his palm. King Dreksil watched his sons in silence as they shared a subtle look of understanding before bowing their heads simultaneously. They clenched their palms together, and a laser beam shot from their foreheads, connected with the rays of their hands, hit the dark purple spacecraft encased in crystal light, and generated a blinding white light.

Then she opened a lower compartment—and froze. A large device lay nestled inside. Matte black. Angular. About the size of a travelling box, fitted with vents and digital panels. Etched into its surface were the words: Kyrexin-X. Lylah didn’t know what it meant. But something about it—its weighty design, the way it seemed to hum with dormant power—made her blood run cold, and instantly she knew that this... this was worse than silver bullets.