City Of Light Webtoon Novels & Stories

I rambled on. “You have the same auras but yours is brighter. Every ruler of the Underworld has to be an heir of the Light.” I understood nothing from what Mismaia told me. I know it’s probably a serious matter but I just can’t wrap my head around it. I was just cooking mini donuts and waffles like a second ago. I get minimum wage and she’s telling me I’m practically like royalty. “I wanna believe you. This is just not normal for me.” She held my hand. I swiped it away. “I’m sorry.”

She was the middle child of the three younger siblings and was, by far, the least hostile of the Onasis women. The cover over her book seemed entirely inappropriate for one so young, with a pirate rending the bodice of a swooning socialite. Her large circular glasses glinted when she turned the page. "Is it true that in the capital, they have lights that never go out, even in storms?" "You mean bulbs and the wonders of electricity? Yes, Eventide City does indeed have them. Such wonders line the sidewalks, even light some of the better-kept homes." "Interesting," was all Dahlia had to say on the subject before her interests were snatched up again by whatever was on the page before her.

"The Hidden City reveals itself to those who are worthy. The Hidden City welcomes you, Livia." "Congratulations again, and welcome to the city of second chances." The gates opened, revealing a light illuminating the tunnel's end. It was like a symbolic ray of promise, protection, and possibilities. Crossing the threshold, I was met with the most unreal beautiful site. The ground below me was alive with lights like someone had taken a handful of glitter and thrown it as far as the eye could see. It was too dark to make out individual buildings, but the lights were enough for me. I sighed, amazed at the view laid out before me.

There were many cities in the country of Kanto. Among these cities was one that was famed for being the busiest in the region and even the entire world, A City. A City was known as the city that never sleeps. It didn’t matter if it was night or day. Those who lived in the city seemed to have an almost endless supply of energy that saw them stand tall at times that every other human craved the comfort of their pillows. This overactive nature was perfectly illustrated on this uncommon night where even the stars had forsaken their duty and had themselves, gone to sleep. Although it was night with the lone moon in the sky retreating silently as the day gradually approached, several buildings sti

The lights around Adrian were so bright he could not discern the source of the light. ‘What's happening? Where is all this light coming from? They seem to be torches…’ The light had a yellowish hue, similar to the light from a fire. It filled the entirety of Enigma City. But yet, there was a ghostly quality to these lights, like they did not truly exist. "The princess of Partingia has arrived, hahaha!" "The princess is here!" "The emperor of Gostia will be having a party tonight!"

Kesi shouted, pointing far across the vast expanse of the canyon floor, toward the shimmering horizon. Thousands of miles away, past the curtain of the new rain and the rising mist of the forest, something caught the light. It was not natural. It was a massive, metallic dome that glittered with a cold, artificial light. It was a city made of mirrors, steel, and glass—a high-tech fortress sitting in the middle of the dead world. This was the City of Chuma, the seat of the Sovereign Architect. "That’s where we’re going," Ressi said, his smile fading as he stared at the distant metal.

he said, his voice so flat I could not read him. "Yeah," I muttered, not even looking up as I shuffled through some papers that did not matter anymore. He took a step closer, and I could feel the weight of an unseen pressure bearing down on me. "Zephyr City's a real maze, with secrets as deep as the ocean. Wouldn't you rather stay in Cascade City? I'm here, at least." There was a worry in his eyes that I did not recognize. I swiftly, icily replied, "I can handle myself, Mr. Porter. You should save your concern for yourself."

Nyra slid into the back. “Hi, baby,” he said, leaning in to brush his lips against mine. It was soft, warm, and familiar. Nyra cleared her throat loudly. “Hello, Tyler.” He chuckled. “Hi, Nyra. You ladies ready to enjoy yourselves tonight?” “Yes,” I said, excitement bubbling in my chest. “That’s good,” he said, starting the car. The city lights swallowed us as we drove. Werewolf City never slept. Even the streets had a pulse... neon signs flickering, wolves walking openly among humans, scents mixing in the air. There was power, danger, and life.

"Shut up!" Caspian held down the pig's head to keep it from making any more noise, and he stared intently at the light curtain. Soon, there was a blurry scene of a city on the light curtain. Although the image was extremely foggy, Caspian could still feel the great atmosphere emanating from the city. In a flash, Caspian felt as if he turned into a speck of dust, facing the vast galaxy. Before that, Caspian never saw a city that just appeared in the form of an image that could give him such a strong shock. Compared to the town on this light curtain, the capital of Salleria was not even as good as the toilets built with broken bricks in the countryside.

However, Laura thought of something and said to Lolita, “By the way, I heard thousands of grand soldiers from Crescent Moon Principality attacked Sunset City. They almost succeeded when the Goddess of Light appeared to save the city.” Really?" Lolita responded calmly, seeming interested. ‘Goddess of Light?’ Darryl paused in his steps when he overheard their conversation. ‘There are gods in this world?’ "Who is the Goddess of Light?" Darryl looked back at Lolita and could not help but ask with expectation in his eyes. ‘If there are gods in this world, they must know the way to leave this world,’ he thought. "What's the matter with you? Why aren’t you leaving? Don't think I don't know what you