Darkness Blindness Novels & Stories

Darkness. Not the darkness of night. Not the darkness created when a star disappeared. This darkness was deeper. It had no direction, no distance, no beginning. Liana could not see Kael. She could not see Caelum, Lena, the First Light, or even the Celestial Heart. She could not feel the ground beneath her feet. For the first time since she had awakened the Heart, she could not even feel herself breathing. Yet somehow, she knew she was alive.

she asks as I smirk leaning forward. " You wanna hear it ?" I ask, she nods happily. " Okay. Imagine, you get home today and witness the death of your husband and children right in front of you but your body couldn't move an inch to protect them. You turn around and your house, your happy comfort zone isn't there too. You turn to the other side and find nothing. Darkness , thick cruel and never ending darkness slowly covers you up. You try to think and then you realise . . . you can't think anything. Your mind is blank , it feels like a foreign place. Imagine being alienated in your own mind. What are you going to do ? Where will you go ? You don't know. Why ? Because you're scared of those

I would just need to buy enough time until then. Goddess, please give me the strength. I stayed silent, allowing them to blindfold my eyes, I felt a sharp object push against my barrier between my shoulder blades, prodding me forward. "Walk." I didn’t reply, thinking I had spent years of my life fighting with a blindfold on, years of fighting blindly in the dark. Despite how strong I was, I lacked night vision, the price for my healing. What many didn't know was that I actually couldn't see in the dark at all, but it became my advantage over many others. The rest of my senses were heightened, advanced, so I was able to walk and manoeuvre efficiently.

"My mother sold me, she hunted me, and now even my own eyes are betraying me? I can't be near you. I can't be near the people." "We can cut the link," Kael said, holding up a jagged silver needle from the box. "But it has to be done manually. I have to pierce the optic nerve and install a 'Dark-Filter.' It will blind you to the Void for seventy-two hours, and there’s a fifty-percent chance you’ll never see the white-gold again. You’ll just be... Zora. No Queen. No Sovereign. Just the girl from the slums." I looked at the needle. Then I looked at Dante.

I don’t have much food left and I’m starting to have to fill up my water bottles in the sink. Maybe they’ll just leave me here to starve, I thought. No, they said they wanted me, they have to want me for something … sex? I mean they hadn’t so far tried anything but what the hell else could they want? I took a lot of showers, since it was about the only time I felt normal. It was the only time I could close my eyes and feel like I was escaping, like I was home. I had been asleep for a while, there was no way to know how long. When I woke up it was pitch black in the room, those fuckers cut off the light!

Absolute darkness. All I could see was black: endless and suffocating. The blindfold dug painfully against my eyes. My head was pounding in pain from the pill Adrian forced me to swallow. I felt disoriented, the ringing in my ears going on and on, defeaning despite the silence surrounding me. Other than that, the only thing I could hear was my heavy breathing.

"Baby, yesterday is officially over. I know you wish it could last on and on. But a new day has arrived. Look, Dex, the sun is shining brightly." Fear gripped his heart as he opened his eyes again, and it was pitch black! Dexter rubbed his eyes, reopening them only to be once again to be faced with darkness. Taesha sees the anguish on his handsome face. "Baby, what's wrong?" "Taesha, I can't see! I can't see anything!" "What do you mean? Are you seeing in ash gray again?" "No, I'm blind! I can't see at all!" "You have not been this way before, unable to see at all! What has to happen? Okay, baby, calm down and lay back and relax. Stressing over it can only be making things worse." Taesha say

KAIDA The darkness was a living, breathing entity, suffocating me with its presence. Life without sight was a fate I wouldn't wish upon my worst enemy. I felt helpless, reliant on others to navigate the simplest tasks, and it galled me. My mates were pillars of strength, their support unwavering, but it was a bitter pill to swallow. I owed them so much, and it only deepened my gratitude, though I struggled to accept it. Caspian's efforts to restore my sight had been futile, and the reality of my permanent blindness was a harsh truth I'd come to terms with.

Why is it so dark? In the eyes of others, Gloria was standing there motionlessly with a face full of horror, but they did not know that Gloria had fallen into endless darkness. Gloria was suddenly blind, but her hearing was keener. She could hear the jeers of the girls around her. For a moment she thought, 'If I could die like this, it would be for the best.'

It pained me to see him like this. In a world without light, there was only darkness. Without a miracle, his world would forever be dim. I made him blind. I was the sinner. I closed my eyes, imagining how it'd be to live forever in the void that light could never reach. After five minutes, I felt lonely and despair. It felt like I was walking aimlessly in a tunnel without an end, like I was searching everywhere but I couldn't find the exit. Despair seized me again and again until I could feel my spirits wilting.