Does Arya Stay Blind Novels & Stories

Xavier said. Saphira nodded at this. Both Orion and Dorian extended their hands for a handshake, but Saphira didn’t react. It became rather awkward. Xavier sighed a bit since he hadn’t given the other leaders the memo about Saphira being blind. Orion huffed and Dorian muttered, “Rude.” Lyra said with a huff, “Agreed.” Diana stated sternly.

I froze in place, staring at the gleaming knife in his hand, its cold light reflecting off his filthy knuckles. His gaze fell on me, greedy and sickening, like a snake's tongue flicking. "Well, well, I didn't expect to find such a pretty young lady here." Marianne let out a heart-wrenching scream, "Don't touch her!" I clenched my teeth, fighting down the despair churning in my chest, and turned to whisper to my mother, "Mom, whatever happens next, don't interfere. "Move back. There's a trampoline outside the window that should cushion your fall.

Immediately after Arya completed her words, my energy transferred to my eyes as if to protect me beforehand, and at that moment, my eyesight became sharp. At that minute, I was able to evaluate and see through Arya clearly. Due to the energy, my perception became sharper than normal, despite my blurry eyesight. I could see that Arya wasn't just an ordinary beta, and she had powerful blood in her system. She seemed to be a… A word suddenly clicked in my mind. She's a… BANG!!! Before I could deduce it, the door was suddenly kicked open by Wyatt, who entered our hostel in addition to Asher.

They both watched as the glow grew intense and blinding, until it gradually settled into a more steady frequency. Arya's eyes fluttered open, and the first thing she saw was the sky above. She was lying down in a field. The sky was clouded in smoke that made her eyes water. She shut them tight and sat up straight, looking around to observe her surroundings. She heard it before she saw it and moved her hand away just in time to avoid having it impaled to the ground by an arrow. "What?" Arya asked, still flustered. She looked around, and her eyes grew wide in shock and horror as she saw whole buildings burning up in flames. She had no idea where she was.

he replied. "Awesome, take me inside then," Arya squealed happily. "Not so fast baby girl," Ronald said quickly bringing out a blindfold from his jean pocket. "Hmm, blindfold huh?" Arya muttered biting her lips. "Yeah, now turn the fuck around," Ronald growled and Arya chuckled. Gently, he blindfolded her and carefully led her inside the beach house. * "Voila!!!" Ronald squealed releasing the blindfold from her face. Arya's hands unconsciously flew to her mouth in awe as she slowly turned around taking in the full view of the room.

And then, ahead of us, a screen flickered to life. It was a huge TV flickered on in the middle of the path like it had always been waiting there. Blue static filled the air, then cleared into a video feed. I froze when I saw who was in the screen. It was Arya. She was tied to a chair, ropes biting into her arms, her face pale and streaked with dirt. She twisted, fighting against the bindings, her eyes wild. “Holy shit,” I breathed. The screen shifted. Another feed. Marcus.

"Save you? What is the matter?" "I'm on a blind date." "You've met rogues?" "No. No. They are more powerful than rogues." Arya looked around her. Other than the lady who was washing her hands, there was no one. She held the phone close and said in a whisper. "He brought his mother."

Just being chased by her put me in a hard position. But the moment I stood, something strange happened. My body stayed in place and even when Arya tugged on my hand, I didn’t move. Everything around me began to blur and in an instant, I watched Arya vanish completely. My heart raced incredibly fast as I turned around. “Arya?” I tried claiming my breathing, hoping everything would go back to normal and Arya would be back here again but something invisible yanked me backward and air left my lungs as I was dragged through the darkness.

But as I turn back toward Arya’s body— Her eyes are open.

She turned her head slightly to see where he was, but then she ran smack into a tree and landed hard on the snow. Grayson skidded to a stop in front of her. "Are you okay?" She raised her head, but spots formed before her eyes. "Grayson...." Ari felt her upper body being lifted. "Ari?" Grayson yelled into her ear. "I'm not deaf, Grayson," she replied, "but I can't see." Ari could hear skis skid to a stop and then flashes going off, although she could only see just flashes of light, no details.