Eda X Luz Novels & Stories

The light dimmed more, and the wind stopped blowing, resulting in Arnold's skin to darkened again. Lexa noticing this, frowned and instantly actualised something. Is the light trying to cure Arnold? She asked herself again and lifted her face up. But why did the light dimmed? She couldn't comprehend that part, and she sighed. Lexa knew she had to do something, and it must be very fast as time wasn't on her side anymore, but what could she do? This situation was beginning to give her an headache, and she scrunched up her face. Her mind was jumping from different thoughts to another, while her brain was so flummoxed, and her body was currently unstable.

"Oh, how naïve you are, Luna. The Sword of Light may grant you power, but it cannot match the depths of darkness that flow through me." Amelia tightened her grip on the sword, determination fueling her every move. "We don't need to match your darkness, Darius. We have the power of love and light on our side. And that is far stronger than any darkness." Luna nodded, her gaze never leaving Darius. "Amelia's right. Love and light can defeat even the most consuming darkness. Prepare yourself, Darius. We're coming for you." With renewed resolve, the two friends launched themselves at Darius, their movements synchronized and precise. Luna's magic crackled and danced around her, shielding her from

“Let’s try again. Nurse, turn the overhead lights down. Beta, Luna, can you please take photos?” “Photos?” Ainsley looks confused. “Don’t worry. We’ll show you, Ains.” Dara reassures her. The nurse turns the lights off, and Dara shines her light into Ainsley’s eyes again. A bright beam of light refracts back into the dark room like a movie projector. It creates an intricate golden kaleidoscope pattern that illuminates the room with a soft glow. Eva grabs my hand as we look around in shock. The doctor lowers the light, making the pattern disappear, then shines it in the other eye, making the pattern reappear.

A few tense seconds passed by after the carriage stopped before the door was flung open roughly, so much so the whole carriage shook violently, Rex heard Lizz and Lacey gasp loudly, feeling both girls grab a hold of his arm on either side, making him smile. “State your…” Grugil began to yell as a bright light entered into the carriage, stopping in the middle, and at the same time as everyone stared at the light, it showered the whole carriage in light. Caught in what seemed to be a bright light, Rex looked around him and was now not able to see what had happened to his friends, the brightness of the light drowned out him being able to see anything else, “What the f**k is this?” he cursed.

A few digits in the license plate. Her jaw dropped. She pointed at the car, stunned. “That one… is it for Layson? Or Dexter?” The driver replied respectfully, “Miss, the Zeppelin is yours. That Lamborghini over there is for Dexter.” Adela nearly choked on her own spit. A Lambo?! Talk about flashy. There was no way Dexter would drive that thing. Between the two, the Maybach was clearly more his style. She imagined Dexter seeing her car and burst into laughter, clutching her stomach.

Not even my Sky Breaking Axe could hurt him. "Is that all you've got? Aren't you supposed to be very powerful?" Skylar said mockingly. He raised his hand again, and a blood-red beam of light blasted toward Dax. 'Sh*t!' Dax's expression changed when he sensed the power in the blood-red light beam. He waved his axe to create a golden barrier without a moment's hesitation.

Yawning and stretching her arms, she states. "Dexter, I'm going to say good night." Taesha stood up as Dexter held onto her hand. When he heard her say let's go our separate ways. Dexter thought about how he wouldn't be able to see her or have this colorful light of vision at all again. He didn't want to lose her or go back into the darkness. A dark world without vibrant color and light, he realizes, is awful, especially now that Dexter's been exposed to the warmth of her smile and beautiful face.

Mark looked at me warmly “Don't worry, we will have it ready, tomorrow you will sign everything and on Thursday it will even appear on the screens of Wall Street, everything will be fine and whoever that person is, is going to pay for it...” *** A few hours later when everyone had left, I found myself turning off the lights in the apartment with a glass of water in hand, since Alex had to take the painkiller. Now that he was awake, he could take it instead of continuing to use a line. I found him changing channels without settling on a specific one. "You're going to use up the batteries and you still haven't made up your mind to see something,” I said sitting next to him and handing him the

Jayla asked Max as she stepped into the passenger seat. "Well duh of course." He said in a 'duh' tone. "B-but you are d-drunk." She stammered. "Honey, I'm a professional driver." He responded, winking at her. - "The adrenaline I'm feeling, amazing!" He sighed, Jayla kept breathing heavily. The drive was fast and furious just like the movie. He skipped every red light, she warned him about the lights but he didn't bother. "He was definitely not a professional driver." Jayla thoughts as she gets in her bed.

We didn't let the darkness win. END OF VOLUME ONE