Gravity Falls Black Light Novels & Stories

It’s like a mouth of darkness opening it’s jaws ready to devour anything near it. I can’t see anything past this black domineering shape, it’s commanding and obliterating all light that enters into it. The little air and light left around the black hole caves toward it, casting the appearance of the landscape to be spinning in slow motion, bending to the will of this black hole. It’s mesmerizing and terrifying. Just as my eyes begin to fully process what’s before me, a cacophony of screeches, growls, and cries, shoot out from the sky. Something hits the back of my head and my face plants into the dirt.

It is the black matter from earlier. “Oh my god. We should find a safe place immediately,” Stacey interjects as we see the black matter creeping towards us and devouring everything it finds in the hallway. Harris immediately takes my wrist as he leads me to run to the other side of the hallway. Steven assists his sister as they walk at a much slower pace because if they stop to carry Stacey, the black matter might reach them. The hanging lights of gold and white start to fall from the ceiling like birds losing their lives as if the black matter melts everything it walks on to.

The second layer above, coiled up in a huge vortex, like a black hole, from which it enveloped an extremely large and powerful path. The pressure fell, and the body below seemed to be weak and trembled, sweat profusely, and even the bones made a harsh sound, almost falling directly to the ground. In fact, in that vortex, after shining a few paths of starlight, the others seemed to be a bit weak, and could not help falling to the ground.

People don’t know the model is partitioned. But they feel the absence. It’s like gravity shifted by half a degree. Subtle. Unsettling. And in that vacuum The second intelligence makes its move. The sky fractures at noon. Not gold. Not geometric. Black. Not darkness like night. Darkness like absence. A tear across the upper atmosphere visible in broad daylight. Phones lift instantly. Livestreams explode. No humming pressure. No divine resonance. Just a rift that looks like the universe forgot to render a piece of itself.

Elara’s POV~ I had seen many skies. But I had never witnessed a sky bleeding. Not like this. The sun had broken. Not shattered—perhaps. It was as if a large black disk had appeared between the sky and earth and covered the light until it shattered soundlessly. And in the air, hung in the center of it all. A black sun. It radiated no heat. Only gravity. It pulled everything toward it. Even us. I stumbled forward. Then Jasmine caught me before I fell.

Jason told Natasha. "Me too," she seconded. They watched and waited for more than three hours before a clang woke them all up from the stupor that they had been put into. One of the nurses had dropped a scalpel, and when Camden turned to look at the monitor, he felt all residual sleepiness leave his body. At the bottomest part of the yoza, where the magical core was located, swirling black strings are clearly seen. He is indeed, a black yoza. Black yozas have indeed infiltrated the city of light.

Lawrence dropped the Tupperware and wobbled away. "Wait!" Kat called out, preparing to chase after her. However, it was at that exact moment that their surroundings went dark. The bright summer sky outside turned gloomy gray, the colorful paint marks on the floor devoid of any vivid tint. Slowly, small glowing particles began to appear out of thin air, impossibly weightless. The grayscale filter. The orb of blue lights appearing in a trail. The freezing air. . . . The death of another wicked mortal.

My nails itch my skin heavily trying to soothe the burn but make it bleed. I look up at the sky in fear of the lightning but the second I do it directly strikes my body flinging me back as a loud screech leaves my lips. A black hole opens wide ready to swallow me as I try to grab onto something along the way. But this place's power is more than mine to win over. I am thrown into the hole and I fall aimlessly, my hands failing.

Adding on to the terrifying lightning that was constantly striking the ocean, the dark sky suddenly became as bright as daylight. The black light beam in the gigantic Dark Race's mouth had finished charging. The creature turned to face Lucas. The black ray coursed through the ocean, and a big waterspout appeared. Additionally, ashes formed wherever the blacklight shone. Swoosh! Just when the black beam was about to hit them, Biggy, Scarlet, White Doll, and Rayne leaped into the air. Biggy and the gang could hover in mid-air for some time as they were Rank 7 Zombies.

The Mist dissipated into nothingness as the last one locked themselves onto us as they gripped the flooring, the chair, and each other to make sure no gaps where in-between them just as darkness enveloped the cabinet as the gravitational pull disappeared and gravity became zero. We stayed in place due to their quick thinking as sleep assaulted all of us as the pain lessened and a strong link was formed between the Males from their bodies as they were still trying to settle into a form, before becoming permanent. We drifted off to sleep unaware of what was going on outside the still intact ship that darkly appeared past the horizon of the now newly made Super Black Hole. Roaring in all it's G