Hundred Light Novels & Stories

Demi nodded. "Oh, yeah. My brain's basically an amusement park. Full of rides and these pretty lights." She laughed and squeezed me tighter. "And guess what? You're in there too." This girl could charm anyone. We got to the spot where the accident went down. Hayden climbed up to check out the damage, scribbling in his notebook as he went. "We lost two sets of lights. Each set had twenty-two bulbs, with, like, thirteen different colors," Hayden said, scanning the broken lights before glancing at the crane off in the distance.

I beckoned on my wolf but he was adamant. He responded to me but letting himself out was a no go for him!! Just then a blinding blue light shone in the convention hall!! That same light that shone when that red haired goddess…what's her name?? Umm, Goddess..Hera. Yeah, that's it. Goddess Hera! What kind of light was this that never affected anything I wanted and affected everything i hated? But this time, the tenacity of the light was too much. It was blinding brightly!

blessed be. A large light appears as if coming from Sterling, which scares the entire pack, especially Sterling. The light becomes so intense that they can barely look. Then this light rises from Sterling and hangs in the air hovering over him. It hovers there for a few seconds, but then, with an intense hiss, it flies and enters the glass with Sterling's blood, decreasing its intensity, until the light is completely extinguished.

“Wow. I didn’t know. I am sorry that you weren’t raised by your parents. But I guess the good side is that it means you are a language genus, isn’t it?” He shakes his head:”Nahh, it’s no big deal, just kid’s surviving instinct.” His room is dark because he didn’t switch the light on. The only source of light is a giant window stretching from the floor to ceiling, granting us an unobstructed view of the downhill college town nightscape.

A crimson beam suddenly shot up into the sky, casting a red glow over the hundred-meter-high monument. Following this, several more huge tentacles emerged from Lenny. Each tentacle was thicker and longer than the last, one of them stabbing straight toward the monument. The surface of these tentacles was covered with incredibly tough scales, and they pierced through the monument made of concrete, sending debris flying everywhere. Already in chaos, the people were further frightened by this sight and began screaming hysterically.

She didn’t know what the light was but it was the brightest thing in this place so she decided to get closer to it. She flew closer and closer until she arrived at the light. She could barely keep her eyes open because of how bright it was. Gentel wasn’t sure what it was because it didn’t have a known form and didn’t look physical. “What the hell are you?” She wondered and reached out a hand to touch the light. As soon as her hand made contact with it, the light exploded like a supernova and it blasted Gentel away from it with a very powerful force that could only be described as celestial.

So it rose off the ground, floating in the air, and the words that were written in black coal, started moving against the floating daffodil atoms. Then a blue colored light started to emanate from the words, and Helen's voice got louder with every passing second The light became blinding the eyes, and at this moment the owner of the black cloak took out a necklace from his neck, which began to flicker and glow in red, so that the man left it in his hands moving towards the light Within a second, the daffodils' atoms exploded, and a black light came out of the place. Helen's eyes widened in shock.

There's nothing they can use to cover it perfectly. Maxine sighed at the full moon from that open gap. "I will strangle the necks of those who have pelted my windows with stones." Maxim also looked at the full moon that was peeking from the open gap, then turned his face away —staring at Maxine who still looks engrossed in adoring the beauty of the moon out there. In silence, Maxim looked at every perfect curve of Maxine's face that looked so beautiful. In line with light either from the moon or street lights across the line of her beheaded nose, as if trying to separate the beauty he was enjoying at the time.

“Alright, boss. I’m done here.” “Here are today’s tips. Better be on time tomorrow, you hear?” he handed me my money. I counted them and shoved them down my pocket. Not bad for today. Almost a hundred dollars. I nodded “Thanks, boss. See you tomorrow.” I hung up my hat and apron. Before leaving I made sure to scan the area for the crazy, creepy woman. Gladly, there was no sign of her. Just a couple of people by the boardwalk and the pier. The place was already sparkling with twinkling lights and street lamps. Seemed safe.

, no lights can trespass over 1 meter. An unknown energy on this planet is “eating” the light as a food source at night. As a result, no light exists. I look up to the sky. Leon says today’s weather is perfectly clear with no cloud, so actually we are gazing into millions of stars from GX67 Galaxy, but for now, as all lights are eaten, I cannot see anything above. I wonder how breathtaking it would be if the sky is perfectly clear. All the lights in this base are made with special grade metal to lock the energy so it doesn’t get burned too fast, as a result, all the lights look like rounded light balls, fluffy and warm wandering around the trees. I follows Leon to a tent.