Invisibility Blanket Novels & Stories

They couldn't have professionally trained everyone, could they? Conrad saw my puzzled expression and seemed extremely pleased. "Hahaha! Well, well, well, curious as to why your little trick doesn't work anymore, aren't you?" He casually pulled one of his subordinates over and showed me the electronic bracelet on his wrist. "This is a blocking bracelet, a small device recently developed by our scientists. When we wear it, we can truly become invisible. Even those alien creatures' perception won't work on us. It's amazing, isn't it?"

“Usually, they go wrong.” The staff chuckled nervously. I walked slowly around it, fascinated. “But what if it disappears in the middle of the road?” I asked. “Wouldn’t that cause chaos? Accidents? People crashing into… air?” One of them nodded. “That was our biggest concern, which is why it’s programmed never to activate invisibility on public roads.” “And it’s bulletproof,” another added quickly. “But it’s not designed for individual ownership.” “Even more,” Lia continued, warming up, “it has several other incredible features.”

“Don’t bring attention to yourself. Be careful.” I stood, searching the horizon, hoping and praying to catch a glimpse. There was nothing in the expanse between the light of the manor and us except darkness in varying shades of gray and black. As night had fallen, so had a sparse layer of fog. Though I longed for a clearer view, I hoped that the soupy air was the cover that Charli needed—the invisibility cloak she’d spoken of wanting in her childhood—an extra layer of protection to aid her in her escape.

The man escorted me to a waiting car, where another man urged me to climb in. I was scared. But he assured me I was safe. I got into the car, and the driver entered the driver’s seat and drove off. We continued driving until we were almost at the border of our pack, where warriors were stationed. Suddenly, the driver stopped the car and the man took out a white handkerchief from his pocket. “This will make you invisible. Just make sure you don’t make a sound or noise. Just hold the handkerchief. The magic in it only lasts for two minutes.”

Levi says, and Luca nods to say he agrees. "You all just have to remember not to speak, only use the mind link, and I will raise the invisibility if we need to." They all agree, and we move to head outside. When we reach the backyard, they all stand in front of me, and mom is at the back watching. I picture they are all three invisible to everyone but me. I concentrate, and I hear a gasp from mom. I look at her and smile. "I take it you can't see them now," I say and laugh a little at the shock on her face. She starts shaking her head no, and I turn back to the guys and ask.

The invisibility cloak could provide the necessary concealment, but the logistics of levitating unconscious individuals posed a potential challenge. "I like the idea of invisibility," I told Elowen. "I am not so sure about using a cloak or the levitation part of it. I think it would be better for us to ask the witch, Amiria, if she would cast a short-term invisibility spell over the group of eight, consisting of six guards, taking the two prisoners back." With my decision made, I told my squad of twelve warriors, "I will take two of you back with me to ask the witch Amiria if she would cast her invisibility spell on the six of you who will be accompanying the two prisoners back.

"They cannot unless you wish it. You felt the magical field as you stepped off the man-made ground and onto the fresh earth. That was a masking spell to make you vanish from those who look this way. Only those who you bring with you or you wish to see you will be able to do so. The magical field also deters people from venturing this way. They may see the water and plant life, but as they draw nearer, it diverts them another way, so they won't even know they headed this way in the first place." Rhychard nodded his approval. "Sort of like a cloaking device. Now that will be handy." This time, it was the elf's turn to look at him with confusion. "I am not familiar with this cloaking device." R

“I don’t know much about science. What do you think?” Dr. Blanc sat up and said solemnly, “It’s theoretically impossible. Although we’ve seen it in superhero movies, making a human body's internal organs, tissues, and bones transparent to the naked eye is simply not feasible.” “But she vanished out of thin air,” Mike said, “How did she do it if she hasn’t turned invisible?” “I don’t know for sure at the moment. I speak based on my years of research and what I know about medicine. What do you think, Austin?” Dr. Blanc looked at Austin.

muttered Alex as he opened the door, allowing Evelyn to enter. Yes, Alex has the power of invisibility. He can see everything within a 1 km radius of him, even if it is blocked by an object. *** "Thank goodness you're home Alex!!! Humph, or rather in your office. May I get in?" Without waiting for Alex's permission, the middle-aged woman walked in, startling Liam who was buried in his files in the living room. "I have a favour to ask of you, Alex. Something very mystical has happened in my gallery," she said to the point, not even waiting for Alex to ask.

Zach watched her practically turn transparent, and she was gone. "What did you just do?" he asked, and then she's back. "It was a bit difficult, but I found this research study on the net about suits which make you invisible, and I kinda borrowed the theory. I'm just mirroring the image behind me with the use of the shield." Silence. "Can I see you?" Selena frowned. "Can't you?" "I mean.. see you without the barrier's influence." "You won't be able to handle it," she said. "The sight may burn your eyes."