Invisibility Blanket Novels & Stories

I asked, my voice tight. ​"You’re checking the ley lines," Leo said, stepping up to my other side. "Your fingers are twitching. You’re looking for a pulse that isn't there." ​"Because there is a pulse," I countered, stopping near the fountain. ​The North Quad was filled with students. Some were studying, some were tossing a frisbee, but a group of five sat perfectly still on the edge of the fountain. They were the "Invisibles"—the ones the Gene hadn't claimed. Usually, the Invisibles were loud, chaotic, and vibrant. These five were different. They sat in a perfect pentagon, their hands resting on their knees, their gazes fixed on the mountain range where the Black Mountain used to pierce the

It was suffocating. The final stop was a mid-tier hotel downtown. I paid cash, walked through the glittering lobby like I belonged, and went straight to the women’s restroom. Once inside a stall, I pulled the thin, silvery fabric from my backpack. The Veil Artifact—an ‘Invisibility Shroud,’ low-grade but effective. I draped it over myself. The world wavered, then I was a ghost in the mirror. I slipped out the service exit. Back on the street, the same cab was idling at the curb, driver scrolling on his phone. I opened the back door and slid in, letting the Shroud drop as the door shut.

As if he was nearby, hearing me, stalking me. “Yes. Again it takes a toll. So, I will suggest that you work with a jack for the time being. And lastly, diamonds are for direction and invisibility. There used to be a teleportation option with diamonds too, but they removed it. Same rules applied.” “Cool!” I smiled. “Invisibility is cool, but anyone possessing natural mana or the spades can put it off in the snap of a finger,” Kian snapped his fingers. “Now, I understand how Christian became invisible during the gala and how Illumi broke the invisibility,” I said, not realizing that the people walking ahead of us could hear me as well. Christian glanced over his shoulder. “I meant to say Alpha

“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 Evanescence". I coincidentally learned the enchantment for it once, when I had a chance encounter at an ancient domain. It focuses on robbing the light over a particular thing causing it to look as if it disappeared. But in reality, it only makes it invisible."

When it flared up, it left only ashes behind. I was wearing high-top lace-up low shoes beforehand, the skirt was long enough to completely hide my shoes, even in motion. I took off the mirage and hid it in the inside pocket of my jacket. This was necessary in order for another artifact to work - a shadow. The shadow worked for several minutes and allowed the wearer to become completely invisible. She braided her hair, tucked it under her hood, and pulled on a mask to hide the lower part of her face. Ready.

Chapter 1 The air in the pit tastes of iron and desperation. I pull my hood lower, my fingers tightening around the cardboard package tucked under my arm. Four years I've spent perfecting this invisibility, learning to walk through places like this without leaving a ripple. Beta. That's the scent I project, the identity I wear like a second skin. The crowd roars as something heavy hits the chain-link floor. I don't look. Never look at the fights. My job is delivery, drop the package, collect my cash, disappear before anyone notices I existed.

"If they can track the blessing, then nowhere is truly hidden." "In the Imperial Tower? No," I replied, looking out the floor-to-ceiling reinforced glass at the distant mountain peaks. "But in here, I have dampeners. As long as you are in this wing, you are invisible to their sensors."

“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.”

He made as if to stand but he was met by an obstruction that knocked him down and he cried out. "What in purgatory is that?" He asked while soothing his head where it met with the barrier "It's an invisibility light barrier. It is how I hide myself when I don't want the Luna to find me," he said it again like it was nothing. "How are you able to? Oh... It's Coal isn't it? No wonder these wolves paused a threat to the others. Wah!" Hari said while looking at Ravi like a god. "What do you mean?" Ravi was curious now about the wolf and the threat and that was when Hari realised his slip up.