Invisibility Blanket Novels & Stories

Lucius disappeared but reappeared in an instant and shoved something over me and Patrea. It was the invisible cloak that Patrea owned and that Lucius took from her cottage. The same one that Lucy used when she ran away from this realm more than two years ago. The cloak would be able to hide us, including our scent and auras, as long as we remained under it. But we would not be able to use it in the middle of a crowd. We were invisible under it, but they would still be able to touch us if we bumped into them.

Me: "Moonstone powder and mistletoe." Melinda: "Cloak me now so none may know." Me: "Cloak me now so none may know." Melinda: "Silver blade and darkness deep," Me: "Silver blade and darkness deep," Melinda: "Invisibility now is mine to keep." Me: "Invisibility now is mine to keep." "Now, you can open your eyes," Melinda stated.

When I felt that my body and mind were at peace, I began to chant. Megáli Theá tis iméras kai tis nýchtas Prostatéfste me óli sas ti dýnami I recited this line over and over as I opened my right hand and envisioned a softly lit blue sphere. It formed in my hand, soft and slow, and when it got to the size I needed it, I motioned for it softly out of my hands. It flew off and circled around my body, encasing me in this undeniable warmth as I felt the temporary protection spell cover me.

As if stung by the tarantula, the person obeyed his command and fell roughly into the dirt. At the same moment Azrael spread his gift and created an invisible protective shield of pure energy around herself and her . Bullets drummed in like autumn rain on the windowsill, but stopped in the air by an invisible force. The buzzing of the projectiles ceased as quickly as it had flared up and only the soft pling-pling of the falling bullets could be heard.

said Hayden the moment he shifted back into his human form. He threw a cloak on and quickly mounted the largest tent with Titan’s help. “We should all share a single tent tonight,” said Hayden. “It’s safer that way and it’ll be easier to make a quick escape if we’re not separated. “I can help conceal us!” Said Cory eagerly. She had been thinking about this on the ride here. She could use her gift to magically mask the tent. “Can you make us invisible?” Wondered Titan. “I’ll try,” she said, focussing her energy on the tent.

Grabbing the hair tie, I pulled my long blond strands into a loose ponytail at my nape before slipping on the ring. Much like holographic images, the gadget hidden in the hair tie's bobble creates a wall of particles around me while I move. This allows me to become invisible to eyes and cameras. Hopefully, it would be able to give me an advantage over Nash for our spar tonight too. As I twisted the dial on the ring to activate the invisibility field, I pondered over the other problem I would face. The only way into the auditorium was through that ridiculously huge door. Deciding it would be best to focus on running to the venue, I pushed the thoughts to the back of my mind. No problem would

“And?” “They are called ‘the invisibles’. They are fortified by a witch. There’s usually someone somewhere who makes sure that a candle remains burning, and once that candle stops burning, they won’t be able to disappear anymore. But they can also be stopped from disappearing when encircled with salt, as salt nullifies the witches magic.” I explained.

“A very old one. It will hide your scent, your power, your tracks—everything that says you are you. Temporarily.” Ava’s jaw dropped. “So basically you’re giving her invisibility juice?” “No,” Cullen’s mom said. “But close enough that even magic will squint.” The spy stepped forward. “It will also confuse the eye.” My eyes widened. “Seriously?” He nodded. “Your power woke it. This will blur it. For a few hours.” Cullen squinted. “How many hours are we talking?” “Not enough,” the spy admitted. “But enough to move.”

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.

"They care about the status quo. A Zeen is an asset. A Siphon is an apocalypse. Now, get down." "What are you doing?" I asked, watching as a faint, shimmering mist began to rise from the floorboards. "Saving your ungrateful lives," Nyla muttered. She reached into the folds of her cloak and pulled out a tattered, shimmering piece of fabric. It looked like woven moonlight, shifting between silver and deep violet. With a sharp flick of her wrist, she draped it over herself and me. The world didn't disappear, but it became... muffled. Like looking through a sheet of frosted glass. I looked down at my hands and gasped. I couldn't see them. I was a ghost in the room.