Invisible Part Novels & Stories

A breath of two balances on the precipice. He nodded once. Barely perceptible. Not obeisance. Not greeting. Permission. And then he was gone. He turned and blended into the archive’s shadowed depths and vanished without a trace. But I knew what I had seen. Not a student. Not a member of the faculty. Not even an agent. Something older. Something changed. And whoever he was, he had not just figured out how to live in the archive. He had figured out how to vanish from it.

She didn't notice the single, violet spark; the crystalline seed that had fallen from the hem of her cloak drifting toward the water’s edge. The spark hit the surface of the cistern with a soundless ripple. It didn't dissolve like salt. It began to feed on the minerals in the water, its jagged, crystalline structure expanding with a terrifying, geometric precision. It was a tiny piece of the Spire’s ghost, a fragment of the "New Architecture" that had survived the bells. Deep in the water, it began to replicate. It didn't glow silver or amber; it stayed dark, mimicking the shadows of the stone. It was an "Invisible Content" piece, a virus waiting for its moment to go viral.

I looked up after sending the message. The comments in the air were blurring, like static on a television with a bad signal. "What's happening? I can't see…" "The story fell apart, so we're being forcefully removed!" "No! I haven't finished reading yet—" The last comment disappeared before it finished scrolling across my vision. All the lights in the room were switched on. I had no choice but to squint against the blinding glare. The music on the huge screen stopped and returned to the karaoke's usual interface.

If only I could express how unhappy I was about this, but if I did, she'd convince me to run here and now, and I wouldn't hesitate to follow. "Then add a ton of ice and fill most of it with water! I need something!" I cried softly. Tanya sat beside me but didn't give me the glass, "Is this what you want, Ivy?" Not in the slightest. The dark voice within me came once more. "I never liked white," I evaded, "Look at how pale I am already. White makes me look dingy and dull because I'm pale but not vibrant like white." Tanya thought momentarily, "Okay, but why the drink?"

As this went on, a tiny mechanical arm silently reached out and gently snipped the wires on the bomb under the cover of the night. The soft sound of those wires snapping sounded horribly loud in Hilda's mind. She felt her scalp crawl at that, and she didn't dare to breathe as her eyes widened. At last, she could see what it was. It was a robot! Linux had mentioned before that the Jordan's were researching some type of material for military use that could be truly invisible. He never mentioned the specifics, but the material could confuse human eyes and radars by repeatedly reflecting the environment around it, thus achieving true invisibility. However, that material hadn't been fully develop

Their conversation went on about the subject of me shifting before I closed out their voices and closed my eyelids, retreating to a part of my mind that I had not visited in a while. It was pitch black but in a single beam of light the form of a white fox laid down. It was here within my mind that I could see but I couldn't see much due to the cascade of darkness that surrounded me and the fox. I walked swiftly, feeling the void ripple under me, towards the fox who now had a raised head and perked ears. I walked a few steps more before the fox rose from its spot and walked towards me. I continued to walk and so did the fox before we met in the middle of the void and I could see the icy blue-

Ivy suggested. “No, there is more to it than that, but I have to wait until I know you can see them so I can describe them to you. It’s too hard to explain when you cannot see what I am explaining.” He spoke. “It makes you question things, question your feelings.” “I am already confused enough. I don’t think I am what you think I am. I've been invisible for my entire life. Whatever you think you see probably hasn’t found me. That’s the only answer I have.” She said laying down again.

Eleand let out a soft laugh in glee. “Fun isn’t?” Enkille joined his laughter, both expressed amusements. “Can we go higher?” Enkille shook her head, “We can’t do that. This is where the wall ends.” “What wall?” He could not see a wall around. “It’s an invisible wall barrier. It serves as our protection.” She tightened her grip to Arrano, “Hold me tight, I’ll show you what I mean.” Eleand obeyed. He wrapped his arms around her slim waist.

v. I turn to look at everyone who all still have their eyes glued to the t.v., everyone seems to be taking this way too seriously, its miles away so it doesn't exactly affect us, I smile to myself, what this lot need is a good show, I look to Acre beside me and notice he's already watching me with a twinkle in his eyes "what you thinking bro?" he mind links me "I think they are taking this way too seriously" "my thoughts exactly, what you got in mind?"

But as he thought of what the wristwatch said, he thought the person might be using some sort of invisibility power. "Oh shit! I'm exposed. Why is it not working" The girl mumbled as she saw that her invisibility power ran down... .. "What are you looking at, silly?!" "Umm... Sorry, but will you mind closing your shirt." Vic said as he noticed that a few buttons on the girl's shirt was missing. "Oh shit! ...Thanks," she answered embarrassingly, "but what are you really doing here?" The girl asked, "the others have been told to not enter the classroom."