Invisible Sight Novels & Stories

The stage was set for a clash not only of physical prowess but of mental resilience. As the seconds ticked away, the arena held its collective breath, and in this suspended moment, Evelyn's voice reverberated within Levi's mind, weaving a tale of their opponent's vulnerability. "He's been taking medication on his left eye," she confided, her words a whisper that carried the weight of shared secrets. The revelation unfolded like a delicate petal, disclosing a hidden struggle—the adversary grappling with a challenge, a subtle impairment clouding his vision.

With a heart drumming with joy, I reached out to the file and opened it. I retrieved a white paper inside and stared at it , my gaze scanning on it, grasping the content. The smile on my face faltered, replaced with a deep frown. “Divorce agreement?" I looked up, my brow knotted as confusion flashed in my eyes. Maverick nodded gently and said. “Just like you see. Sign it. I'm quitting the marriage." He simply said, his words hanging in the air. It was as if everything around me froze.

We tried for a whole night, and I gave up when I was completely exhausted from so many attempts, but I finally Vraxlon helped me with his aVraxiation about what I could feel when looking at Faye. He assured me that he could not see her soul, nor could he feel any vibration that indicated the power inside her veins. I was proud to realize that I had camouflaged millennia of existence in a magic that I knew little how it worked, but the excitement went down the drain when Tennebris reminded me that I would need to repeat the process two more times, so that he and Vraxlon could also be invisible to the celestial eyes.

It felt as though an invisible barrier was erected between us. It was at that time a newbie joined my company. She was the same as Jo when she was younger. Both of them came from tough backgrounds, yet they were both resilient and strong. Perhaps I missed the old Jo so much that I found myself starting to pay attention to Sylvia even more. At that time, I had no idea that my actions were enough to label me as a cheater. I thought I was just admiring and complimenting Sylvia's good traits. Soon, Sylvia could sense my gaze, which lingered at her from time to time. It didn't take her long enough to seek me out and profess her love for me.

Hall earlier that day, but when she opened her bag, she found a printed sheet inside that she hadn’t seen before. It wasn’t signed. It simply said: “You’re opening your eyes, Invisible Doctor. Be careful. Some things were never meant to be seen.”

Zack, Violet, Ken, and Sir Jason were now heading back to the headquarters after their successful mission. It was then that Violet finally opened up about her curse. Since childhood, Violet had kept her eyes closed as it was the only way for her to access her special power. Although this had helped her on multiple occasions, it had also put a strain on her emotional health over the years. "I'm able to open my eyes, but I can't see. I'm blind from a curse," she began, her voice soft yet quavering with emotion. "But when I close my eyes, I can see people's aura. That's why I've kept my eyes closed since I was a child—to train in swordsmanship without sight."

Nesryn said thoughtfully. “And it should be the last,” I said. Just like mind-link allowed me to communicate with every single soul in my pack. The omniscient sight helped me monitor every individual in the pack unnoticed. Blind-spots appeared when someone concealed their presence from my sight. Not many knew of my omniscient sight, and those who did could do nothing to evade it. So, it was important for me to catch that mouse before it caused trouble for me and my family. “Is the blind-spot still there?” Nesryn asked.

She explained plainly. “So in one one word, I should be extra careful around the maid?” I asked her for a better validation. She nodded her head quietly and talked again. “I've noticed an enraging pattern in my visions. Whenever I try to discern if someone is a sleuth or spy, my usually clear sight becomes cloudy and blurry. It's as if an unseen force is intentionally veiling the truth from me. The images and impressions that normally flow so freely are instead fragmented and unclear, leaving me in a State of ambiguity. This blurring of my vision is not just maddening, but also potentially deadly.” She explained tensely.

This skill allowed him to observe the true nature of things, including hidden medical conditions and the internal energy flow within a person. Without drawing attention to himself, Danial activated the Third Eye. It was as if a veil had been lifted; his perception of the world shifted dramatically. The room around him faded slightly, and the people in it took on an almost ethereal quality. He could now see not just their physical forms but also the hidden truths of their health and energy flow.

Ivy's POV I could not see. My eyes were burning, my fave was tearing my flesh apart. That was the most terrifying part. Not the burning, not the sound coming out of my own throat, but the fact that my eyes were not working and the world had gone bright and blurred and wrong and I could not tell how bad it was because I could not see my own face. "What the hell is going on here?" Rixon's voice hit the corridor like a wall and I heard footsteps and felt his hands on my arms and I grabbed him because he was solid and present and the burning was spreading and I needed something to hold onto.