Invisible Sight Novels & Stories

Episode 49 “It's going to be a dangerous but silent fight!“ Paul said and they looked at each other faces “A silent fight?“ “Yes, a low-key fight, we can't risk getting our cover blown, the community are gonna tag us as their enemy and trust me, we don't need that right now!“ Paul said “So how are we going to go about it?“ Christy asked, they were all seated on the couch making out plans. “We got the victim, we will be at the event before it started and we'll be seating around the victim we shouldn't be far away from him, even if it's the priest…” “But how are we going to see him, he is invisible remember?“ “I can help with that, remember when we had our first fight?“ Kyle said asking Sean “

Vanessa, Hunter and Ashleigh joined her. "Her eyes…" Vanessa whispered. Siva's eyes were wide open and it was just…white. No emotions but a mere white, the pupils were not seen anymore. Is she blind? "I can't see anything…" she whispered. I thought she was unconscious because she was not moving a bit. "But don't worry." "Are you forever blind? What you did is not that right you know! How dare you do that," Vanessa tried to calm herself by showing and telling her what she feels, but Siva just smiled.

he simply commented and began to walk on his way. He went at the back of the cottage, hiding himself behind a tree. He pulled out a pair of spectacles from pocket, which could detect any invisible object or any infrared rays. He wore them with his slightly shaking fingers, then realised that his suspicion was true. A silvery robot was standing near of the cottage, his hands were clenched and its mechanical blue eyes were alert, moving vigorously.

When she was done, she placed herself in front of the mirror and combed her hair. It came to her mind how Jonah invited her today, that definitely made her day and smiled. However, her feelings changed from happiness to sadness remembering Sean did not agreed to let her go to the party. It was unfair from his part not to even consider letting her go. Suddenly her reflection disappeared from the mirror, and she no longer saw herself. She looked at her hands and she couldn't see them, neither any part of her body. A long-terrified scream came from her mouth.

He felt like scratching it, but couldn't to avoid making the injury got worse. Trying so hard not to touch his neck, he groaned and used his hand to caressed his hair backwards and then returned it to the steering as he tried to focus when suddenly, something happened. His sight vision suddenly got blurry in some kind of colour. He could no longer clearly see the road just as every human could see it, but instead, he saw things in red. The road turned red, the other vehicles moving in front of him and beside the other side of the road, he saw them in his red vision. It was as if his eyes were covered with a red lacy material, preventing him from seeing clearly.

He was standing close, on the other side of the desk. “I… I don’t know,” I admitted, too tired and focused to guard my words. “The paper. There are different textures. My mother taught me to recognize them. This one…” I traced the grainy page. “She called it ‘falcon’s grip.’ It signified something important, something about security or… strength.” I heard him take a step closer. “Can you read what’s written on it?” “No. The pages are smooth. The text is invisible. It’s like she left me a key, but hid the door.”

It did sound quite pleasant. For a time, we strolled in quiet. Then I froze when I noticed anything. A shadow, making strange movements. as though it were living. "Darcy?" Ivory seemed concerned. "What's wrong?" I gestured, my hand trembling. "The silhouette. Are you blind to it? Ivory seemed bewildered as she looked where I was pointing. "Honey, I don't notice anything strange. Are you alright?" When I blinked, the shadow vanished. However, I was certain that I had seen it. Why was Ivory unable to see it too?

The world seemed to take everything from him, leaving him with nothing. As he drained another bottle, the room began to spin, his vision blurring. Thoughts jumbled together, and focusing on any one thing became impossible. Before long, he slumped over, passed out and oblivious to everything around him. Jasmine glanced at him again, exhaling sharply. "Figures," she muttered, rolling her eyes. She gave him a quick look, knowing he’d eventually wake up. Shrugging, she returned to her work with a quiet, resigned indifference.

Jake was the only one to respond. “Wow, Matt, have I not taught you anything? ” “You’re teaching me now! ” he responded as his sister shook his head. “Is that the one about seeing more than others see...oh wait, are you saying Jake has...” Gabriel added. “A third eye, yes, ” finished Julia. Matt raised a hand. “A what now? ” “The third eye, or the mind’s eye, is a mystical concept of a speculative invisible eye usually depicted as located on the forehead, which provides perception beyond ordinary sight. ”

THIRD PERSON POINT OF VIEW Victoria continued reading the diary when Liv saw a shadow, she was about to speak when something dragged her attention and she followed it, it was like she wasn’t in control of her body. Victoria didn’t realize Liv’s absence as she kept reading the dairy Dear dairy,