Invisible Sight Novels & Stories

Something in me was telling me to not be so scared and that I had to fight back but I just wasn't able to do anything and the man had almost succeeded in pulling me to where he had wanted me. I closed my eyes not wanting to see what was going to happen, imagining myself somewhere else, anywhere else just so that I could get away from here. I don't know why but after a while when I did not feel anything and it went quiet around me I decided that I would open one eye and just take a little peak.

"What does that mean? Cordelia said that too. What does invisible really mean to them" "It means you’re furniture. A ghost. You are less important than the stones in the floor. You move through the halls and no one sees you. They forget you are there because you make no sound and you cause no trouble. They forget you are human. If they forget, they can’t hurt you, they only hurt what they notice." "But the beast grabbed Senna even though she was invisible. She was quiet"

“No. He didn’t do what you’re thinking, Ben. It’s not a problem, but I have to tell you the truth. I can’t keep this bottled up anymore because it’s really tormenting me.” I nodded and took her hand. “Just tell me, Baby. I’ll listen.” Her pair of heterochromatic irises stared deeply into mine. There was fear in them, along with a sense of guilt that I suspected stemmed from her tendency to hide things from me. Maybe it wasn’t about Kyle, but simply about her ability—one I still don’t know about even now. “Ben… I can become invisible,” she said, and I was instantly taken aback. Is this why I didn’t see her arrive that night—because she could make herself invisible to me?

"You must have had such a shock today, Ellie. Isabelle got hurt while opening the jewelry box that was meant for you. I had to stay behind to get to the bottom of this incident. I needed to give both you and her an explanation for all of this." He said it so sincerely as though he was doing everything for my own good. I suppressed the disgust welling in my stomach and feigned concern and asked about Isabelle. "Is she okay? Can her eyes be healed?" Gabriel's eyes flickered for a moment, a little too obviously. He avoided the question and said perfunctorily, "The healer said that it was fortunate that Isabelle was brought there in time. Her vision will be affected, but she won't lose her sight

There was nothing before his eyes. ‘Am I blind?’ Alex rubbed his eyes, but he still did not see anyone. But then, he saw a teacup on the table was being slowly lifted and titled, and the tea liquid inside was poured into somewhere in the air. Then, it disappeared. Therefore... “Are you an invisible person?” This discovery surprised Alex greatly as he could see souls with his eyes, but the one before him was really invisible. “Have some tea while it’s hot!”

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.

Taking this to another level, Hestia tapped at the frame of her eyeglasses and there the lens of the glasses changed. The lens then showed Hestia an infrared vision: scanning the whole surroundings. Albert registered at the infrared vision, confirming that the setting was working just fine. And yet, when Hestia looked back at the restroom door, she could not see anything. It only showed that the inside of the restroom was fully cold and that there was no one there at all. Sighing to herself, she tapped her fingers on her thighs, communicated with Albert through Morse Code and tapped the frame of her eyeglasses again to reset the setting— back to being normal eyeglasses.

“All this time… it was you?” “Yes,” I confess, the word tasting like ash in my mouth and her eyes, though unseeing, seem to pierce through me. “Your blindness... it’s a consequence of seeing the supernatural in its purest form. It’s a protection, a mercy in a way. Your mind couldn’t comprehend what it saw, so it shut down your sight to protect you.” She stops her futile attempts to push me away, her breaths coming out in short, unsteady gasps. Sensing her hesitation, I gently place my hands on either side of her head, careful not to startle her.

He seems to be deep in thought. “You want to know?” He asks dreamily and I nod urgently, “Then see…” He trails off before placing his hand on my eyes and covering them and suddenly, I feel slipping into darkness before I find myself standing in a familiar forest… wait, this is my pack! I run wildly to my house but stop at the edge of the forest when I notice someone. A woman I have never seen is peeking from behind a tress. I call out for her but she doesn’t answer me. That’s when I realize that she can’t hear me nor see me. I am invisible…I am in a vision!

What if someone caught her? My words were shoved down my throat when the white smoke slowly faded into thin air until a tiny puff remained. No one could see it, but if you pinned your eyes on it, you’d see the small trail of translucent smoke swirling in the air. Inara- Cool, isn’t it? Her voice called in my head, and I nodded, suddenly looking through my wolf’s invisible eyes. It was like staring into the True Tone mirror, and I could see everything about me, even the darkest of the secrets I thought I had hidden well.