Isekai Smartphone Light Novels & Stories

“But it's dark. I can't see a damn thing! Do you have your phone?” “I didn't bring my phone. Don't you have yours? Or something to produce a light—a lighter or match perhaps?” “I don't smoke,” I reply. “Then how about your phone? Everybody carries phone,” “You're not carrying yours,” I reason. “You're so annoying. Just please get your phone and try to press something,” he mutter. I repeat what he said in a mock of imitation. I open my shoulder bag and reach down for my phone. I open the torch, aiming it at the buttons. I press several buttons on the panel for good luck. Nothing happened.

“ I have already saved my numbers just in case you need them, make sure to call me any time you want. I promise that I will answer your call no matter what! There is also an SOS system installed in the smartphone, if you tap the back button two times I will know that you are in danger, so make sure to keep the phone with you all the time.” Levy glanced at the smartphone she wanted to say something to Derek when the paper man slumped on her palm and became nothing but a scrap of paper. “ Ah, looks like it ran out of mana energy.” She placed the paper man on the cabinet, strictly speaking, she should have burned it but Levy couldn’t bring herself to burn the thing that was speaking till now. S

Killian asked, finally breaking the silence. “I don't have anything in mind, but whatever you make would be fine”, Mayeli mumbled, edging closer to the island, her eyes on her prey, his phone. He was using a Gold striker iPhone 3GS Supreme. Talk about being insanely rich. His phone cost roughly two million dollars. Killian made a sucking sound with his teeth and looked at her with an annoyed expression. “You're so complicated”, he mumbled. “And you're so bossy”, Mayeli replied.

Dexie replied. "Be good. Go quickly. I'll take this time to rest in the car," Luke whispered. "Okay then," Dexie sighed. "Right. This is a new phone. Your current phone is broken, so use this one." Luke pulled out a sleek and beautiful smartphone and handed it to Dexie.

She sniggered and winked. I rolled my eyes as she brought the phone beside me. She tore the package open and brought out a sleek smartphone. It was ebony black and I couldn't recognise the make. "It's fully charged, let me help you set it up" Sara offered enthusiastically. I sat up again and rested on the headboard as she began inserting a sim card into the phone. I hadn't noticed a sim card was also in the box. Sara handed the phone over as she switched it on. I absentmindedly found my way to the Contacts app and was surprised to see a contact saved Kai was already on speed dial and I rolled my eyes in deep disdain.

Nothing happens when I press the heavy iron ignition switch other than the dashboard lights flickering weak. "Ha-ha, that is a very funny joke, Alpha," Luka says, tightening his harness straps and repositioning his seat. "I really wish it were a pack joke," I grunt, pulling my communication crystal from my tunic pocket to send a text flare to Philip. "Shit." His beautiful smile fades instantly as he glances down at his own crystal screen. The top corner displays the emergency SOS signal, just like mine. He immediately powers the device down, which is a brilliant tracker move. He won't waste the crystal's battery power.

"Why don't you just generate light with your power?" "Oh. I forgot I could do that." Which, Persia created a ball of white light on her palm, lighting up our passage— then it slowly floats in front of Kuroyuki, shining our way. "Man, you really should've done that from the beginning," August said to her. "It's not like I don't want to. It was too hot, stuffy and dark for me to concentrate, you know?" "Haha, maybe that's due to you being a spoiled princess?" August laughed.

“She said, since we have to shrink this as an enhancement, we should make it like a glove. That way, our hands are still free for combat!” Isaiah shot his eyebrows up…sexy. “Really? Can you do that?” Sinclair shrugged, “I mean, cell phones are mini-computers. TVs are now flat. I don’t see why not.” “We are going to call Thalia and see if she likes the idea.” “I think that’s a great idea. If you can pull that off, then hell yeah, let’s do it.” I wrapped my arms around Isaiah and kissed him deeply. He growled his approval, and then, as I walked away, he popped my butt. ‘Down, boy! Definitely later.’

The security guards slowed but didn't leave completely, positioning themselves nearby in case the situation escalated again. I turned to Isla, my hand finding her waist again in what I hoped was a reassuring touch. “Are you okay?” She nodded but her face was pale, her hands trembling slightly as she put her phone back in her small clutch. My own phone buzzed in my pocket. I pulled it out and saw a message from an unknown number. The same format I'd seen on messages forwarded from Isla's mysterious ally. I opened it. The message contained a single photo and no text.

It was exploding. Anyway, the world didn't stop just because we wanted it to. A floorboard creaked nearby. It wasn't the heavy footstep of a librarian. It was light. Calculated. I pulled back, my eyes wide. Kai straightened up, his jaw tightening. He looked toward the end of the aisle. For a second, everything was still. Then, I saw it. The glow of a smartphone screen reflected in a glass display case at the end of the row. Marcus.