Light And L Novels & Stories

‌(Ar⁠ia’s POV) ‌Light cu‌ts thr⁠ough my ey‍elids be‍f‌ore thou‍ght ret⁠urns. I‍t isn’t morning light—too white‍, too still. It hums faintl⁠y, as if fed by electricit‌y rather th‌an sun.

"Show me something." There was a moment of silence like an eternity. Lyda's eyes were burning in anticipation. Just then, she heard another series of voices coming from behind her. Lyda turned around to see a faint light appearing in the dark distance. It grew until it formed a pillar of light that was almost too bright to look at, and yet, it was still stifled by the heavy darkness. It looked almost like an opening doorway.

Naglakad lakad muna ako sa campus at napadpad sa canteen ng Business Ad department nang matanaw kong muli ang lalaking nakita ko kahapon. He's alone. Busy siya sa pagha-highlight ng kung ano sa librong hawak niya. Kinuha ko ang lighter sa bag ko bago naglakad papalapit sa kaniya. "Is this yours?" I asked him. Umupo ako sa tapat na upuan niya. He's wearing a dark grey polo and black pants. He first looked in my hands where the lighter is then he finally looked at me. I smiled. Sinusubukang bumawi sa inis na dinulot niya sa akin kahapon.

Transitioning system interface to low-light mode. The fluorescent bulbs flickered as they buzzed loudly like bees before dropping in brightness. The white light turned into a yellow hue then died completely. "LUS can we see the city from the roof access?" I asked, walking toward the metal ladder. [Yes Host Eva. The roof perimeter is secure. The reinforced hatch is locked from the inside. I will monitor the camera feeds while you are above.]

It was the light of a leader, tempered and bright. Ace’s column sparked with a volatile, ruby-red heat, flickering like a forge fire ready to consume anything in its path. It was the light of a warrior, restless and bold. Luna’s column pulsed with a soft, haunting violet—a color that seemed to pull the light out of the room and replace it with something celestial and deep. It was the light of a seer, quiet and infinite.

What happened? "I wish I knew but, I really had no idea," Leon answered calmly. That's weird as fuck, it's been known that he has no necro, but that sword is a 'Lightbane,' a sword specially made for Charlanders where its strength depends on the owner's necro. A lightbane, if touched by a new owner, will react and glow respectively to the amount of its owner's necro. Lightbane has its own necro counter, it will determine its owner's strength and will adjust accordingly. The more the necro, the stronger the sword will get. However, it has only a limit of up to 500 necro count. If there are lots of necros, it will shine very bright. If there is little to average amount of necro, its glow is so

Wounds decorated her body, her clothes almost torn to shreds. Leala stood up straight and began walking towards Beatrice, she rests her sword on Beatrice's shoulder, a few inches away from her neck. "Some of the enemies from the Light can be that good, some may even be better, with what you've shown me just now, you'd be dead by the second strike. That's why I keep telling all of you that mistake is not an option inside this training hall, I will not tolerate anyone who could endanger our plans, what is your excuse Beatrice Coleman?"

But the light Flickered. And went out.

“It roars.” “It hums,” I said. “And that’s good. Humming means functioning.” “Humming means hungry.” “Your frame of reference is broken.” I flicked the headlights on. He recoiled. “They glow like the ring.” “They are LED.” “I thought that was the demon rectangle.” “That’s also LED.” “Why do your lights all bear the same name?” he demanded. “Are they related?” “They’re… diodes.” “That explains nothing.” “Good,” I said. “Welcome to modern technology.”

My eye's stop on a vase of flowers and I know exactly what needs to be done. "Lily," I say, stroking her little locks of black hair. "Lily Ann Volkov."