Light Fae Novels & Stories

On the other hand, Lux walked over to the man with light brown hair. She patted the man's shoulder and called out to him, "Leader! What happened?" The light brown-haired man listened to a girl who was calling him, he turned to Lux. The man in front of Lux was Azura Halley. He was Lux's close friend and also the leader of his team. Azura has an oval face shape with fair light skin tone and has a deep-set eyes chart.

The playboy Fae prince, and his father hated it. “Fae are going missing. We need to find out if it’s those wolves. If not for me, do it for our people. Either way you are going.” King Aeginar stood and walked out letting the throne room doors slam behind him. Torin swore and stormed out. He went to the fencing court to blow off some steam. By the time he was done there were quite a few ladies watching on the sidelines. Grinning he winked at them and they started to giggle. He knew he was good looking. He was tall with wavy sand blonde hair that fell over his eyes. He liked it unkempt mainly since it was one more thing to piss off his father. His crystal blue eyes were piercing, he knew the l

Adria pov Forgive me Nyx, I say in my mind as I open my arms, and blinding light spreads across the landscape disintegrating all the dark energy. All the unseelie fell to the ground including the king, I'd brightened their darkness with my surge of light. The seelie fae were unaffected by the light, they consisted of it. "What the fuck was that female," Axis growls, eyeing me, sitting next to a prone Keran.

The forest was drinking her. "Let her go!" Nomo screamed, charging forward, but the Fae simply waved a hand, and the earth rose up to swallow his legs, pinning him in place. "Watch, little pilot," the Fae said, its voice cold and final. "Watch as we return the stolen light to the earth and leave the flesh to rot in the mud." "Is this the 'holy war' you promised, Zero, or are you just the first weed they're going to pull after I'm gone?" Sofia hissed through the pain, her eyes burning with a defiance that the thorns couldn't dampen.

I kiss her shoulder as she leans back into me for comfort. “Firstly, my name is Larnaca, but I prefer Lara. Yes, I am a fae. I am nothing like my brother. He is more dark than light. I am all light. Xerxes chose a different path when our father died. He was obsessed with the dark arts. He rules over every fae light and dark.” She says there is as silent as the grave as we all listen to her. “How old are you?” I ask, and she looks at me.

"Oh no! Never do that...that might take you to the Fae Realm but into the hands of the dark faery...definitely never do that!" Aria felt a strange shudder go through her at Lauchie's reaction. "Okay, are you ready?" "I think so..." Aria looked at Kahlia and he nodded. "Alright then, let's go..." Lauchie stepped to the water's edge and crouched down, mumbling under his breath something that, to Aria, sounded like a rhyme. He placed his hand in the water and they both gasped to watch a strange light emanate from Lauchie's hand and ripple out over the lake making the lake look opaque and magical.

When the magic gets to the castle, the thorny vines and mold shrivel and die and in their place are green, flowering vines. I walk to stand behind Lily, putting my arms around her waist as we watch the land heal from it’s wounds. When it’s done, she steps away from me, turning to look at our people. She pulls Lightning Wielder out of the ground and lifts it to the sky. Once again, the white lightning flows into her sword. "People of the fae land, be healed of your darkness, healed of your wounds, find your peace and happiness." She pushes the light out, letting it flow through our people, healing them of their pain and the remnants of their darkness.

he answered. “Do not get discouraged. Faith turns 18 in three days. I can tell you that she is a hybrid.” I told him. “Of course he is welcome here. I am surprised he was not with you when you came. Wait are you saying Faith is Taghg’s mate.” Ruari replied. “She is, but...” he said. “But what?” I asked. “Ruadh’s stepmother is a witch. She can also somewhat see the future. She told those two that they would share a mate and that she would be a hybrid.” Eamon explained.

She barely manages to dodge the attack, but it grazes her arm, leaving behind a painful, blackened mark. Just as it seems like the Dark Fae warriors are about to overwhelm us, a brilliant burst of light erupts in the midst of the battle. The source of the light is Queen Amara, the Faerie queen we had encountered earlier. With her powers far surpassing those of the Dark Fae, she unleashes a barrage of dazzling magic that blinds and incapacitates the malevolent creatures. They cry out in agony as they are engulfed in the radiant light, unable to withstand its purity.

"I do love you, but I'm not dumb. There are so many ways to get someone their citizenship. Why did you choose this way?” "Eric, I'll just think of our time together as wasted years of youth. Please leave and don't bother me again." "Alright! Wendy, you'll regret this! I'll see you at the County Clerk's office in three days!" After he walked away, I pulled out the first-aid kit and gently took care of the scrapes on Thomas's hand. "Mr. Lloyd, I really appreciate you helping me earlier. I owe you one." He let out a small huff, "You owe me more than just that."