Light From Inquisitormaster Novels & Stories

But her bright smile and sweet personality got rid of any negative thoughts that I had. Christine Gyamfi Stanzolio is the Light to my Shadow.

Mestre Escuro said and turned to look straight in Luz’s amber eyes, his eyes boring into Luz’s gaze. Mestre Escuro’s smirk widened as he watched the commander’s carefully constructed façade begin to crack. The oppressive aura radiating from him seemed to intensify, feeding off the emotional turmoil brewing beneath Luz’s armoured exterior. “Do you not want to know why?” Mestre Escuro asked amused. “Or are my desires so transparent?” Luz’s amber eyes narrowed, studying Mestre Escuro’s amused expression with growing suspicion. “Why?” his voice was flat, devoid of the earlier anger. “You enjoy watching me suffer. That is reason enough.” He took a step back, creating distance between them as if t

“Master, the family has issued the highest-standard convening order. Something urgent must have happened. Do you want to go and see?” “I’m at a critical moment now, so I won’t go. You should go and see what happened. After that, come back and tell me,” the man replied with his eyes closed. “But…” “No buts! If any elders in the family ask, just say that I’m at a critical moment of breakthrough and I can’t leave. I believe they will understand.” “Yes, Master!” The people outside the door leave. The top floor of the tower fell into silence again. This man was Archimedes Lightfoot, the first-in-line heir to the Lightfoot family.

It was dark night and just as the full moon appeared in the sky, the darkness was overcome with shining white light of the moon. Master looked at the transparent roof of the hall and closed his eyes, he muttered a few more mantras and at that time, Power stones inside the saviors ignited. White beams of lights came out of saviors bodies and scattered towards the west, Master was happily laughing loudly. "Hahahahahaha now I will rule the world, No one can stop me. I will become the new God" Master was thinking inwardly. The power of those lights was too much that it created a big cyclone in that place, every thing started moving and because of force, no one was able to see anything except

“Through here. This platform will transport you to the Master’s study.” I glanced at Cassius, sharing a look of grim resolve. As we stepped past the archway, a soft, white light bloomed from the stone at our feet, rising to envelop us in its warm, silent embrace. This was it. The world outside the light faded, and for a moment, there was nothing but, hope and the light.

However, as I neared the staircase, a kid came barreling towards me. In that split second, I tumbled down the stairs. Agony ripped through my belly, and as I stared at the dark red liquid spreading on the floor, darkness closed in. ... Marvin stood in the sterile hospital corridor, staring at a lifeless form under a stark white sheet. He read the doctor's report, each word a leaden weight. He cursed his knowledge of the words, cursed his own feeble strength. He had clung to hope, believing time would heal.

I turned the darkness into a mirror. When the Arch-Inquisitor’s magic reached my core, it didn't find a helpless Omega. It found a reflection of its own emptiness, amplified by the pure, unyielding love of the White Queen and her Rebel King. The reaction was instantaneous. A pillar of pearlescent light exploded from my chest, so bright it turned the night into noon. It didn't push the darkness; it purified it. The Arch-Inquisitor shrieked, his robes of skin bursting into flames, his bone staff shattering into dust.

“You’d do a better job, though, I’d imagine, if what they’re saying is true.” My shoulders slump. “And is it?” Master Ombres nods. “I don’t know how it’s even possible, but… yes. This is light magic, if I’ve ever seen it. Why you’re suddenly showing a talent for it, though, I have no idea.” “Well, what does this mean?” I demand, my heart beating faster. “It won’t affect my studies, will it?” The other instructors exchange a look. “Not in a certain sense,” replies Magnus. Seeing my expression, he sighs, turning to the Master for backup.

"Let's go and see,' Sebastian said icily. He had excellent eyesight, and even in pitch-black darkness, he could see as well as he could in the daytime. It was just that the woods were too dense, and he could not see very clearly. He looked down at the footprints on the ground and led Liam and Gavin forward in pursuit. "Seb, there isn't even a shred of light. You can still see their footprints?" Liam looked at Sebastian in shock. "Pretty much." Sebastian nodded without thinking. Liam gulped. Even a Grandmaster would not be able to see footprints on the ground in pitch darkness! What kind of level was Sebastian at? "There's a noise!" Gavin said sharply. He looked around, wary and alert. "What'

When I enter, I quietly close the door behind me and fish for the lock in the darkness, my hands shaking so much I almost give up and cry. Once I've finally locked myself in the dark room that I have no idea of what it's purpose is, I run my hands over the wall and find the light switch. All the lights flicker to life in an instant and a rather large movie room is revealed. Even with all the perfectly laid out blankets, comfy-looking chairs, a gigantic movie screen and a snack bar, the first thing I notice is the 'emergency exit' sign and it's bright red lighting.