Light Gaia True Form Novels & Stories

"And I’m the only one who can lock the gate." He slammed his thumb onto the 'Confirm' node. [PLANETARY SLAVING: INITIALIZED] [BIOMETRIC HANDSHAKE: SUCCESSFUL] [TARGET: LEO BLACKWOOD] A surge of dark-gold radiance erupted from the floorboards, wrapping around Leo’s small legs like a nest of liquid-fire snakes. I felt the jolt through the city's bedrock—the sound of his human skeleton being rewritten into the geography of the North. Ga-chi! Ga-chi!

She turned her gaze to Aurelia, her eyes intense. “Daughter of the Light, open the gateway! Let the power flow! Show us the way!” Aurelia took a deep breath, closing her eyes. Come, she thought, opening herself completely. Let it come. I am ready. The reaction was instant. A pillar of silver light shot up from her body, piercing the high ceiling and seemingly connecting directly to the moon above. The power was immense. It roared like a waterfall, like a hurricane trapped in a room. The ground shook violently. Dust fell from the rafters, The walls cracked. The light flared up, blindingly bright, washing over everything and everyone, turning the world into pure white radiance.

Aris gasped, cowering against the washing machine. "He’s the 'Anomaly' that’s going to fix your mistakes, Aris," I said. I sat down at the terminal. I didn't destroy the Shroud project. I **Repurposed** it. I began to type, the keys flying under my fingers. I wasn't writing a simulation. I was writing a "Network." **[PROJECT: GAEA - REVISION 02]** **[OBJECTIVE: GLOBAL EMPATHY LINK.]** **[PROTOCOL: NO HARVEST. NO DEBT. NO MANAGEMENT.]**

Huge looping spirals glowed with power as it danced out. ‘Complete the bond,’ came the deep voice of Gaia. I gripped the silver search bythol in my left hand and reached out to Kiara before me, placing it over her heart. my right hand I extended to Sierra who still sat quietly beside her. As my hand rested on her furry head, power began to flow through me. “Anam Gron Lingrah Ulse.”

Then the face moved back and a rumbling filled the void as the creature got bigger and bigger, her voice thunderous. “GAYA IS PLEASED!” She said with laughter, her arms outstretched as she reached her full capacity. Gaya was gigantic, to her they must be mere marbles to be toyed with, thrown away and forgotten. She was translucent, shifting from one colour of the rainbow to another, her head was the shape of a star, her eyes were the colour and shape of sunflowers, and her lips were like leaves. She had the body of a human woman, concealed with a dress made out of roses.

I thought about everything my Dad told me and one thing came to my mind. I showed them my right hand, closed it tight and when I opened it again, holographic pearls came out from it. Odette and her mother stared at it and showed the same reaction, both of them are surprised. “You’re a spirit user.” Odette whispered, still looking at my palm. I closed my hand after a few seconds and as soon as I did, the pearls dissolved in the thin air. “You have a soul art. I think your parents are both wizards and your father just took you out of Celestia, am I right, uhm, what’s your name again?” Oh, right. I haven’t introduced myself yet.

How would taking off the spell that was put on me to conceal my scent make things better. “Theia, what…” I was interrupted by a loud, angry roar as Gavrael reappeared on the battlefield but not as a person, as a beast. His beast form was a huge red dragon with massive wings, and he looked really pissed off. I was stunned beyond words. I never knew that the demon king had a beast form just as we had our wolves. “Don’t ask questions, just do it, now!” She said and I obeyed.

Her green eyes roamed over Lydia as she exclaimed, “Oh my God!” Lydia stifled a laugh; she knew her mom would soon comment on her beauty and how she would sweep every male off their feet that evening. It was clear that Lydia resembled her mother, both standing tall and slender, with curves that could captivate anyone. Lydia had inherited Luna Alice's striking green eyes, long tan limbs, pointed nose, and beautifully shaped lips.

I said, a hint of a smile playing on my lips. I snapped my fingers, and the windows shut immediately. The room went dark and the only light came from green lines emanating from the middle of the hall. “It's a counter-attack bracelet, and to make it even better, all the hits you gave Aquamarine are currently glowing on your skin. Green and plenty.” I finished. Gaia's eyes widened as she stumbled backwards, her hands roaming over the green lines on her body. "What's this?" she stammered.

Her lips parted as if she wanted to speak, but she stopped herself. Hunter. It clicked. She had feelings for him. How had I missed that? And my mind jumped into bothering about all the wrong things. “Beta,” Viktor said in a low voice, gesturing toward the door. “We need to move.” Gaia’s voice was quieter now, almost reluctant. “Do you know who might be sick?” But I already knew. “From the direction they’re heading... probably someone in the dungeon.” “A rogue then.” ——— Gaia’s fingers lightly traced the delicate petals of a flower. “This one,” she said, her voice soft, “is called the Lumina Petal. It only blooms under the full moon. But it’s fragile. Too much touch and it’ll wither.”