Light Novel Eleceed Novels & Stories

“I have lightning abilities. I’m going to electrocute the fish - it will grill them alive and make them ready for your cute little mouth. Just watch.” That makes me even hungrier. I watch him as he approaches the pushing waves, and then I gasp as he sends an electric current through the water with a zap from his finger. Then, quicker than lightning, he pulls out a pair of fish and smiles at me when I give him an “Are you serious?” look. The fish don’t even look like they were electrocuted; they are whole and intact. Adrian tosses one of them on the towel while he hands me the other one. As he does, our hands brush together, and I can feel the electricity jump between us.

Elsa asked with eyes opened. "An Ex - assassin but is now a hero with a Teleportation power and he controls the Cyrix sword." Clara said returning the sword to its position. " You know what 60% of these my hero friends are ex assassins." Clara said. " You ain't serious." Maggie said climbing her bike, Sharon climbed hers too and Elsa joined her while Clara joined Maggie. " I just want to go home and I'll then decide to whether you contact you guys." Clara said and the girls rode away.

Uriel said angrily, trying to attack Lumina but got blocked by an invisible shield. “Not just yet. She'll be fine.” Lumina said, taking off the invisible shield. Elena hears screams, images of Leuvis getting burnt and defeated and to her greatest surprise she sees Elevina dead. She screams in pain and agony letting go of the sceptre. “Elena!? Are you ok? What did you see?” Elevina said running to raise up Elena. “Elevina? Thank God you're alive. I was so scared.” Elena sobbes with tears in her eyes.

"God, why did you give me this fate? How big of a mistake have I made in the past that I have to bear such a heavy burden of life? God, is there no chance for me to fix this fate? I want to be happy. I also want to live a decent life. like people. Can you?" A tear escaped from the corner of Elea's eye. He was very sad to think about the fate of his life which was so winding. Ever since Elea was little, people have always treated her casually. Even since elementary school, Elea is used to finding her own money to buy all her needs.

Elena hadn't just moved into the city; she had moved into the sea. The water erupted in a massive plume of white spray as a localized electromagnetic pulse threw the Arbitrator back. Alexander looked down into the dark water and saw her. Elena wasn't a girl anymore, and she wasn't a ghost. She was a shimmering, translucent figure of pure light, moving through the depths with a grace that made the Black-Sun Units look like lead weights. She surfaced beside the skiff, her hand a delicate, glowing construction of data and water reaching out to touch the side of the boat.

It stayed at the edges of the district, a white, hungry wall that surrounded the docklands. Laila collapsed as the silver light finally died. Kaden was there before she hit the ground, pulling her into his arms. He looked at the retreating fog, and then at Elias. He asked the boy how he did that. Elias sat down on the concrete, his small frame shaking. He said the Archive had shown him the "Lullaby of the Moon." He told them that the Soul Eaters were vibrations of hunger and that the Silverbacks were the only ones who knew the counter note. But he told Laila that he couldn't do it alone for much longer. He said the "chorus" wasn't a metaphor.

The mountain weevils had burrowed into the grain before the first hard freeze, and now we were eating their leftovers. In the original series chapters of Moonborn Fate, this was the part where the text would have fast-forwarded. The author would have written some lazy, sweeping transition like, "And so, a tense winter fell upon the Moon Fang," jumping straight to the grand spring rebellion where everyone looked gorgeous under the blooming cherry trees.

Only for his arm to be grabbed, and he was pulled into Theo's arms. Uea whimpered. He raised his head slightly, and his eyes met Theo's. Tears appeared at the corners of his eyes. He saw Theo's eyes darken. Uea laughed inwardly. 'Sleep with me. C'mon, sleep with me.' He pleaded inwardly. Uea didn't want to stay any longer in this arc. For some reason, this arc gave him a feeling he didn't understand. Though the last arc also had some things that were different from the original book, it wasn't as bizarre as this arc.

“Your balance is broken. And now… You will watch as we destroy your world.” Just then, a flash of light erupted from the cave. Elara ran out, followed by a group of survivors—young mages who had only just begun to train. They formed a line behind her, their hands joined, their shadow and light merging into a single, bright beam that struck the lead figure. He stumbled back, his grip on the crystal loosening slightly. Cole seized the opportunity, lunging forward and tackling him. They rolled across the ground, fighting for the crystal. Cole’s shadow and light clashed with the figure’s primal energy, sending sparks flying.