Light Novel Gate Novels & Stories

But I was brought back to reality when Lysa cleared her throat, gesturing toward a particular direction. "Shall we." The walk to the arena was a bit long and quiet as Lysa barely said a word to me, however when we reached a certain huge black gate, she halted, letting out a sigh. "Good luck Light," she mumbled, urging me to go through the gate. And I did as she asked after taking a deep breath. Lysa watched Light as she walked through the black gate, with a strange expression, however, once Light was out of sight, she turn around and left.

Images flashed through Selene's mind: a person kneeling at the Gate, blood soaking the stone; shaking hands as the archway drank in light; a scream that was swallowed up. You will hold what was never meant to be held. The floor cracked open. A line split beneath the Gate, light pouring out from below, a blinding red-white color, showing something big moving under the room, like a heart wrapped around a spine. Lysera cursed. That's not a void. "No," Selene whispered, "it's a hinge." The Gate's darkness rushed forward, like snapping whips. One of them missed Aurek, leaving a line of nothing where his head had been a moment before. He fought back without thinking, claws tearing through the dark

“The Nightmare calls to us all. It’s different for each of us. Expect it.” Liora groaned suddenly, struggling to sit up. “It’s… cold,” she whispered, though Kael felt heat radiating from the pulsing ground. She pressed her palm against the floor and jerked it back with a cry. Her skin was blistered. Brann cursed and pulled her away. The ground twitched where she had touched it, as though feeding on her pain. The glow ahead flickered, brighter now, unmistakable. It formed into a gate—not built of stone or wood, but of twisting tendrils of light, writhing like serpents. Beyond it was only blackness, deeper than the void around them.

"Now!" Sabine hurled the shard. It hit the core of the gate. Light swallowed everything. When I opened my eyes, she was gone. Not defeated. Absorbed. Into me. My skin glowed with twin runes. The gate cracked. Collapsed. And silence returned. I fell to my knees. Leofric ran to me. "Is it over?" he asked. I looked at the sky. The sun returned. But it blinked. Once. Then again. "For now," I whispered.

Every god hoping I would become predictable. The next trouble came through the side door, where bad news usually entered. In the First Gate, symbols had weight. It stained sleeves, cracked floors, moved through crowds, and made ordinary people choose sides before they understood the question. The ash-light pressed against every window while a dead radio marked the next turn of the case. Nothing about the Final Gate War felt clean. It felt like another emergency arriving before the last one had been wiped off the stones. I almost disappeared into it. Then Ava yanked the cord.

"I thought you were dead." "I was." "Then how are you here?" "Because the Gate kept me." "What does that mean?" Noah looked toward the darkness. "I became the door." THE WAR BEGINS Suddenly, the chamber exploded. The First Circle attacked. Soldiers poured through the entrances. Lorenzo fired. Gabriel joined him. Seraphina pulled Lucian behind cover. Adam stood motionless. Aria looked at Noah. "Can you stop them?" Noah shook his head. "Not without you."

"Are you going to let me pass? Will I see my family?" "I'm not a gatekeeper, Agatha," she smiled. "I'm Selene,” she moved. My body was not stumbling or faint anymore. I remember blinking and everything had changed. My feet were not hanging at nothingness. I watched past Selene and I saw a door. It was a glister of silver. There seemed to be a bright light beyond the door. I understood nothing. The door was not there before and she keeps saying she was not the gatekeeper. "Follow me," she spun around and walked to the door.

Hope nodded. “Then let’s bring him a choice.” They gathered around the Ninth Gate. Kieran placed both hands against the ground. Silver energy spread beneath their feet. Kael joined him. Golden and silver light intertwined. Lyra raised her hands. Darkness surrounded the island, forming a protective barrier. Hope stepped toward the gate. Adrian stood beside her. “Ready?” Hope nodded. Kieran shouted: “Now!” The gate opened. But there was no darkness beyond it. There was a vast field filled with stars.

Mina had jokingly given the ship a name since its previous name was just a bunch of numbers. "You guys may want to find some cover." Vosten turned to look at her. "Why is that agent?" Carmen smiled. "Because the heat is about to get turned up in here and doubt that you elites could handle it." As she finished, she charged at the company of soldiers standing in front of the doors. She somersaulted over a large desk and drew her pistols and began to fire. Just as she opened fire on the soldiers several medium sized grenades broke through the glass doors and landed in front of the soldiers. Carmen sprayed plasma fire all around in every direction. Multiple soldiers went down and the grenades ex

Miyuki looked at him in surprise, and as he stood up, she could see that he was very tall and had very long legs. - Thank you very much for your generosity.- she said after a moment.- I will consider your proposal.- Miyuki added. - Remember, you should find the light within you.- Kai added at the end, smiling mysteriously, then quickly disappeared in the crowd of people, heading towards the exit of the bar. Miyuki was struck by these words and only then did she realize that Kai Ichatashiko had some strange light within him... Similar, if not the same, as the one her grandmother had.