Lightning Is The Only Way Novels & Stories

It was a flash drive. " So what do you have inside you? " Lightning asked out loud while turning the flash in her hand. She looked around the room for any computer to use. None. She walked out in search of it and finally ended up in Carolyn's small office room. On the table there her laptop lay flipped open. Lightning made her way around the table and then took a seat in front of the laptop. She dropped the flash in her hand on the desk and started working on the laptop. The laptop was passworded but Lightning was up to the task. Where she had learned to kill has also thought her some moderate skills of hacking and bypassing the cop's password shouldn't be a big deal.

"He's becoming a god!" "I knew it! There's no way someone like August could die so easily!" The Nans were especially happy. Even Murex knocked the earth with her cane in sheer elation. "My family is producing a God Grade!" A pillar of lightning snaked down to an old tree, sending splinters flying. The lightning coursed through the earth, killing any critters that weren't quick enough to escape it. Anyone who wanted to reach God Grade would have to go through Thunder Raid. It was a test of nine lightning strikes, which the mystique artist had to endure.

“Yeah. I need to. I don’t want to hurt anyone.” “You won’t,” she said, placing the crystal between us. “We will start with lightning. It’s the one that keeps leaking out, right?” I opened my hand, and a small spark jumped from my palm. “Yeah. It comes when I’m angry, or scared, or excited, I guess.” “That’s normal,” Mira said. “Lightning is fast. It responds to emotion. Especially strong ones, I made some research lately about it.” “Can you teach me to stop it?” I asked

BOOOOOMMMMM… The sky darkened and purple lightning filled the heavens; anyone who saw the purple lightning could guess who was coming now. This figure was one of the most feared and stubbornly famous beings in the realm of the gods. It wasn’t just because of his power, but because of his mastery over lightning that made them dare not confront him directly. He was also one of the ancient gods known as the Emperor of Lightning.

A super powerful tonic like the Ninth Lightning Serum was needed to cure Chase. On the other hand, the production of the Ninth Lightning Serum was challenging, and one may not necessarily be able to acquire a bowl in a century. The Ninth Lightning Serum’s production required an exuberant energy-charged tree to be struck by lightning nine times. Moreover, it could not be accomplished with any bolt of lightning. The lightning bolts' intensity and the purity of their energy content would need to fulfill a certain standard.

The Fire Unicorn rose to its hunches, watching Adrian with intense focus, ready to break through the barrier to join him if needed. "He's actually training in the heart of this lightning storm?" Tyron exclaimed, "This is incredible!” No ordinary person could train under such divine lightning, yet Adrian was not only calm but seemed to thrive in it. The sheer force and reckless intensity of his approach had stunned his companions into silence. Within the lightning, Adrian felt surges of electric energy flooding through his body. He said, "Let’s push my physical limits even further." The divine lightning struck again, and Adrian opened every acupoint in his body to channel the lightning. It wa

"Your lightning is white. Isn't lightning supposed to be purple?" Jai was also frowning from bewilderment now. "Lightning is purple? Every lightning is white, Darrion." Darrion shook his head, "No, it's not. Lightning is purple, Jai. There is no white lightning. That's what I was mulling over before that guy attacked you." Jas was speechless.

“She knows Rayna is here too. The lightning.” “The lightning?” Bryden asked perplexed. “Nerin and Rayna both can call on the lightning through the light power.” My mom explained. Bryden looked over at me. “I take it you are Nerin, and not Rayna right now?” I nodded. “I supposed I could get a demonstration of this power?” “If you would like to see it, I can show you,” I said looking over at Xipher, and he nodded towards me. “We need to be outside, and mom needs her shield ready.”

Conri was standing behind me with his eyebrows raised and nodding his head at them. They both agreed and I explained, "Wait until you guys are used to fighting while levitated. I'll start raining lightning bolts on your asses. You will learn to pay attention to your surroundings while you're fighting." They both shouted, "NO WAY!" I flicked a small lightning bolt at each of them. It hit each of them on the arm and they both rubbed their arms saying, "OW! That hurt!" I laughed, "That's a tiny one. My medium sized ones can crush boulders into pea sized gravel. My extra-large ones can destroy a whole wolf pack. I have never used those at all. I don't want to be responsible for innocent people d

Above, the stars are sharp and distant, indifferent to the dramas playing out below. I stop at the edge of a small clearing. Beyond the next ridge, invisible in the darkness, lies Lancaster territory. Somewhere in that direction, miles away, a baby fights for its life. I don't cross. But I reach. The lightning comes differently this time. Not the violent, uncontrolled bursts of before. Not the reactive surge that leaves scorch marks and fear. This is deliberate. Willed. I close my eyes and feel the power rising from somewhere deep in my core, and instead of fighting it, I guide it.