Lightning Strikes Twice Movie Novels & Stories

Our sessions in the batting cages often led to passionate make-out sessions, and I found myself longing for those moments. When she touched my hands, it felt as if I was going to jump out of my skin. I’m relatively certain that being electrocuted would feel less intense than her sudden touch. She must have felt me flinch because she laughed and asked, “Are you that afraid that I’m going to kick your a*s, Tate?” “I’m not afraid of that, but I do remember a few times when you kissed my a*s.”

And it had. Away from them and further up in the sky, the source of the exploding sound was revealed when the night air had been torn apart and a mass of blue energy was swirling, illuminating the grounds below. Out of it sprang the bodies of Natasha and Lucas. Natasha's body glowed with an incredible brilliance of blazing neon green and blue. Lightning danced all around her, christening her as the Viper once more. The mass of energy behind her then vanished. She was hovering in mid air while Lucas had already touched the ground, brandishing his shield. Viper let out a cry like a warrior leading her army into battle and thrust herself hard towards the ground, landing with her knee and striki

But there wasn't the slightest change in her expression. "You...what are you saying? How can I fall in love...with him." "Hmm. As long as you know. Because if you fall in love with him, then it won't end well for you. Now go. I'll come in to pick you when he leaves." Lu Jin nodded her head and stepped back. Once the hover drove past her, she turned and walked towards the Disco Club. Steel grey with neon lights flashing on its signboard, the Disco Club was the second place most frequented by the new generation after Pleasure Town.

Her eyes wide as she looked around frantically for an escape. “Hey! You!” The guard shouted, and I didn’t have time to think as I snapped out two thin streaks of light towards the guards, and aimed them towards their boots. The lightning hit them like a brick wall, as it shot up through their legs and into their bodies. I watched as the two guards convulsed and twitched from the electricity; before dropping to the ground with two sick thuds. Both of them laying quiet and still on the dirt road.

' Prasine rejoiced inwardly with her cute expression. All eyes were fixated on the cloud when a series of deafening booms suddenly echoed. "Lightning!" The first lightning bolt pierced the skies, descending toward Logan like a hundreds of feet thick colossal blade. "What a terrifying lightning. He's dead…" Olin grinned at the sight. Not even a Nascens Grader could survive that. "Woah! That lightning is powerful enough to shatter a hill!" Ater mused. Judex stood there with her hands behind her back, a look of fright in her eyes. This was the first time she had witnessed a Thunder Raid of this level.

She looked a bit tired, and told him with her drooping eyes, "I'm just tired. I want to rest, Mr Jing." He nodded. "I'll come by tomorrow." He took one last look at her before leaving. He exited the hospital and entered his luxury saloon. As he turned the key in the ignition, he recalled how she had suddenly collapsed with no palpable pulse while the elevator had stopped. The elevator had returned to its full working condition shortly after she had fainted, which caused him to feel it was out of the ordinary. Although it had just been ten minutes when she had been out cold, and then her pulse had subsequently returned, he had been terrorized stiff by the abrupt halt of her heartbeat.

Boom! Countless lightning raged and fell from the sky, striking the ground in front of the Colemans’ grand elder till it caved in. The fighters of the Colemans even ran for their lives under the roar of the almighty lightning storm. A few unfortunate fighters immediately fell to the ground and twitched after being struck by lightning. “Nine, eight…” Maiko started counting down.

“It doesn’t matter if you knew. I was changed because of your fixation with these Reapers or whatever the hell they are. I’m not - ” But before he could finish, a finger of lightning struck a tree just metres away. “We have to get out of here,” the couple shouted over the wind. “We’re going to try and find higher ground. Come with us, please.” “They’re right,” Aurora told him. “We can’t stay here.” He had been about to reluctantly agree when a second lightning strike cut through the dark. It struck the earth between their feet sending sparks flying high enough to sting their legs. Before they had time to react, the ground moaned like a waking giant.

“But you do. Every time.” The first strike landed across Nathan’s shoulders—sharp, controlled, not full force but enough to steal his breath. He bit his lip to keep from crying out. Noah delivered two more, measured, precise. Each one landed with the same quiet authority. When he finished he stepped in front, crouched again, and tilted Nathan’s chin up once more. “Say thank you.” Nathan’s voice broke on the words. “Thank you.” Noah studied him for a long moment, then leaned close enough that his breath brushed Nathan’s ear. “Next time you’ll remember faster.”

"Who is it?" Just as Gregory uttered those words, Felix raised his right hand and pointed at him. "Thunderstrike," Felix commanded. Then, a deafening rumble of thunder sounded as the dark clouds covered the moon, sending chills down everyone's spines. Before anyone could react, a bolt of lightning tore through the night and struck Gregory. With a tremendous boom, the ground exploded, and he was left standing in a hole, blood gushing from his mouth. His face was etched with shock and disbelief.