Lightning Strikes Twice Movie Novels & Stories

The downpour suddenly stops and everything becomes quiet. It makes Cain confused. He tries to focus his hearing but, nothing comes to his ear. Cain raises an eyebrow. Suddenly, loud sounds of thunders ring throughout the Judgment Road. Dozens of lightning strikes down from the circle. The Judgment Road is roamed by lightning. Rainstorm breaks off and all the lightning is striking down continuously. They destroy the buildings, the roads, and the ruins. They wipe off everything. Altarria smiles gloriously as there’s no way Cain could survive from this lightning. One strike and it’ll end his life.

As the Golden Wing Eagles erupted, they waved their claws as the lightning raged, shrouding the men in black who were charging toward Heather. 'What' 'The eagles can even make lightning attacks?' For a moment, the few men in black could not react in time and got shrouded by the lightning, and they cried out in pain. Quickly, Daiking and Yakin howled as they slashed their claws. A few of the men in black, who were struck by lightning, bled and were torn apart, dying on the spot instantly.

I snarl in disgust as I stand unfazed by another strike of lightning hitting my core; my eyes growing brighter than ever before as I refuse to hold back on the turbulent fury coursing through my system, allowing myself to be controlled by its being as if I were only a bystander in my own body. “How are you speaking to me? What the hell is going on? You should be dead,” Sam’s bloodied face drops while he stammers, his bloodshot eyes widening as I try not to show my surprise in linking with him, “You got struck by lightning… twice. That’s not possible…” he shakes his head while stumbling backwards, no longer concerned by the knife sat at his side, “What- what are you? Even Royals can’t do that

Doctor Smith's walking pace is much slower than the rest of the group. Suddenly, lighting hits somewhere above us. We hear something rumbling above us, but we can not see what it is. We hear a loud bang, and then I hear Doctor Smith screaming. I can not feel her shoulder nor see where she is. I can only hear her screaming. The lightning hits again, this time for a few seconds. Now we can see what is going on. Doctor Smith is hanging onto the cliff, and a part of the narrow path is gone. I react and scream at her;

I turned around and I saw Allen on the grass with another man I’d never seen before. “Alex! I told you you’d be dying today!” Allen yelled as the man shot me twice and I went down to my knees and hands. I felt that familiar surge of electricity in my arm as it traveled down to my hands and seemed to take over my whole body. It felt like a burning sensation all over and the lightning marks on my arm turned black as I screamed. The lightning bolt from the sky above struck me and moved through my body, down my arms to my fingers and into the ground. I saw it as it snaked its way forward to Allen and the man next to him.

He'd long since stopped caring about running the company properly. When he saw me on the screen, his eyes that had dimmed over the past four years finally sparked back to life. He called his assistant. "Book me the earliest flight to Metrovale." What I didn't expect, however, was that Lila would find me before Caleb did. She planted herself in front of my Rolls-Royce Ghost, daring me to either get out of the car or run her over. She had lost so much weight, looking almost skeletal, and I barely recognized her.

A booming crash echoed through the sky as a bolt of lightning suddenly materialized and struck straight toward Ray. "I am immune to all—" BOOM! The lightning hit. A blinding flash of light erupted, crackling with chaotic electric arcs. The brilliance was so intense it was almost impossible to look at directly. When the light faded, Ray stood there completely unharmed. Not only was he alive, there wasn't even a scorch mark on his clothes. He continued calmly, finishing his sentence, "—all laws." It was an extremely pretentious line. But given that a lightning strike of that magnitude had just failed to harm him in the slightest, it was hard not to be stunned by the result.

You might have power, Faith, but you're only one person. Faith tilted her head. A small, cold smile touched her lips. It was a look that didn't belong on her face. “One person?” she asked. She raised her right hand toward the sky. Suddenly, the wind picked up. It wasn't just a breeze; it was a windstorm that whipped Killian’s coat around his legs and forced Leo to shield his eyes. Above them, the clouds began to swirl, turning a deep, bruised purple. BOOM. A bolt of silver lightning struck the top of a nearby peak, shattering the rock into a million pieces. The sound was so loud that Killian’s ears rang.

I’m alive with power, and I will not let it go to waste. With a primal cry, I charge into the fray, the rain drenching me as I unleash another bolt of lightning, this time targeting a group of soldiers that had been rallying to retaliate. The energy crackles and snaps around me, and it’s as if the storm has become an extension of my will. The lightning strikes the ground between them, sending them sprawling, fear etched across their faces.

Crack! A bolt of lightning suddenly split the night sky in half. The pale white light flashed across my blurred vision, illuminating the Apple Watch that had just been exposed beneath my torn sleeve. In the flickering darkness, I couldn’t see his face clearly—only a massive shadow collapsing over me, accompanied by a ravenous, cackling laugh. A razor-sharp current of cold air sliced through the wind toward me. Before I could even register it, my wrist was seized by a rough, filthy hand and yanked violently.