Lights Will Guide You Novels & Stories

She held up her arm, shaking her head and as she did so, the sleeve fell. Something bright red and blinking shot out from her arm and hovered directly in front of her face. Astrapi was nodding and gesturing with his hand to move forward. She took a step and the blinking red point of light moved forward with her. Another step and it moved forward too. Was it moving with her? She continued walking forward wondering how this was helping and what it even was. Just then, the red light shifted to her left. She tried walking forward again and the red light stayed where it was, blinking. She stepped toward it and it started moving again, leading her in a new direction. She became aware of Astrapi wa

Another thing to tell Richard when I get back. I take a knee on the grass and motion for the girls to do the same. No one listens, and I realize that its too dark for them to see. I grasp onto the person behind me and pull them down, and they do the same to the person behind them. When all the girls are down I scan the trees for the guards, my ability to see through darkness coming in handy. The guards are using the slight light of the moon and their flashlights to keep an eye on the shrubs and trees. I can make it to my destination when flashlight beams turn. Jiggling on my feet, I wait for the right opportunity, then turn quickly and hiss for the girls to move. I wave them ahead of me and

She quickly folded her cane and put it in her bag. The habit still couldn't get rid of it when she was still a blind person. Every she went out, she would carry a specialized walking stick. She thought that she was no longer blind, but she should still bring it in case of a sudden. Especially feeling insecure, a blind girl can see the light again, but deep in her heart is still a dark sky. After boarding the plane, Ernesta suddenly discovered a strange point in the other man's words. "Otherwise, even if I lead you to the door, the flight attendants won't let you in."

Zaiden was confused. "Our trusted witch acquaintances don't have a specific meeting place. It's all random. We have omens that we know each other by. The witch will give us a sign. When that time comes, you must stop the car." "Okay, Luna, I understand." A light shaped as a small, bright yellow ball appeared from within the forest. Luna saw it. "There it is. Pull over, now!" As instructed, Zaiden pulled the vehicle over. Luna got out, carrying her youngest child. Zaiden got out of the car and carried Lyall on his back. The small light approached them and then flew away. They walked quickly into the forest, following the light.

he cut in, his voice firm and final. My protest ended with a sharp nod as I agreed to his idea. As long as we were following the light, it didn’t matter who led the way. Sylver quickly slipped on his clothes too and led the way after the light. The growing twinkle kept moving until it shifted to the centre of the water like a beacon. It illuminated the water, giving it a bright blue glow that seemed to call to me. Then it stopped. Right there above the water. Sylver turned furrowed brows my way and I shrugged. “Maybe it’s some sort of access. We should touch it,” I whispered behind Sylver’s large frame.

Lantern glow reflected in distant peaks. She whispered: Hannah: “This land is ours. We will guide it together—wolves, bears, humans, shadows, light.” She lifted the lantern high, eyes bright.

I repeated, still confused at what she meant. "I'm here to guide you in every step you take Thea. You don't need to be scared." She said, and suddenly, a bright light shone all over her. I shielded my face from the light as I fell on the floor covering my face.

As I approach, I see stone steps going down. It’s too dark to see anything, but I want to know what is down there. I keep my hand against the wall to guide me along. Once I reach the bottom of the stairs, I see a small light in the distance. I walk toward the light, keeping my hand on the wall.

"What's that?" Alex narrowed his gaze, studying the source of the light intently. "It could be a trap," he warned, his voice cautious. "But it might also be our only way out of here." I hesitated, torn between the instinct to retreat and the hope that this light could lead us to safety. "We don't have much choice," I replied, my voice echoing with uncertainty. "Let's proceed with caution." As we approached the glowing passage, the air seemed to shimmer with arcane energy, sending chills down my spine. With each step, the light grew brighter until it was nearly blinding.

Joshua replied. "But that could wake someone up," Aletta said in a hushed tone. "Then we can use the flashlights from our phones" he said waving his phone in the air. "That's a good idea," Aletta said with a nod. "I always have good ideas" Both of them came down and walked into the house. "Hold on" Joshua whispered holding her night bag with one hand and holding his phone up so he could use the flashlight to illuminate the path. "Follow behind me closely" he added in a whisper to her. She nodded and gestured for him to lead the way.