Lights Will Guide You Novels & Stories

Selene said quietly. This time, no one argued. Raymond crouched beside Amber’s mother and carefully lifted her into his arms. She barely reacted, too weak now to do more than lean faintly against him. Amber stood quickly beside him, one hand still touching her mother’s arm as though she needed that small point of contact to believe she was still there. “Which way?” Raymond asked. The guide looked toward the dark line of trees to the north. “We follow the ridge until the ground breaks,” he said. “After that, there is only one path.”

Landon carefully helped Aria into the backseat before sitting beside her so he could look after her more easily. "Mr. Landon, where are we headed this time?" the chauffeur asked after getting back into the car. Aria pointed at the shimmering golden light hovering ahead. "The light. Wherever it goes, we follow." The chauffeur froze for a second. He looked in the direction she pointed but saw nothing. Still, seeing Landon nod, he complied without question. Stepping on the gas, the vehicle glided forward along the path Aria indicated. The golden light seemed mindful of Aria's condition, maintaining a careful distance as it drifted left and right above the road.

Once again I looked at the vast land ahead of me and I took a deep breath. “We have come this far already. There is no backing down now,” I said. “That’s the spirit. You just have to keep going and may the moon goddess guide you and be with you as you go through this journey alone,” Raymond said. “How would I know when I have gotten to the human world?” I asked. “You will know because you feel it. Your sense of smell will change, you will see artificial light from distant homes. When you get there, you’ll just know,” Raymond replied.

I'd already eaten too much at the venison restaurant with my classmates. As we moved deeper inside, the lighting grew dimmer. My steps faltered slightly, my night blindness making it difficult to navigate the darkened space. I reached out instinctively, my fingers brushing against surfaces to guide my way. Florian noticed my hesitation immediately. He turned back, his amber eyes glinting in the low light. "Just follow me," he said, his voice gentler than usual. He took my hand, guiding me effortlessly through the restaurant until we reached a window-side table. Candles flickered on the surface, providing just enough light for me to see clearly. The view beyond was breathtaking—the entire har

Then rays of moonlight gathered on her hands and it solidified into a ball of light, like the moon itself. Serra and the others stared in awe. "It would take you at least three days to reach the village of Sirka" she announced, her voice was cool and soothing like the wind. "Follow this light for guidance, it will take you there. Day or night, this light will never leave you like the moon never leave our world. Safe travel brothers and sisters in light and may the moon guide your path." She released the light and it floats above them. Drea then glanced on Serra. "Goodluck chosen one. May the moon gives you strength and wisdom." she whispered before disappearing into the shadows.

Do you see the blue lights? I scanned the forest line as Asher suggested, noticing a thin string of cobalt lights wrapped around the trunk of a tree. 'I see them.' I nodded. 'Good, follow them.' Asher murmured, his voice thick. 'Come to me, Lola.' My legs moved on their own and before I knew it, I found myself in front of the thick oak tree. Using the string of thin lights as a guide, I let them lead me deeper into the forest. The brush around me was dark, but I had little trouble navigating through the dense forest. It seemed as though a path had been cleared for me, the ground leveled so I would have little trouble walking in the dark.

Hope lift her brows. "Yeah,I'll start the training soon,let me show you something"Castus bring out a pure blue candle. "This will guide you through the dark,only you can set it alight"He bring out another blue but small candle out,unlike the first one this one has ice crystal mark all over the sides. "Like the first only you can light it but that's only when you're in danger,when you need help,and one thing is this won't light up with matches,it's with your power"

This was the only light bulb in the dark, so it caught Mia's attention. Mia stepped closer to it with confusion, she walked over to it when another light bulb not far away lit up. She stood dumbfounded when she saw many small light bulbs flickering on the ground, Mia knew, knew this light was showing her the way, and she started to follow the light.

"I will use my light to heal everyone." As the room buzzed into action with a renewed sense of urgency, I let Aura's light swirl within me, guiding me. I knew it would be a long night, but the first flicker of hope had been ignited. With each life needing restoration, we’d push back the shadows challenging our world.

Even though we’ve come pretty far south, the forest is still dense and deep. “The sooner we start, the sooner we find her and I can get home and take a nap,” Jasper confirms. “Go ahead and do your worst.” Evander places his hands on either side of Jasper’s head. As his eyes go milky white, Gideon closes his eyes and begins chanting. The sticks in the girls’ hands begin to glow with white light that grows before fading to illuminate the tip at the far end. “The brighter the light is, the closer you are. If the light fades, you are pointed in the wrong direction,” Evander explains.