Lights Will Guide You Novels & Stories

Kareem said softly stepping aside and clearing the entrance to the hill path. He reached into his deep pocket and pulled out a small lighter, pressing it firmly into my left hand. "Take this. If the mist rolls in and you lose the light, build a fire with the dry pine needles under the rock ledges. Do not move in the dark. Promise me." ​"Thank you. Thank you for everything," my throat tightened so painfully I could barely swallow. ​"May the strength of the shore be with you," Saira wept quietly, wiping a tear from her weathered cheek as she stepped back. "Pray hard, child. Bring him home."

The red beams of light symbolized the darkness they aimed to vanquish, the evil they sought to confront and overcome. With a shared understanding, Emilia and Ken made their way towards the source of the red light, their steps guided by an unwavering resolve. They traversed through winding corridors, their senses heightened as they listened for any signs of movement or danger. Each step brought them closer to their ultimate goal, and the weight of their mission pressed upon them.

Ji’lahni said shaking her head. As she made her way into the building it was pitch-black. “Damn why the hell is it so dark in here. This place is giving me the creeps. Please tell me you got flashlights in your bag.” Mina pleaded. “Yes I have them but we can’t use them. If we turn on any kind of light it will set off the alarm.” “So how the hell are we supposed to find what we're looking for in here if we can’t see shit?” Lynn asked, finally on the girls side for once. “Well, I memorized the layout, just follow my lead.” Lucky said, ruffling around in the dark. “Bitch we have to see you in order to follow you.” Mina said, feeling around in the dark looking for somebody.

"However, know that I will forever guide you, my precious sons." With that, the light exploded outward, consuming everything in its path until nothing remained but absolute darkness.

Because I already knew the answer. Of course it wasn’t. The phone vibrated again. “You found it.” My grip tightened around the key. “What is this?” I asked. The response came instantly. “Your next step.” That didn’t explain anything. “Where does it go?” I pressed. Silence. Then. “You’ll know when you need it.” My jaw clenched. “I’m not playing guessing games.” No response. Instead. The lights came back on. Suddenly. Blinding after the darkness. I blinked, my eyes adjusting quickly.

My Lunae mark was glowing brighter than ever. The power that had awakened inside me felt different now. It wasn't wild anymore. It wasn't confusing. It felt familiar, almost like it had always been part of me. The silver light flowed through my veins. My wolf lifted her head proudly. "Guide them," she said. I didn't know exactly how to use this power yet, but instinct took over. I stretched my hand forward. Silver light spread from my fingertips and raced through the corridor ahead of us. The glowing energy moved around the walls and illuminated a safe path through the collapsing maze.

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.

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 took a step forward, my senses on high alert, and then I heard it—a low, menacing growl. Dark rogues emerged from the shadows, their eyes glowing with malevolence and their forms twisted into grotesque shapes. One by one, they advanced toward me, closing the distance with each step. Fear gripped my heart, but then I heard Aura’s voice in my mind, clear and resolute, **“Use your light.”**