Luminous Marvel Novels & Stories

The crowd stirred, soft gasps and murmurs rising like waves. The robed man nodded, satisfied. “So it shall be.” He raised his hands, and a soft glow spread through the arena — magic humming in the air like static against my skin. “Bring forth the marking,” the man called. Gabriel shifted then — pulling me toward the centre. My body moved like it wasn’t mine, each step heavier than the last until we stood right beneath the moonlight pouring from the open dome above. I stared at him, my voice barely a whisper. “What... what’s the marking?”

What's going on—" Her words faltered as Damien pressed a button. In an instant, the oppressive darkness was replaced with a breathtaking display of shimmering lights. The scenery before her was magical, like something out of a dream. Majestic archways adorned with twinkling lights stretched as far as her eyes could see. Each arch was intricately designed with delicate white metalwork, interwoven with clusters of vibrant flowers. Fairy lights danced across the vivid blooms, their colors blending into a mesmerizing spectrum. String lights cascaded above them, adding to the enchantment.

I couldn't do shit, and it was driving me fucking insane. “The story of the True Luna is really a legend among the witches.” I heard the fucker’s voice. “I wasn’t even aware of it until a witch told me about it. The most fascinating thing about her is that she is stronger than any other wolf. She can’t be hurt or killed using wolfsbane or silver. She is indestructible and very valuable. She is the only creation on this earth that can share her abilities with others.” I heard gasps all around us. Our pack members didn’t know how special she was. We didn’t even know how special she was. We knew bits and pieces, but not this. If what this fucker was saying was true, then she was really extraord

Aerian screeched. It was so damn dark where she was it was almost impossible to see her. Even with my wolf vision I could just barely make her out. The only part of her that was easily seen were her eyes. They were glowing brightly. There were three dead wolves lying in front of her. The others were standing there snarling at her as she stood over Benny’s unmoving form. I let out a growl as more wolves descended on us. I heard someone yell at me. As I looked over my shoulder, I saw a wolf lunging towards me. Before it could land on my back a stream of the brightest light, I had ever seen hit it. The wolf flew several feet way hitting a tree. When I looked at the wolf it was burnt to a crisp.

But I am sure of one thing: Lolita knows where Marlowe is. I just have to get her to tell me. “Can you hear me?” I yell into the air. The silence seems to hum, but it’s just the fluorescent light burning above my head, flickering almost imperceptibly. They’ve shut off the spotlight they’ve been shining on me - I see it mounted in the far corner of the room. I’m glad they’ve given up on that technique. In the other corner, there’s a security camera, a red light blinking beneath its lens.

Their eyes glowed blood red as they looked straight at her, all the while trying to break into the human wall that was protecting them. Her attention was only taken away when several body parts of the luminous warriors came flying into the air. A strong, powerful and very ominous energy surrounded the whole throne room making her freeze in place as she trembled. A deep and thunderous howl echoed all over the place instantly dispersing and nullifying the energy that was powering the luminous warriors, each one of the white armored beings began falling down, it seemed that it even managed to disrupt several of the circular portals that were creating the warriors making them stop producing them

The green glow seemed anything but lucky. If Cameron found it distasteful, she'd have one more reason to divorce him. Cade frowned. Lucian had awful taste. Indeed, one couldn't expect much from Lucian's gifts. Lucian had a look of consideration. "It glows in the dark. You won't have trouble seeing the time when you're out and about in the dark. That way there won't be a delay in operations." "... I didn't know it could glow." Cade couldn't help but splutter expletives.

The spark had been unpredictable before, but now it was glowing like a tiny supernova on caffeine. Its light filled the entire common room, bouncing off the walls and making everything shimmer like we lived inside an enchanted snow globe someone had shaken aggressively. Lucian backed into a cabinet. “It is too bright. Why is it so bright? Is it going to explode?” Elara squinted. “I like it.” Marek stood in front of me with the same expression he used when facing down actual monsters. “Aveline. Do not touch it.”

“If we can learn how to cast these spells or infuse them into our armor then we'll have a great fighting chance at whatever Zerathos throws our way.” Draven pulled another book from the shelves and skimmed through it. “Okay you have shielding and I've got enchanted weapons.” He said, his voice laced with excitement. “From what I'm seeing, they are called ‘light infused weapons’ and are specifically made to counter dark magic.” I moved closer to him, reading over his shoulder. The book deceived several powerful weapons, each crafted with an element of divine energy to fight against the shadows and shadow ingested creatures. The first one was called lumen blade. It was a sword infused with cel

A week later, the Valemont Museum - The House of Eclipsed Light - glittered like a diamond in the corpse of the city. It was cold, beautiful, and entirely indifferent to the lives that passed beneath its arching glass spine. From a distance, it looked like salvation: towers of sculpted crystal, cascading fountains, golden chandeliers glowing like fireflies, but Evangeline knew better. Underneath all the elegance, the Valemont was a cage with velvet walls and silver locks.