Luminous Tensura Novels & Stories

I don’t know why I can’t get Lady out of my head. I feel like I am mesmerized by her smile, by her face, and by the way, she talks, the simplicity that shows her real beauty captures my attention and I can’t forget the beauty of her face no matter what I do. It makes me want to see her and I really want to see her now because I can’t concentrate on my work. I am facing my monitor and physically present at work but my mind is with her and I don’t know why. I put my phone inside my pocket and brought it inside the production floor to check for her reply to my message. I am checking my phone from time to time and she is not accepting my friend request, she is not replying to my messages either

“That is concerning.” The younger tutor stepped forward with a small crystal sphere. It glowed faintly. “Place your hand on the sphere, Princess,” he instructed. Alessia hesitated. “What does it do?” “It detects the type and strength of your Luminous core,” he said. “It is harmless unless the user carries extreme instability.” “Harmless,” Lady Lovette echoed. “Unless you are as fragile as they say.” Seraphine’s eyes flashed with warning, but Alessia didn’t look away. She remembered hearing that her whole life as Luna. Fragile girl, fragile heart, and fragile voice.

Lyra’s voice tightened, her hand instinctively reaching for his tactical vest. ​"I’m going to disrupt the physics of the room," Julian said simply. He reached into his tactical pouch and pulled out a heavy-duty magnesium flare. "The laser grid operates on light-intensity calibration. If I flood this tunnel with enough raw lumens, the sensors will blind out for three seconds before the system can recalibrate and log the error." ​"And if the system registers the blinding as a breach instead of an error?" Lyra asked, her eyes locked on his.