Mua Light Novels & Stories

He was restrained. “It’s one of my best lamps.” “Is it?” the man lifted his eyebrow. “It is,” the merchant knew the truth; “it came from Waldir.” “That much north, are you sure?” “Yes.” “I’ll buy it then. How much are you asking?” “Today we’re having a discount, ten silver pieces.” “It isn’t much for a lamp. We have a deal. ” His arm entered one of his many pocket, took out the silver pieces and gave them to the merchant without a second of thought.

After the shopping assistant introduced some of the different lighters, Carol picked a minimalistic, platinum lighter with no decorations whatsoever. “Isn’t it too simple?” Myka asked. Carol tested it out and still decided to buy it. “I think he likes the simpler ones.” Titus’s mansion at Riverbank International had a simple, modernistic style. Most of the clothes he wore were also monochrome. When the shopping assistant saw her pick, she praised her, “Mrs. Abner, you have a good eye. This particular lighter is our representative piece. It’s a limited-edition piece, and we only produced three of them.

It’s going to have a kind of cosy, cottage vibe going on. We went to a flea market the other week and I managed to find some vases that would fit in with the scheme and the best thing, a retro standing lamp. One of those ones that are stainless steel and curve over with a big stainless steel dome light head. It’s an original and I got it for under forty dollars. It was a bargain.

LUNA'S POV Maya zipped up the dress I was putting on. It was a peach-colored dress. It was sleeveless and dropped down to mid-thigh. I still didn't remember agreeing to accompany Maya to a party but she insisted I did. I looked at my dresser and all my jewelry was scattered, even my make-up bag was open. I did a little twirl in front of the mirror and the flared skirt of my dress bounced. She looked at me with satisfaction. "I did one hell of a good job with you," She deepened her smile. "You look like a million bucks."

Coloured light and flags were strung across the streets making the world seem magical. The city is beautiful, " Albus said from the back seat, his face glued to the door window. Probably leaving a nose mark. Legolas could see the discomfort on Manny's face while watching Albus. "The alpha came up with so many ideas on how to light the place up, but the pack liked these the best. They were powered by the pack when they trained. Using the weight and treadmill powered the machinery. If they didn't then a few packs would go to the surface and use the Sun's energy to fill out battery packs," Manny explained.

Just moments ago, I accepted a delivery order. My task was to pick up the order from the drugstore and deliver it to Jubilee Heights, a gated community. I was about a mile away from the drop-off location when I saw the order details. The customer, Ms. Irina Upton, had purchased special protection product and added a note, saying, "Please deliver it within 30 minutes. You'll be getting an additional tip. Thanks." It was noon. Were they in such a rush?

The shield closed, and we were left to wait outside. An hour passed. Then two. In the third hour, the circle began to flicker with an unnatural light, a color that didn't belong in a proper healing ritual. Martha gripped my arm nervously. "That light… something's wrong." Elder Thomas's face grew grim. "She's using the wrong herbal combination. If this continues, it will—" His words were cut off by a guttural, animalistic scream. The sound was completely inhuman, filled with pain, despair, and… an unspeakable horror.

It was relatively cheaper than the one I saw online. Which would make sense since there aren’t any shipping fees and other transaction fees included. Not to mention if I bought this right now, I could bring it home. Unlike the one from the shopping app, it still needed to be shipped out. Biting my lip, I could already tell that it would be a miracle if I would go home empty-handed. Digging through my pocket, I grab my phone and cancel my order for the night lamp. I grab the one from the shelf and push it over to the saleslady. “I’ll buy it.”

There are pearl lights decorations on the ceilings, providing equal brightness for the hallway and the room at the end. Pearl Lights are the rune device which activate with mana. They are connected to a single switch that has to be recharged on certain times, but they can be activated or deactivated with just a tweak of mana. They are used for, like its name, lighting, and it’s usually used indoors.

“Actually... “ Noelle began, tapping her chin, “we don’t need one. We can use battery operated lights.” “Won’t that be expensive?” Doris asked. “And won’t they burn out quickly?” “With the new LED lights, they’ll last for months, and I bet we can get enough donations of both lights and batteries that it won’t cost anything,” she replied. “There’s a hardware store in town, isn’t there?” Brady asked.