Nightlight Oc Novels & Stories

Dark. I enter the shooting room looking for Max, he is at the end of it with the protectors on, with a 9mm in his hands shooting at a target that is about 6 meters away, the shot is good but not perfect, for to be perfect it must hit the target, that is to say the chest or the head, and this has been close to the exact point of the chest, he smiled because although Max is good with weapons, in shots with small arms he is not better than me.

She nodded, returned his smile, and caught up to Aaron and Laura. Only distant lightning occasionally illuminating the sky provided any source of lighting in the thick woods other than a few wayward stars which peaked out from cloud cover occasionally. The LIGHTS team members had night vision in their IACs, but the renegades had to use night vision goggles in order to see. Cadence, Aaron, and Laura had the furthest to go. As they picked their way through the trees, Aaron let Cadence know he had told Eliza she could observe but not to interfere in anyway and asked her to contact Cale to see how far out he was.

BLUE eyes stared as starlight gleamed through the window. The night sky was like a painting as a dusty river of stars that shimmered with dark blues and pale pinks cut through the deep purple background. Hanna's soft snores bounced off the hut walls, the white noise a droning comfort. Faline rolled uncomfortably to her side. With a sleepy yawn, the Knight closed her hidden eyes and focused inward.

Node slowly opened his eyes, it was all pitch black, no signs of light and no idea where he was, he could only see glowing eyes of big and small as he was moved along side with Peirce and Sniffia. He swallowed, slightly tightened his body then he glowed in his purple form which shone around everyone as broad day light only to be a purple glowed light. The Expats all froze then looked including Azra and Aquila at the direction of the source from where the amazing still entangled light was coming from. It shined so brightly that surprisingly he didn’t blind anyone looking directly to Node. He looked at everyone as they glanced at him. “Well you aren’t the only ones that sees in the dark.” He c

Once the line of vampires was gone, I was handed the much fuller bowl. "Go, but you better come right back." Nick ordered and I stepped forward. Again I placed the bowl down and said the words that my guide gave me. This time the lights went out for longer and the ground shook slightly. When the lights came back on, I stepped back to Nick and smiled. "This bowl should be set somewhere safe so in a window so that the sun and moon can shine upon it. As long as their rays land on our blood, we cannot harm you." I announced.

Then, the girl sat on her bed holding the blanket that covered her whole body. "Another dream?" The girl sighed and felt relieved that it was all that had happened was her dream. Then, the girl turned to the side and saw the hot sun shining on her bedroom. After that, the girl stood up from her bed and go to her desk. The girl who was wearing her pajamas, she had the appearance of a normal girl. She had blonde hair that fell to her waist and she had jewel-blue eyes, Lux Charlisa. She has an appearance with an oval face shape and a round eyes chart shape. The girl has a tall, slender body, and has a fair skin.

I growled. “I told Tayhill that. I think Lance called some of his guys in to help with the search.” Niro comments. “Good, I need a run. I need to work off some of this anger and frustration. I do not want anyone on my floor except you, Dorian, mother and father and the guys. Locke and I do not feel comfortable with anyone else near Aerian while she is unconscious like this.” I told him. “Of course, alpha. No one will be allowed on this floor that you did not just name. I would not let any up here with my little Sofyia up here with our unconscious Luna.” Niro replied.

He had never met anyone who had such a perfect chest to pierce his rapier with, but by the Cosmos, did he try his damn best to remind himself that it was probably some twelve year old kid high on testosterone. "Why is it still midnight? I swear we've been in this game for a while." V pondered not so rhetorically, huffing as he placed his head against his palms. ".. Permanent night," Erin mumbled. "I don't have bat ears. Speak up," V spoke, laced with petulance. "If you did the bare minimum of reading the menu before signing up, you'd know they kept the battle on night mode to advertise their radioluminescent weapon range and attract sponsors," Erin muttered, just above a whisper.

Then, after nearly an hour of searching, Ella gasps, “This is it. This pack takes other pack’s Omegas in their university.” “Which pack is it?” I am willing to accept whatever it is, but I’m bracing myself. We’ve already combed through all the more prestigious packs. The ones that are left aren’t known for their academic prowess. “Nightheart pack,” Ella says. Nightheart pack, from what I recall, is far to the north in lands trapped in perpetual winter. Despite their pack name, days are longer there, and snowfall happens on the regular. It’s not the ideal place to live, or to travel to for school.

I grin widely then allow him to leave. After we get all the gear and stuff we need for the attack ready. I wish them good luck especially Blue and then watch them slowly leave. They will walk because they want it to be night-time by the time they get to Lomandra. So when they turn the power off it will be completely dark and we will most likely catch them in their beds asleep. That afternoon I clap myself on the back for coming up with such a wonderful idea. This better be successful because I have everything to loss if this fails, including Natalie.