Otherworldly Gaze Novels & Stories

And her eyes… they were exactly as Gloria had described: like clouded moonlight, seeing nothing, and everything. She held a broken chair leg like a sword. “Stay back.” Her voice was a rasp, a sound scraped raw from disuse. A part of me, a part I thought long dead, felt a jolt of something akin to admiration. A cornered mouse, baring its teeth at the wolf. Razo chuckled. “She’s got spirit. Little mouse with a toothpick.” “Razo.” My warning was a single, sharp syllable. He fell silent. I stepped fully into the room, my presence seeming to suck the remaining air from it. She sensed me, her head tilting, tracking my movement through sound alone. She was mapping me.

'I knew if I moved further I might lose control and. Even more the way he stared at him, that lust and adornment in those clouded pink orbs, the gaze like he was his whole world, the only one he ever wanted, his one and all... was this the sort of eyes he would give others (alphas) too if he wasn’t around in his heat? If so…

“Neeiiiggghhhh!” The man in front of me looked shocked as I do, he almost broke into a yell. But as soon as he recovered, he did nothing but to casually stare at me with his eyes that seemed to reflect a night sky, dark with a sparkle of a star. Above of it are eyebrows that drawn better than a crescent moon, and they are almost connected.

Last time, then we're out of this creepy place. Ocean was alone again. She felt again that someone was watching her. She looked around and to her surprise, she actually saw something, actually someone. She focused on the element she saw. She saw two shining green orbs, sparkling like two stars in the dark forest. She felt the world around her started to turn dark. Slowly, everything vanished. The only thing she could see were those beautiful eyes. She opened the car and got out. She stood at her place for a minute, then she started to move in the direction of those eyes she saw. Her brain completely shut down and her legs were obeying those eyes. Slowly she walked towards the forest and in t

My Guards assure me he's still there, which means at least that he's not escaping. I can't shake the uneasy feeling though. It's completely drained me. “I'm going to see a Gaze Reader,” I mutter of a spoon of cereal. Gaze Readers are magical beings from the Devotion Pack. They have the ability to look into your eyes and see what you have seen, and what you will. I need to know if what I've been seeing is real, or just a fabrication in my mind. “I suppose that's an option,” Cal mused, giving me an immediate feeling that he's not fully opposed to the idea, however, seems speculative.

Order was like a good towering mountain. His presence was akin to a sleeping dragon, and though his eyes were all that could be seen, there was a great majesty about him that suggested that he wasn't a mere usurper. Order's gaze was like a sharp sword, sweeping past the realms and cutting the winds apart. His calm gaze filled the universe with dread. In his presence the Universe Will dared not blab out loud, and even the Watchers had to be cautious.

She held his gaze, afraid of his next move. Placing his palms firmly beside her head, he leaned in while his gaze roved over her features. He shamelessly drank her in, devouring every detail of her face. But it wasn't just admiration, it was possession. He was unraveling her with his stare. The intensity of it made her want to hide somewhere. But then his eyes dipped to her lips, bringing her heart to a momentary halt. His gaze lingered, darkening with something dangerous, something feral. She gulped before parting her trembling lips, "Si..."

A warm feeling encircled round my body as my eyes glowed while I smiled as I stared into the house, it's like I was dreaming, the once blooming park house which seem unpenetratable was now glowing, it's like my eyes were seeing things, the sea was glowing, I could now see through it, like I could literally see everything underneath the glowing Ocean. "Am impress Alicia, your Atlantian eyes have upgraded to the next level at such a young age, the god eye. It took me long enough before mine could do that!" Alvarez said and smiled

It was still way too early. In the midst of this groggy confusion, Celeste couldn't shake off the peculiar sensation of something on her skin, like a weighty gaze fixated on her. She desperately tried to drift back into the dream world, but it was no use. This gaze had an intensity that refused to be ignored. Strangely enough, it felt both familiar and intriguingly unfamiliar, a blend of comfort and intrigue. After a moment of struggling, her fluttering eyelashes triumphed, and she blinked her way back to consciousness. And there, right before her, were a pair of eyes fixed upon her. The emotions in those eyes were too complex for Celeste to decipher.

Agarez lowered his black eyes and fixed her firmly with a focused gaze. It was a gaze Evelyn was all too familiar with, one that the seemingly free-swimming fish in the tank faced, except that her fish had a more delicate appearance, a more beautiful tail, and was somewhat unique in its status, so the gaze it drew lingered on her more longingly and intently. Agarez hadn't the slightest intention of opening his mouth to speak, and if Evelyn was going to be similarly silent, then he should just keep staring at her with that look in his eyes until she was offended or embarrassed.