Power Rangers Light Rescue Novels & Stories

Badly. "No!" I scream again. The power inside me bursts. It bursts out in a powerful wave. Light bursts from my body. The creatures are thrown back, screaming. I scramble to my feet, gasping for breath. Lucas knocks Callum to the ground, standing over him. He raises his hand, dark power whirling. "No!" I scream. I throw everything I have at Lucas. A beam of pure light slams into him. He screams, the sound raw and terrible. He falls back, holding his chest. Smoke rises from his skin.

On the screen, Eric was by the river, watching the sunset, when out of nowhere, someone pushed him from behind, sending him tumbling into the water. I was just walking by when the same person pushed me too. I could not swim, but I managed to give the only log I found in the river to Eric, while I started sinking slowly to the riverbed. "Look at the person who pushed you. Doesn't that figure look familiar? Even with a hat on, doesn't it remind you of Yvonne?"

It was an unexpected variable that he never thought. The priest wasn't only a priest, but someone who possesses a power that could rival his. It was a familiar power, a power that he already knew. It was the Power of Light. His Kingdom's most valuable treasure, a power that is meant to protect his people. Merlin was astonished knowing the fact that the same power to protect the people was used to annihilate them.

Azren's chest rises on a slow inhale beneath me. I twist so I can look up at him. "Daddy?" I say softly, and his gaze drops to me instantly. I can actually see him melt. "What's the Light of Return?" I ask. He exhales through his nose, his thumb brushing the shell of my ear. "It's... a key," he says after a moment. "A way to open a door to the Underworld and send the dark spirits back where they belong. No more possession. No more voices. No more waking up and finding out you hurt someone you love."

She can tame anyone just by letting them look at her tantalizing purple eyes. “Rai, behind you!”—Conri rush to grab her in his arms and bite the foe to its bone with his sharp fangs until his fangs detach the Lighten’s shoulders from its body. “Careful…” “Oh!” Risse frost for at the moment while keeping her heartbeats beat loudly, ”I’m sorry.” “HELL, THE ENEMY IS ESCAPING!”

"I am ordering her to stay –" Chase reached out, his hand lunging towards my arm. He never even made contact. Ronan moved in a blur of black tactical gear and raw, violent power. In a fraction of a second, he snatched Chase's wrist, twisting it sharply backwards while kicking the back of Chase's knee. Chase let out a high-pitched scream of agony as he crashed hard onto the linoleum floor. Ronan stood over him, entirely immobilising the Lightmaw Beta with barely any effort.

Right when I was at a loss for what to do, I saw several beams of light shining through the dark. My first reaction was fear because I thought it was the eyes of another monster similar to the pelican eels from before. But when I got a clearer look at it, I realized that the light was coming from an artificial source. The light pierced the darkness and illuminated the surroundings. Whoever was operating the light was obviously searching for something… or someone. ‘It’s a search and rescue boat!’

The darkness blinded him. But as Yric was losing hope, a hand hold his wrist pulling him back hard. When he looked up, he saw Xurden’s face with a serious look on him. New light was following Xurden behind. The man grasped the light, releasing it on Yric’s back. He could hear a loud shout erupting from the demon. The small light became bigger, burning the demon’s touch on Yric’s sweater. The demon released Yric, but the darkness fought the light. Xurden extended his hand more to send the light wide around them. “I thought you were going to abandon me,” Yric said in his weak voice.

“We’ll do it, no matter what it is” Now they stood before me with tense expressions, casting each other nervous glances. “Did you do it?” I asked curtly, pulling out a lighter and lighting a cigarette. “Sir, we've done the job, it was a clean job.” He said quickly, trying to sound as confident as possible. “Proof,” I asked, extending my arm to them. “Here you go sir,” he said, placing a phone in my hands. “Arghh” The piercing sound of pain rang out from the phone, as a video played, and I couldn't help the smile that crept onto my face.

“She knows Rayna is here too. The lightning.” “The lightning?” Bryden asked perplexed. “Nerin and Rayna both can call on the lightning through the light power.” My mom explained. Bryden looked over at me. “I take it you are Nerin, and not Rayna right now?” I nodded. “I supposed I could get a demonstration of this power?” “If you would like to see it, I can show you,” I said looking over at Xipher, and he nodded towards me. “We need to be outside, and mom needs her shield ready.”