Protective Light Novels & Stories

Three more circled the vehicle, their lips pulled back in savage snarls. The light pulsed brighter, spreading from my hands to encompass my entire body. I could feel it reaching outward, searching for something to shield, to protect. The air around me shimmered, and suddenly there was a dome… translucent and silver, humming with energy, covering the entire SUV. The rogues struck it and recoiled, yelping in pain where their fur touched the barrier. "What the hell?" I heard Marcus gasp from somewhere beyond the protective light. I couldn't answer. I was barely holding on, barely controlling the torrent of power flowing through me. It wanted more. Wanted to expan

Whatever he was doing, after a few minutes orange light illuminated from his body. Slowly and steadily, it started to grow outwards. The speed of his chanting gained its speed and so did the light. It grew so big, it started to cover every member present there. The moment it touched the shifter their bodies had a strange glow only to disappear after a second. All this process lasted for just a few minutes until everyone was protected with the protection spell. Slowly Darius opened his eyes and his eyes are glowing with the exact orange light he just illuminated. He blinked once, and poof, it's gone.

But he didn't know how it happened. While Mia observed, a radiant light appeared in the air, directly above the compounds. Slowly, lines of light began to form again. They crossed and recrossed, line by line, until Mia realized what was happening; the ward. The protection that defended their territory was returning, covering the whole pack again.

I said, pointing out the logistical problem. Ulrike smiled for the first time, a cold, strategic smile. “I'll take care of creating a momentary distraction on the outer perimeter. I'll give you limited time, but enough. As for the magical protection on his computer... that's where you and your Light of Nira come in,” Ulrike said calmly. I understood everything. “My light can neutralize dark magic,” I murmured, understanding the strategy.

They all watched as the places the light passed, becoming rumbles and shambles. A terrifying phenomenon.. "You guys should protect yourselves, no one is allowed to die for my sake..." Madeline eyes were cold and firm, if she was going to die today then she was going to die alone, no one allowed to die because of her. Under Madeline's orders the team dispersed and took protective stance. The light quickly reached the castle, exactly where Madeline and Damien were standing. And paused!! The light that had not stopped devouring since it was released from the orb, stopped when it met this gang.

Angie summarised part of the information dump, to check if she had understood them right. Everyone nodded. “Now you’re all figuring out a way to emit heat without light?” “Yes. The only progress we made is how to make this shelter somewhat soundproof and make some of our weapons hot.” “Hm. I don’t know, is there a way to hide the light? Per se?” “Hide the light?” Elias questioned as he stayed glued to her side. Angie nodded. “We don't want light only because it could draw the attention of any Infected, right? Since we can’t avoid creating light, why not hide it? Or something?”

The two windows had been boarded up with splintered planks of rough wood, whilst the roof, completely intact and free of water stains had its usual horde of hanging lights plus an extra row of fluorescent tubes that ran the perimeter of the front door and window panes. Before the war, this kind of lighting was unheard of outside the mining towns that ringed that Blacklands. But as the blue sky turned violet, heralding the coming terrors, night proofing had become essential to everyone’s survival. Light produced an impenetrable barrier to hostless shades. Add an Ultra Violet bulb to the mix and you could kill them. Taken on the other hand... The wind shrieked, giving voice to my growing fear

“With ancestral words, I invoke this magic into action, a circle of light, under the protection of the Moon Goddess. No harm shall befall him, and I will cast a protective spell. Darkness shall retreat, finding no foothold, under this charm, he shall find peace!” I felt the magic flow from my feet to envelop my entire body, creating a protective shield around both me and Conan. The little one calmed down, releasing a sigh as the tears ceased. A magical aura surrounded us, emitting an intense, blue-tinged light for our protection. As I finished the incantation, I felt lighter, as did my little brave one. The Lycan King watched us with intrigue. I handed the pup to Victoria, whose puzzled expr

Its many eyes fixed solely on me and the segment of the thread embedded in my chest. The Core chamber shuddered. The presence within the blue light retreated slightly, as if leaving us to fight the battle ourselves. The first hybrid raised her hands and cast a final protective shield of ancient light between us and our attackers. It withstood the woman’s first strike but let the Guardian pass through.

"They say you've accomplished remarkable things in a very short time." "I've done what was necessary." "They also say you've become... protective." His eyes lingered on me. "I hope your little librarian is doing well." The room became completely still.