Run Towards The Light Novels & Stories

Not even my footsteps seemed to make a sound. The darkness seemed to be endless, and I had no idea in which direction I was walking nor which destination I was supposed to be making my way towards. Then suddenly, flickering in the far distance I saw a tiny shimmering white light. It felt as though the light was calling out to me, inviting me towards it. At first, I was a little cautious, slowing my pace a little just to make sure I was not seeing things. I rubbed my eyes a little and prayed that when I opened them, the light would still be there. And it was. That was when I quickened my pace, walking briskly. The tiny flicker of light would grow and grow with every step I took towards it. An

Up ahead, a light goes out. I shriek and run away from it. I rush down another row, then turn left. Adrenaline spikes my blood. Excitement sparks in my gut. What is he doing? Another light shuts off, then another. I dig my heels in and stop. I pant into the silence, immovable, as light after light goes out until I'm in the centre of the only halo of light still on. "You cheated," I call out, twisting to face each edge of darkness.

Come to the light, "her voice boomed in the dark and immediately as she ended her statement. A light shines so brightly in the dark. I run to the light, not caring who I will meet at the end. It will be safer than being in total darkness. The moment I stepped into the light, I was consumed by the brightness of the light. I walked into another world. The place was white as snow. The brightness of the place is incomparable. "Wow.....what is this place?" The trees around me were white, and the sea at my side was blue. I could say this is the most beautiful place I have ever been to.

Every step I took felt like it could be my last. Just as we reached the end of the tunnel, a flash of light lit up the dark corridor. Someone had found us. “Run!” Rowan shouted, pushing me forward with all his strength. I didn’t look back as I sprinted ahead, the sound of my own footsteps echoing in my ears. I could hear Rowan behind me, his breath heavy, but his pace never faltering. We were almost there. The hidden passage was just ahead, a faint light shining from within, offering the promise of escape.

Death. I turned and ran through the forest and my boots were loud on the snow and my breath was fogging and my hands were shaking. The fog was thick and the trees were bare and the world was white and silent. "Kade!" I shouted. No answer. "Kade!" No answer. I ran and the fog was everywhere and the trees were everywhere and the world was white and silent. Then I saw a light. It was faint and flickering and far away. But it was there. I ran toward it and my boots were loud and my breath was fogging and my hands were shaking.

Meet me there. Lyall ran faster. He could see two wolves to his right and left. Two more were running behind him. The wolf to his right was starting to approach him. The wolf ran towards Lyall and jumped, its claws hitting his back but quickly slipping away. Lyall growled in pain. But he didn’t stop running. The lights from his school came into view. He could see his school. Lyall accelerated his run. He ran towards the back of the school and into the field where he had practiced rugby earlier. Lyall stopped and turned around. He stared at the four wolves, who had also stopped running and were growling at him.

Because he is patient He is kind He does not envy He is... VIƬƬӨЯIӨ ƧƬΛПZӨᄂIӨ Past- July 22nd, 2032 Johnny, Jessie, and I all entered The Blazing Lights. The Blazing Lights is one of the biggest clubs there is on the earth. So, it was going to be more fun than all the other times we went out clubbing. The first thing I see once entering the club is the sweating bodies dancing to loud, bass-filled music. The bright, blinding, strobe lights illuminate the otherwise pitch-black club. I guess that’s why they call it The Blazing Lights.

My hands fisted in his thick coat, and then we were running. Gasps and murmurs rose behind us as Adam carried me, his powerful strides eating the ground. No rest, no pause—only speed, only determination. Diana's blue light streaked behind us, faint, tethered to mine, urging it forward. I clung on, the wind slashing my face, the ground blurring beneath. El, help me. Adam ran, and I chanted—mere mutterings that kept pushing the covering around the pack. Somehow, Adam was helping too.

************************** Adrian's POV I made up my mind to follow the light. Following the light would only make me more exposed to Zane and his minion's hut, but this dark part offers a better cover. Still, I felt like light and darkness couldn't agree as one, so the light has to be a chance to escape. I made up my mind to go towards the light. Feeling that any chance of escape was worth the risk. The feeling of uncertainty weighed on me. I kept going closer; the closer I got, the brighter the light seemed to appear.

As I follow them through the door I find myself back in the darkness. “Please, no more visions,” I whisper. Again, as far as the eye can see it’s just darkness. “Now what Terra?” “I don’t know Maliyah.” In the distance I see a light but it appears to have a slight green tint to it. I hesitantly take a step forward until I see figures in the light coming towards me. The hairs on my neck and arms stand. Whoever they are I don’t think they are friendly. “Terra?” “Run!”