Run Towards The Light Novels & Stories

I turned, looking over to where Melissa and Alice stood near the steps, both of them trying to push people inside while keeping their magic close. “We need light,” I yelled. “We can’t kill what we can’t see.” Melissa’s head snapped up. “Got it.” I looked back towards the gates. The palace was where everyone was running. If those things kept coming this way, they would tear through everyone before we could stop them. I ran. “Liz!” Alice screamed behind me. “Wait, what are you doing?” “I need to get them away,” I yelled back. I shoved through the people running towards the palace, my shoulder hitting bodies, my feet slipping in blood as I pushed towards the gates. The second I broke through th

Before, they had been patient. Reasonable honestly. Not anymore. Now they sprinted across the island. Fast. Far too fast. Then another flash of lightning illuminated them. Dozens. Not ten. Not twenty. Dozens. Their blue eyes glowed in the darkness. Moving. Hunting. Closing the distance. Then Adrian shouted: "MOVE!" Nobody needed telling twice. Everyone ran. The lighthouse stood only a few yards away. So close. Yet somehow impossibly far. Then Peanut stumbled. Lily grabbed her immediately.

"Almost there." The wind blew me forward towards a darker portion of the woods and through my magic I could see various spectrum of color, a trail of light calling me, beckoning me to come closer, with a palpitating heart I took off in a run headed towards the direction of the whispers and the light, the wind pushed me forward gleefully whistling it's tune, I picked up the pace the branches pricking hard against my feet, the thorns pricking hard, tearing up my flesh but still I ran with a madness, my feet pacing with the furious tempo of the wind, it all swelled up to a crumbling crescendo as the light trail finally came to rest on the familiar figure of a man.

I’m running again, pumping my arms and sprinting across the grass. I can hear the creature behind me, huffing and puffing as it catches up. Any moment now, it will catch me. I have no choice but to turn around and fight. I just hope my powers work here. It’s not like I have a choice. There’s no other option but to try. But then I spot something in the distance, a glimmer of light. I run towards it, hoping it's Alec or some form of civilization. As I get closer, the light grows brighter, and I can see that it's coming from a small cottage, nestled amongst the grass. Relief floods through me as I approach the door.

The world around me was dark. Heavy footsteps kept coming my way as I fought my natural Instinct to run. It was Lucas. he was right there and he was coming for me. I felt frozen, not knowing what to do. And then, right before I run, a sharp light invades my eyes.

My heart thunders, but I keep running, the sound of pounding feet behind me echoing closer. Lamen and his crew are chasing me, their snarls filling the air. What a mate to have, one who only wants to hunt me down. I push harder, my legs burning but steady. Somehow, there's something deep inside me, a strength I didn't know I had. My paws barely touch the asphalt as the lights of passing cars streak by in a blur.

He exhaled and released his eyes, blinked until his vision was clear. He saw something yellow, no golden and bright! He blinked again, trying to know what he saw, so he began walking towards the golden light. He could see that the light was on the snow covered ground. It wasn't still, the light always moved, it danced in a rhythmic motion, sometimes, the light was a little taller and other times it went a little low. And each time it danced, there was a spark— a burst of golden dots!

HEER Darkness surrounds me. I do not see any source of light. Here in this darkness I am just running away. There is someone following me. He probably wants to harm me, I know. The cold wind makes my body chill. That person is dangerous and the speed with which he is chasing me, he wants to take something from me, which I might not be able to repay. I keep running to save my life. I don't want to put myself in danger by stopping anywhere even though I am breathing hard. My heart is beating so fast that maybe if I run more, it will come out of my mouth now.

They swept down towards me, like a vulture after its prey, and I doubled my speed, ran for everything I had. I fumbled in the dark, led only by the torches, and as I rounded a bend, finally, in the distance, I saw the door. It was open. And light came from behind it. It was indeed an exit, and it would have been perfect. Except for that one, last vampire.

The only thing that I could feel was my heart pounding loudly against my chest. Just when I felt like all hope was lost, I caught sight of a bright light in front of me. It was an exit. Taking in a deep, raggedy breath, I increased my pace, veering towards the light. The sound of snarls and growls echoed loudly behind me, urging me to move faster. As I drew closer to the exit, the light grew brighter, illuminating a path ahead.