Run Towards The Light Novels & Stories

Lexi called to her. Her voice echoed off dark cold walls as she ran. It seemed like her voice was getting further away. Alex ran through the maze, but only got more lost. A warm orange light appeared in her path, she was drawn to it. She fought the feeling, her need to find Lexi burned within, but she couldn't stop. She reached out and touched the fuzzy orange light. It was warm and comforting. Her surroundings became fuzzy. Her head drooped, she tried to stay awake, to visualize the place, but it faded and became dark.

Their eyes glinted with a sinister resolve, an unwavering dedication to their master's bidding. "Run!" Lucas's voice cut through the chaotic symphony, a command laden with desperation and a fierce determination to survive. Their legs propelled them forward, muscles burning with exertion as they fled from the oncoming threat. Each breath was a gasp of adrenaline, the sound of their footfalls resonating with a rhythmic urgency.

I know it won’t take long for Alpha Cree to recover, so I don’t have much time to find my way back home. I feel like I’m running in circles in the middle of trees. There’s no end, no clearing. Help me spirits, guide me home. I pray in my head while my eyes dart to find a way out. Light flashing in front of me catches my attention, and I know to follow it without question. I run towards it. I can almost see the plain field where our borders collide as I’m near the clearing. I hear the crunching of twigs behind me but don’t chance it and look. I just keep running.

Shaking my head, I pushed the thoughts aside and focused on finding a way out, refusing to give up. As I walked, I could almost hear Lucas’s voice in my head and I shivered silently. The darkness seemed to stretch on forever and I stumbled a few more times but I kept moving forward, my hands throbbing with pain. Suddenly, I saw a faint light in the distance and I quickened my pace, my heart racing with excitement. I quickened my steps, my eyes fixed on the light and as I drew closer, I saw that it was a small window, high up on the wall.

“THREE! TWO! ONE! ACTION!” Jordan found himself shouting, he hated that he was back to the traditional way of directing becasue these humans won’t learn how to stick to simple instructions. He was having it bad and he needed to deal with it as fast as he could.They were supposed to be close to shooting some of the last scenes but here they were still trying to get the characters comfortable with each other.

I stumbled through the darkness hoping that whatever I was walking on wouldn't suddenly end and cause me to fall to my death. "Dime?!" I shouted, hoping my best friend was somewhere near, then suddenly, like a light was light, I could see a dim light burning ahead of me. I laughed and ran for the light, "I'm coming, just hold on!" I shouted hoping that whoever was waiting for me could hear me; I ran and ran but seemed to be getter further and further away from my destination, "Please, wait, I'm coming, just hold on!" I shouted trying to run faster to catch the light ahead of me, but it didn't seem to work. My breath was getting heavy and my body was aching, and yet the light was still out of

Only a fool wouldn't run! Lyra decisively sprinted away. It was already 10 p.m., and neon lights flickered, illuminating the bustling streets. In the pitch-black night, a chilling wind swept through the deserted street. "Miss, do you need help?" asked a man approaching. "Ah! No, thank you!" Lyra screamed in terror and ran forward without looking back. She ran until she was exhausted, her eyes filled with caution and vigilance, looking like a homeless dog. Suddenly, the headlights of a car ahead turned on, emitting a blinding light.

VERONICA I followed the path that she points to me and soon enough I got to another weirder part of the forest. Everywhere was thick dark. It must be night already, but the other place was as bright as morning a few seconds ago.. I look around, and fortunately I can see a glimpse of light at a very far distance. I turn in the direction and start to run towards it, lifting my leg so high in order not to hit something and fall. I ram as fast as I could in the dark, but it seems the light goes farther with each of my step.

I looked back. He was trying to appear closer. Trying to teleport. Trying to cut us off. But every time he moved, something invisible slammed him back. Like unseen hands were holding him at bay. Like Abby herself stood between us. “Run!” I shouted. Leah didn’t need telling. She sprinted. Then ahead… Light. Real light. An opening. It looked like an exit. My heart slammed wildly. “There!” I cried. Leah stretched into a final burst of speed, paws pounding harder than ever. The wizard’s screams echoed behind us, closer again, furious and desperate.

Suddenly, breaking the stillness like a thunderclap, Felix's urgent voice shattered the quiet. "Run," he said abruptly, a sense of impending doom coloring his tone. "What?" Ace's confusion was evident as he turned towards him. "RUN! RUN!" Felix's voice rose, as he hastily backed away, his eyes fixed on the darkness of the forest ahead. Their collective gaze followed Felix's line of sight, hearts pounding in unison as they beheld an ominous sight. Thousands of tiny lights flickered in the distance, steadily moving towards them with each passing second, a creeping wave of uncertainty approaching with deadly intent.