Run Towards The Light Novels & Stories

I run parallel to the treeline, toward the fire, toward the noise, toward the sixty people who have no idea what's at the edge of their gathering. Toward light. My heels are wrong for this. I kick them off without stopping, one, then the other, felt rather than seen, and the cold ground comes up through my soles, and I run faster because cold and solid and real is better than what's behind me. I can hear them.

“Stop!” They can scream all they want, but I’m not stopping, no matter what. The bright light from the sun calls to me as I bolt through the door. I don’t take a moment to enjoy my escape. The pounding of footsteps from behind reminds me I’m not safe until I’m back over and onto Yellow Moon’s pack lands.

Together we both exit. Atticus pioneers ahead with the flashlight from his phone to guide the way. I switch on my own and my wrist sways from left to right, the probing light interrogates the darkness. Daunted, it flees from the dual funnels of light, expanding the spread the further we trek. I sneak frequent looks off my shoulder. The void of darkness pursues, black swaths that cling to our backs, prowling like an ethereal creature.

'We're going to have to run, Casey. 'Wait, why? What's happening? Who's here?' 'I said run, for fuck's sake. Come on!' Grasping my hand, he broke into a sprint and I followed his steps, not knowing why we were running, only understanding that whatever the flickering lights meant, from the look on his face, it can't have been anything good. As we pushed at the doors at the end of the corridor, a volley of small explosions behind us forced me to look back. Sparks showered the passage, as each strip-light popped violently in turn. Deadly shards of glass rained down in slow motion, almost as if they were fighting their way through colourless treacle and not the air, which seemed to have thickene

Noah asked. "Oh, right. They are just small insects,” said Azura. Lux, Azura, and Noah started to attack the hordes of their enemies. The enemies attacked them with firearms, while they only used their bare hands. Their agility makes the enemies unable to hit them. After that, Team Blue Starlight completed their task successfully and cleared all of their enemies. "What is this? Has their leader run away?” confused Azura. He felt odd about all of this. After that, Azura and Noah took the children one by one with them on the helicopter. Finally, left someone a little girl, she will be brought together with Lux. Azura and Noah were back in the helicopter. They told Lux ​​to go up immediately.

I ran for what felt like an eternity until, suddenly, I saw a tiny point of light ahead. Light. It was light. I was overjoyed, yet my tears flowed even more. Why was I still crying when I had found the light? I kept running toward the brightness, which gradually spread to cover the entire space. I was no longer alone. Would I know who that person was? I kept running, and at the end of the road, a tall figure appeared. Who was it? Who was that person? "Come here."

Thousands of cerulean eyes around us wait for the light to disappear. "Here, take this." His hands hold mine into a cup shape where a tiny blue flame sprouts. "You need to force yourself awake. I will hold them as much as I can." "How? Which direction do I go?" The light flickers nonstop, about to go out. "Bea, run. Just run!" I sprint out of the ring of light carrying the little blue flame. The darklings scatter under its dim blue glow, creating a path. My heart pumps louder than my ragged breaths or my bare footsteps.

My foot prints were all imprinted in a line as I ran ahead. I was drawing near end nearer to the red light. I soon caught up with the red light. "wait up you stupid light!" I snapped at it angrily even though I knew it was childish. As if the light obeyed me it started moving slowly. I sighed in relief and Continued following the light. I didn't know for how many hours we walked but my light began to die down. I was feeling cold and freezing again. It was hell for me as I sstarted to stragger.

I'm following the light, keeping a positive thought that if I do reach it I am not leading myself into the soul world but back to the world of the living. The beams of light beckoned me closer and I followed. It's quiet around me, except for my beating heart and my shallow breaths. It's a comforting sound. But it's still lonely. I picked up my pace, now running, the water smacking as my feet make patterns. My heart rate spikes as I push my limbs to work faster. I need to get out of here. I need to see my family. With a new sense of determination, I sprint forward, my hair weaving behind me like a curtain fluttering from the aggressive wind.

But I don't look back as I run, each step a battle against darkness. The underground parking lot is dimly lit, the flickering fluorescent lights casting eerie shadows on the concrete walls. The pain is a relentless, burning agony that seems to seep into my very bones. My breath comes in short, sharp gasps as I dart between cars, my ears attuned to the faintest sounds of pursuit. I know I have to keep moving, to escape, but the pain is overwhelming, hindering my way to an escape.