Sci Fi Light Novels & Stories

“Like the light in my dream.” Eva knelt, her throat tightening. “What light, sweetheart?” “The one that follows Daddy. It makes my head buzz.” Lucian appeared at the doorway, his face pale. “Ari, what did you see exactly?” She shrugged. “The light that talks to the stars. It says you’re running out of time.” Lucian exchanged a look with Eva. “She’s sensing the instability,” he murmured. Eva’s lips trembled. “She shouldn’t even know what that is.”

He murmured, "She's just lying there anyway, like she's already gone, not using her eyes. Might as well give them to someone who really needs them." A shadow of pity passed over the doctor's face as he said, "But… What if Ms. Yocelyn Carden wakes up one day?" "Then we'll cross that bridge when we get to it." In that instant, it hit me like a ton of bricks. Was Samuel planning to give my cornea to Amelia? Was he willing to leave me blind? I was rooted to the spot, my mind reeling, as I slowly backed away from Samuel. Watching them together, so lovey-dovey, a wave of icy dread spread through me.

Lily stared at it, and I could see the fear in her eyes, fear that matched my own. Elena, sensing the hesitation, turned toward Lily and whispered, "It's okay, Lily. I'm scared, too, but this is for Winter." Lily hesitated, but then she took a deep breath, her hand trembling as she reached toward Winter. The moment her hand touched Winter's, it began to glow with an ethereal blue light, even brighter than the green that Elena's hand emitted. The two lights mingled, growing brighter, and before I knew it, the light became blinding—so bright that I could no longer look directly at it.

"It isn't our ships that are dissolving the anomalies, Vanya. It’s the frequency we carry. We are just the mirrors reflecting the original flame." "The Light of the Luna," Vanya murmured, looking out at the vast fields of violet stardust that were slowly being illuminated by a gentle, silver glow. "The outer rim colonies call it the Eternal Remittance. They say that no matter how deep the shadows are in a newborn solar system, the moment the silver light touches the atmosphere, the collective consciousness of the native species shifts away from fear and toward cooperation."

She wasn't just sending a light; she was sending instructions. The Spires Blink Back The response was not immediate. For three days, the golden beam pulsed rhythmically against the dark clouds above the Syndicate capital. Then, on the fourth night, something happened that made Varick drop his binoculars in shock. A small, stuttering light appeared on the horizon. Then another. Then dozens. The workers in the Scrap-Wastes and the lower tiers were using salvaged mirrors, polished tin plates, and even broken glass to reflect the Nightfang’s light back at them. They were blinking in unison.

★𝕸𝖊𝖑𝖆 The journey to the Silicon Spire was instantaneous, thanks to the Luminar's Light-Folding technology. One moment we were anchored at the Nexus, the next, the Harmony fleet was hovering above a world unlike any other. The planet was a monolithic structure of pure, metallic silicon that rose into spires hundreds of miles high. The air was dry, crackling with raw, computational Logic energy. There was no organic life, no water, and no chaotic sound only the profound, silent thrum of massive, perfect calculation.

I managed a weak smile for him, relieved that I would not have to face death. However, a moment later, darkness took me, and I passed out. When I woke up, I could not tell how much time had passed. My body felt like it had been through a grinder, and my head was heavy. Adrian was there, looking worse for wear. His usual neat appearance was gone, replaced by dark circles and a stubbly chin. "Fiona, if you hadn't woken up, I would've made sure everyone paid for their mistakes," he said, gripping my hand with a fierce look in his eyes.

A myriad of lights flickered in the spatial ring, capturing Severin's attention, but a cloud of chaotic black and yellow energy stood out prominently. This fist-sized sphere radiated a rich array of the scriptures of philosophy, emitting a celestial light. In mere seconds, Severin's consciousness reached for it, and a surge of vigor revitalized his weary spirit.

Just like a light bulb, the vision within a radius of ten meters suddenly became clear. Sebastian was naturally familiar with this; it's called a "Light Cocoon." It's a tiny creature, similar to a cicada, and is woven from threads excreted by spirit beasts. It can be suspended or placed anywhere. A single Light Cocoon can illuminate for several hours, making it very convenient to use. Lily Moon threw out five Light Cocoons in a row, and the village suddenly became as bright as daylight, instantly dispelling the darkness. The two began searching in the village, but after scouring the entire area, they didn't see a single person or any trace of evil spirits.

They both decided to lock the door so that the seeker couldn't enter the room. "Ok, there's the lamp that we can use in case the seeker manages to break inside the room." Jaxx said, lowering his voice to a whisper. "I've got a tube here," Eshal speaks softly as she shows the long metal tube that she found under the bed. "Nice," Jaxx said as he hid inside the cabinet while Eshal decided to hide under the bed.