Target Glow-in The Dark Stars Novels & Stories

"Get a small team of your fastest people together. We need to find those girls before it's too late." --- The cloud cover had been blown away by the wintry winds exposing the inky black night skies. Stars were scattered through blackness, Sparkling like diamonds on a bed of black velvet. But it was the moon that dominated the sky, her silvery light bathing the frozen wilderness until it looked like a black and white photo was as beautiful as it was haunting.

As in our previous lives, my sister and I were held captive, unable to move, by chains inscribed with ancient runes that locked away our spirits. The Demons' commander burst into raucous laughter, taunting the Celestial Guards, saying, "Be smart and scurry back to your Celestial Realm. I've only come for the Twin Flowers of Chaos this time. If anyone's feeling brave, step right up!" I surveyed the crowd; they were battered and bloodied, their spirits nearly broken, and nobody dared to make a move. It had been ages since a new God of War had risen in the Celestial Realm, leading to this dire predicament.

**Kelly Thompson's POV** The golden star doesn't just watch-it *calls*. Its light seeps into the soil, the air, the survivors' dreams. By dawn, the wasteland is unrecognizable. Jagged obsidian spires erupt overnight, their surfaces etched with the spiral-and-thorns. The survivors huddle in their shadow, their eyes hollow, skin glistening with a faint gold sheen. Even Ravel's shovel, once dull and rusted, gleams unnaturally, as if the star's gaze polishes the world into something sharper, colder.

Evening fell, beneath a sky afire with the starlight that had been spewed up across the horizon like tapers upon an altar dark as coal, Adrian and Elara lay side by side upon the cottage roof. They lay outside under a blanket, heads tipped back, staring up into the stars in silence. "I never thought the stars were near, that they just couldn't, somehow, have any effect," Adrian huffed. "Or maybe they remind me of the power of light in the dark." Elara's eyes caught his, her own mirroring the lights in the black sky. "Like us." He kissed her gently then—not as a man rebounding from loneliness or brokenness, but as a man after finding homecoming, redemption, and purpose.

I murmured. That gave me an idea. I fumbled through my bag and found the keychain flashlight, which wasn't going to be helpful, but the other side was a laser pointer. I pointed it towards a threshold in a mirror. As the light left the flashlight, the red beam became visible. It wasn't just a spot like in our world, instead, it was a path of light. "Whoa," I whispered. Then louder, I asked, "Can you see that?" Remi's image looked left and right following the red beam in front of him. "Yes! Let me follow it."

Aerian screeched. It was so damn dark where she was it was almost impossible to see her. Even with my wolf vision I could just barely make her out. The only part of her that was easily seen were her eyes. They were glowing brightly. There were three dead wolves lying in front of her. The others were standing there snarling at her as she stood over Benny’s unmoving form. I let out a growl as more wolves descended on us. I heard someone yell at me. As I looked over my shoulder, I saw a wolf lunging towards me. Before it could land on my back a stream of the brightest light, I had ever seen hit it. The wolf flew several feet way hitting a tree. When I looked at the wolf it was burnt to a crisp.

His hand was resting on the amber Anchor, and for the first time in five years, the crystal was glowing—not amber, but a cold, predatory white. ​"The stars," Rowan whispered, his voice sounding far older than five. "Mommy, the stars are talking again." ​High above the Oregon sky, a single, brilliant point of light began to grow. It wasn't a meteor. It was a ship—sleek, silent, and carved from the same iridescent obsidian we had seen in Antarctica. ​The "Direct Intervention" had been a tragedy. The "Scorched Earth" had been a failure.

“They always say STARS IN THE NIGHT SKY” THE END.

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