The Invisible Man Novels & Stories

Still he continued. “Hello there.” said a voice behind him and he stopped. It was a man’s voice. Quickly he looked behind him and that was when he saw him. He was standing right behind him, all suited up even though he couldn’t see his face. As if reading his mind, the man picked up the torch and flashed it to his own face so Adam could see him. He was a tall white man in a brown suit and he looked nothing like a ghost. “So, now that you can see that I am not a ghost, I need you to answer one question. What year is it and where am I?”

It was the source of the towering waterfall going down. The trees around were gigantic and colorful, and flowers sprawled everywhere. He could not miss the various kinds of huge birds that seemed to play on air. They were bigger versions of peregrines, ravens, and owls. But he wondered why it was so quiet and no other odd creatures around. Weirdly enough, he could not see a thing, but he could feel a weird presence shivering through his spine. An invisible force seemed to lurk around him. He silently prayed that this was not the place where he would offer his life.

Damien walked through the village, he realized that everywhere was empty, the villagers were not outside doing their jobs, it was still a hot afternoon, so why would the villagers not be outside their homes, going about for their daily activities, curious what the villagers were doing, quickly, he went still his transparent form, as he knocked on a house, no reply was heard, quietly, Damien opened the door, the occupants of the building were lying sitting down, scared to the wit, as they looked do afraid about who entered the room, but they could not see any one, quickly he closed the door back, as he went to three more houses, they all looked the same, all scared to their wit, what was wron

“Let's go meet the creepy ‘friend’. Shelliot had to choose the weirdest code ever invented. I feel like a drug dealer in the middle of doing a backdoor deal.” We traveled to the front door. “I remember the rules,” I declared before he recited those ridiculous words again. Gold hair shook with a nod. Alex yanked the front four open in time to catch the mysterious man sauntering towards the door. Alex eyed the man from head to toe. The man was clothed in a black suit…ah… yes, it was called a tuxedo. He even had a hat like in the movies and everything. The thing that took me off guard was that he was not a human.

He takes in a rasp of air before bellowing out another laugh. “He’s the invisible man.” “Invisible?” I repeat. How could Father be invisible- he is standing next to us? I can see him. He’s standing right there. I look at Father as if to get his take. But the man is dead silent. Strange darkness is crossing his eyes. “Invisible, you say,” Father speaks slowly. Mykhol nods. “Yep.” He straightens up to cover his mouth. He’s still smiling with his fangs. Is cousin drunk or something? Because I don't understand him at all right now. And I have to look at him to check. He seems fine- and I don't smell any wine on his breath.

Now Moe was curious, hearing the sounds of the battle was not enough, he had to see it, with his own eyes what actually was going on. What met his eyes was the strangest of sight: the shorter man was lying on the floor, probably unconscious, but there, something or someone invisible was hitting the taller man. It was the sounds of fists connecting with flesh that startled Moe. When the tall man tried to hit back, he only managed to punch nothing but the pure thin air! The tall big man was now reeling back and, staggering back and forth. A couple of blows more and the invisible man would have rendered him a solid, total K.O—

He knew where all of his victims were, including those who were hidden from the naked eye. He could feel it. “You can’t fool me, Arman.” The invisible man froze, seemingly confused. “What should I do?” Farizad breathed exasperatedly. Normally, he would engage in physical fights, however, right now, he is incapable of doing so because he was aware of his own strength. Yet, his attribute was his strong forte. Therefore, he went down to an anticlimax and cliche fight. “How about you turn off your invisible switch?” Instantly, Arman appeared with a baffled expression.

I had the power to turn invisible but it could only last for five minutes so I had to be quick about what I wanted to do. I turned invisible and I liked the feel it had, I could also walk right through things like a ghost. I walked right through the cell and the door walking past the guards who couldn't even see me. I stopped realising I had a problem, I had no idea where the office was or where he kept them and worst still I had no idea how to get there and I didn't have time to waste. I had to find the place fast and get back to the cell after taking our things and all in five minutes. How possible that was.

"He was. Before he opens the door, he disables the security and puts back the codes once the doors close, in and out." "But I've never seen him before," I scrunched up my face in confusion. "That's why he's invincible," Lucas scarily widened his eyes, "I'm sure you must have heard those footsteps at night," his voice dropped to a whisper. "That's him." My mouth hung in horror, and in my irrational mind, I was about to freak out at living in the same house as an invisible man, but his lips twitched, and he could not hold back the peal of laughter that erupted from him.

the older man scolded angrily. Then, he tried to console himself, “Well, they aren’t the first to have done horrible things like that. Also, invisibility is total bullshit. Not everything we see in movies can happen in real life. Everything should adhere to laws of nature, and invisibility doesn’t.” Alexander did not interrupt since Dominic spoke enthusiastically. “That’s why I said it was impossible when Austin told me about it,” Dominic kept drinking as he spoke, “So, have you found the so-called invisible woman?”