The New Gate Light Novels & Stories

Andrew, Daniel, Alex and even Lisa is also present at the party. "When they came Mr Alex?" Lisa asked. "Sorry, miss Green, I don't know about that. Maybe they are on the way", Alex replied. Suddenly they all hear the sound of the car and immediately understood. They all went to switch off the lights to gives surprise to Emily. When Emily and Ryan get off from the car they saw all the mansion lights are off. "Ryan is there is a light cut in this area, why there is no light in the home?" Emily asked cutely.

When I think back to it, the words I said back then just make the sting of being wrong even sharper today. I pulled up to Thomas's big house pretty quickly, and the butler and a bunch of servants were already waiting by the door. They looked really surprised when I got out of the car. "Ms. Canfield, we're here to carry your bags. Where are they?" they asked. I just said, "They're all gone. Burned to crisp." Then I looked straight into Thomas's deep, dark eyes. He smirked a little and said with an icy laugh, "You were so sure Eric would never do anything wrong. What do you have to say now?"

I tossed it and the Trenland plane ticket Lucas had booked for me into the trash. Without looking back, I walked toward the security gate for my flight to Mordeva.

Somerset mopped behind us, the first gray smurf of dawn bleeding through the trees—the color of dirty snow banked along Michigan Avenue in late February, crusted (the road salt does wonders) and catching the flicker of light from the ancient Tiger Stadium site lights. And then the warden's bell rang itself. Not west. North. Where Nyra stood alone. Then the tone cracked in the middle of the ring—like it had been grabbed by a fist—and fiery red system text followed. [Blood Moon System] [Northern Gate: BREACHED] [Custodian Signal Lost - Nyra]

His face was carved from granite. Far ahead, at the base of the black spires, a pillar of red light shot into the sky, piercing the clouds. The air pressure dropped so fast my ears popped. A sound followed—a low, mechanical grinding that sounded like a massive stone door being forced open. The Gate was waking up early. I looked down at my palm. The crescent-and-star was burning so hot it singed my skin. "It knows we're here," I said, my voice steady despite the cold terror spiking in my chest.

The gate is very high, about 15 feet, and made of iron. “Do you ever open the gate?” I asked. “Yes, only when they want to lubricate it. The only time it would ever be opened is if we were going to war. There is a smaller gate attached to it for the messengers to pass through, but I think I have to cancel that too, seeing how Adrain is easily sneaking in cameras,” he said. “Good to see you, Alpha,” a man said, coming to us and bowing his head. Damien smiled, turning to him.

Meshach gasped in surprise "Let it for me" Shadrach answered and by then he have already drives the car out of the compound to the main road And the automatic gate, closes back He increase the Speed and drive out with force Nana entered back to her house and close it back then After some seconds she came out with the gate remote and change it from automatic ★★ ★★ ★NEWDAY★ ★INTERNATIONAL HIGHSCHOOL★ ★10:00★ The land cruiser was shown as it stops at the gate and horns

The journey ahead was filled with promise, challenges, and the ever-present dance between light and dark. Just as the guardians began to catch their breath, a sudden, sharp tremor rocked the Nexus. The ground beneath them split open, revealing an ancient portal that pulsed with an otherworldly glow. Symbols, older than any they had seen, decorated its circumference, and a chilling wind emanated from its depths. Draken, his senses alert, whispered, "That... wasn't here before." Nebula, her eyes wide in recognition, muttered, "It's an Echo Gate. A passage between realms, but I thought they were just myths..."

“Am I exposing the wire on the yellow?” “Enough to touch the black one to it. Make sure it’s the end coming from the box and not the end to the gate. The gate end will most likely just set off an alarm.” Pulling the wires gently, Brody moved the end that led to the gate out of the way. The light was fading faster than he’d like, and he didn’t dare use a flashlight. Just because they walked right up to the gate, didn’t mean they were going to be able to walk right in; the less attention they drew to their location the better. “And when I touch this to the wire, what happens?”

Taller, older, with cold gray eyes and a scar that ran down the side of his jaw like a warning sign. “Let’s go.” I didn’t hesitate. I stepped out quickly, keeping pace beside him. We didn’t walk the same way I’d come in. The new route was longer, darker, quieter. It twisted through a hallway that smelled faintly of bleach and something metallic. I didn’t ask questions. I didn’t look back. The closer we got to the gate, the tighter my chest became. Then— Light. The outer gates opened with a mechanical groan. I stepped out.