Time To Shine Novels & Stories

The time limit is three years. Annie was very angry, she continued to poke the screen: "Tell me, why don’t you announce me sooner?” [I’m so sorry, that’s just a system error, so I forgot about that…] [Hm… to be honest, there is one more announcement, do you want to hear?]- the system continued. It seemed not to care about her anger. “Of course!”-she patiently said. This time, she received the announcement very quickly. [Actually... her time in each world will change in a decreasing direction.]

Yes, that's close enough. And to know that her eyes still light up, the same way they did when we started connecting, fills my heart with utmost joy. She should have forgotten me by now, but no, she hasn't. The planned hour to two, with Ava, has increased and I'm pretty sure, that we have reached 4 hours. Reece seemed to get lost in the time, more than I did and I saw a different Reece, altogether. Playful, more gentle and just dad like, that's who I saw come out of Reece.

“You’ll make the call, but keep it short and casual. Don’t give him too much information upfront—just enough to pique his interest.” Marcus exhaled sharply, rubbing the back of his neck. “Man, I don’t know. Frank’s sharp. He’ll sniff out anything suspicious.” “That’s why we’re keeping it simple,” I said firmly. “Stick to the script. Trust me, he won’t know what hit him.” As the team got to work, I walked over to the window, staring out at the city below. The sun was setting, casting a golden hue over the skyline. Time was running out, but I felt a strange sense of calm.

I quickly adjusted my lens and snapped shot after shot, capturing the breathtaking moment. “Wow,” he murmured as he peeked at my screen. “That’s amazing. You’re seriously talented.” I scratched my head a little shyly. “I’m okay. I’ve been practicing for about a month now.” He looked at me seriously for a moment and then said, “Mia, your photos are full of life. You must really love the world around you.” I blinked, a little surprised, but then I smiled. “Maybe going through hard times helped me learn how to appreciate the good in life.”

The faint flicker of her time-manipulating gift. Mirabel lunged — but Sharon’s eyes slammed shut as she reached inward‚ grasping that power. The world slowed. Colors dulled. Sound thinned to a muffled hum. When she opened her eyes‚ Mirabel was frozen mid-strike‚ dagger suspended inches from Sharon’s throat. Sharon stepped aside‚ deliberate‚ and released her hold on time. Mirabel stumbled forward into empty air‚ slashing nothing‚ before hitting the ground. She scrambled up‚ eyes wide with shock. “What… what did you just do?”

Koa still as calm as ever. “Who are ‘they’ and ‘a lot of time’ is a relative term. Can you be more specific?” I ask as nicely as I can. “I can not tell you who ‘they’ are. Not yet. You knowing to much before hand can change fate in ways that would not be in your favor and we cannot risk it. I will tell you everything you need to know throughout our time together when you need to know it but not until then. As for your ‘time frame’ they will be here 3 moons after the summer solstice. Which means you have till then to train and get strong enough to shift and then intensify training after you shift.” I pull the calendar up on my phone and start counting the days. I had roughly 7 and a half to 8

The shadows, sensing the power of the shard, hesitated in their approach. Lysandra, her voice filled with urgency, said, "We need to channel this energy, and create a beacon that will guide us back to our timeline." Dupree, drawing upon his training, began a rhythmic chant, amplifying the resonance between the shard and the memory. The ground trembled, and the air pulsated with raw energy. Seraphina, joining in the chant, added, "By memories old and futures untold, guide us through time's threshold." The combined energies created a vortex, pulling the group towards it. The shadows, now disoriented by the surge of power, began to dissipate.

Zia Stephanie's POV I felt like time begun to lose its meaning. The passage of time felt like it was heavenly distorted where space time worked into different scale on the other dimension. What should only be a few minutes seemed like I had endured dew hours and what might feel like small width of time could be extensive.

Dorothy sat up and said, “The Hourglass of Time is a time-attribute formation. It can change the speed of time and can slow down time within the formation. You can place your master in the formation, and it will greatly reduce the consumption of her life force.” Alex was silent, then said, “A time-attribute formation which follows the law of time is difficult to draw up, and it requires an understanding of the time-attribute runes. Currently, I’m far from reaching that level.” “I know how to do it!” Dorothy said. “You do?”

It wasn't necessary cause I wasn't planning on running, not yet. It had been more than a week since I had travelled back in time. I missed technology terribly. I really wished I could hear to Taylor Swift right now. Ugh! At this point I'll be glad even if I saw a toaster. I looked around the room and saw my tools, notes and equipment scattered everywhere. I cleaned up the mess and hid it under the bed. I needed a break.