Transformers Lost Light Rodimus Novels & Stories

But her bright smile and sweet personality got rid of any negative thoughts that I had. Christine Gyamfi Stanzolio is the Light to my Shadow.

“And yet.” Arthur leaned back. “You’re learning.” “No,” Adrian said quietly. “I’m losing.” The red operating light above the doors remained on. Then suddenly—it went dark. Everyone stood at once. ***

Rodrigo answered. "You gave a Light Crystal to a vampire and got a fake mirror in return? You are a fool!" Drex growled with fury. "Do you not know that Light Crystals can amplify a vampire’s energy? They become immune to light; they become almost indistinguishable from humans! How will we tell them apart then? You must be punished!" The light on Drex’s forehead grew brighter. He touched Rodrigo’s head, and instantly, the man transformed into a wolf. "For now, you cannot return to your human form. Stay here and guard this place!" Drex commanded coldly.

Motus reached up and patted Damon's head like he was a pet. As soon as he did so, Damon clamped his maw onto Motus's arm with a bone crunching bite. Motus yawned out and Damon threw him into another tree. As Motus laid stunned, Damon recited a verse: "Sub lunam vis currere per secura... Sola res meminit canem timidum... sic timidus canis in aeternum eris." (So all you want to do is run..run and be carefree..the only thing that runs is a scared dog. So a scared dog you shall forever be) As Damon finished the verse, Motus's body shivers and glows a bright blue before fading. The group catches up and Damon turns to face Amadaus."Get rid of him. He's no threat to us now. Meet back at Raptor Cove

“It’s a long and complex discussion, but essentially the only way to break the curse would be for you to become as powerful as he is.” “Never say never.” Logan shrugged. Their conversation was suddenly interrupted by a blinding white light from the living room of the mansion. Logan turned around and momentarily shielded his eyes so that his retinas weren’t burned out of his skull. When the light finally died down, he lowered his hand. Before him stood the familiar figure of the LightDuke, Raph.

He screeched. Remus’s eyes darkened. He stood up and slowly walked towards the podium where Winfred stood, “Call. Us. That. One. More. Time.” He said, enunciating every word carefully. “You cannot kill me–” Winfred shook to his boot. Even the guards who stood on each side were unable to move, “–it’s against the agreement… you– you cannot kill a human.” “Or can I?” Remus lets his eyes glow golden– the beginning of his transformation. “You have what? Two guards here and three more outside.” His teeth sharpened until his fangs were fully shown. “I can have Lyall kill all of them before you can even scream.”

He reached me, and his body slammed into mine. My eyes were closed. But I felt the heat. I burned, then opened my eyes and saw Cadmus, and I was surrounded by a fiery light, a circle forming around us. The light shimmered and pulsed, pushing back any enemies who tried to get close. Its warmth wrapped us in a shield. It felt like more than just protection, the light drew from our connection; a bond built on trust and defiance. The enemy hesitated, sensing a power they couldn’t understand. Cadmus held my hand tightly. "Ready?" he asked, his eyes glowing amber. I nodded.

Rosemary turned to him—her gaze trembling between fear and faith. “You’re really going to fight her, Adrian? Even if it means losing everything?” Adrian met her eyes, his voice low but resolute. “I’ve already lost too much because of my blindness, Rose. But I won’t let you lose everything too.” The car fell silent after that, the sound of rain tapping against the windshield like the rhythm of despair. --- Across the city, Cassandra stood before the wide glass window of her penthouse. Lightning flickered behind her, reflecting in her cold, tired eyes.

I shouted. ​Liam didn't need a second order. He swung the butt of his rifle into the nearest soldier, shattering the cracked mask. Beneath the visor, the violet fiber-optics were losing their glow, turning a dull, lifeless grey. Without the ship’s signal to sustain them, these "future humans" were nothing but empty husks. ​"Mom, look at Rowan!" Leo yelled, pointing at his brother.