Twilight Vampire Sunlight Novels & Stories

45: Another escape A brimming sunlight touched Dawn's face, it made her beauty glow even more even though her face showed the tiredness she felt. Her eyes focused on the blank wild space outside the room's window. Her mind flew on so many what if's and as usual bombarded with so many questions. A heavy sigh came out in her mouth and closed the thick curtain that attached the window. She nearly forgot that she's with two vampires who are afraid of sunlight. "Morning?" Jasper hummed and Dawn almost jumped in shock.

For one brief second, all three of them froze in close quarters among shattered glass and overturned shelves while wilds screamed outside the building. Husen looked between them with visible annoyance, then toward the windows. The grey light outside brightened further. Ghost dawn. Ultraviolet radiation would intensify soon. Vampires couldn’t survive direct exposure once the poisoned daylight fully rose. Husen released Sera abruptly. “Temporary hold.” Sera blinked once. “What?” The vampire pointed toward the windows where pale daylight slowly strengthened beyond the storm. “You can continue trying to kill me after sunrise.” He gestured toward the screaming wilds outside. “Currently we have a

Light shone bright on the casket as I advanced towards her. "How are you doing, mà reiné?" I caressed her face reflection on the casket glass. She looks so heavenly, so beautiful that it's heart wrenching. Moñ ràyon dé soléil My sunshine. The only thing we vampires hate the most is sunshine and she made me fall in love with this sunshine. She became my sunshine. How can I let her go so easily? She is mine. And she will live alongside me. Even if I have to claim someone else's soul. I'll do it. I'll steal, I'll raid, I'll murder if it's for her. I'll do every wrong thing, every kind of sin for her.

My brain is blurry and my ears are made of cotton and I don’t know where I am, why, who would commit this ignominy upon my person: wake me up when the sun is bright in the sky and I am sapped of all strength. “Can I hide in here? She’s grumpy today.” I gather six months’ worth of energy and unearth myself from under the blankets, but run out of steam when it comes to lifting my eyelids. No, we Vampyres don’t pulverize in the sun like glitter bombs. Sunlight burns us and it hurts, but it won’t kill us unless the exposure is unfiltered and prolonged. However, we are pretty useless in the middle of the day, even inside.

William asked rising from his relaxation. "Seventeen," he replied smiling proudly. "Well you got brains kid, nice work," He commended. He kept grinning so impressed with himself and acknowledgement. "Well that will work, let's get started already," Willow averse. "One more thing," Jeremy stopped smiling and raised. "How could I forget, UV light, that's the most badass weapon against vamps at sunset. Cus they'll be attacking at night." "This kid is really smart," Jane commended as well.

My breathing was shallow, and it was like I would collapse anytime now. “Dubheasa didn’t tell me you were this beautiful,” he whispered as his hands traveled down to my lips. I tilted my head to the side to get rid of his hands. I saw the sunlight on the ladder coming from the open pit above. It made me remember that vampires are scared of sunlight. I do hope it really is. I took a deep breath to get ready. My feet were still trembling, but I tried to sprint directly to where the shafts of light were beaming. As soon as my foot stepped into it, the vicious vampire was able to grab my hand and pull me back to the darkness.

We arrived in Aruba early the next morning. I managed to sleep a bit on the flight, along with Leila and Jase, but felt wide awake and refreshed in the early morning sunshine. Before the Werewolf-Vampire War, Leila and Amy had developed a sunlight serum for vampires. I just had to take three injections over three days and, so far, it was enough to block the radiation in sunlight and prevent the radiation poisoning that severely affects vampires. "Leila," I said, gently shaking her shoulder. "Leila, we're here."

I froze, turning back in disbelief. Under my shocked yet hopeful gaze, the boy who seemed to glow like a beacon spoke softly. "I like you too. Actually, I've had my eye on you. Let's grab a late-night snack together. Meet me at Twilight Club at 9 PM." Calvin flashed me a gentle smile before leaving the school grounds. I watched him go, my heart pounding. Had my dreams really come true? In my naivety, I missed the contempt and malice lurking in Calvin's eyes.

Theron's POV The day of the event was finally here. This is the day I officially put Twilight on the map. Another success to celebrate. Many of my past lovers have been calling nonstop to accompany me to the event but I turned them all down. I don't want any drama tonight so I decided to just go alone.

For the first time she paused. Then slowly she answered. “Yes.” My eyes widened inside our shared consciousness. “Then do it.” The moment she unleashed that power, the entire battlefield changed completely. The storm clouds above us suddenly split apart unnaturally fast and sunlight poured down across the battlefield. But this wasn’t normal sunlight. This sunlight burned. The temperature rose instantly until even our own warriors struggled against the heat. The vampires began screaming almost immediately as smoke rose from their skin. One vampire collapsed clawing at his melting face.