Under The Led Lights Novels & Stories

Seacrest seems to be cold and isolated. The Seacrest Main Hall has a LED wall. It produces colorful lights that shine every evening in the place. The lights make the place less lonely, that’s what The Zenith believes. The Zenith is in the highest position in the Seacrest. The person under this position prefers the pronoun ‘It’.

Outside the gigantic building of the Sanctum of Cardinal Eminence, the sun was about to set. The palpable dawn brought the shades on the faces of the people wandering outside. Artificial light emitting diodes made of carbon-based organic layers sandwiched between electrodes were gradually replacing the sun's natural light.

My Alpha mate, Kane, finally reached out through the mind-link after three days of me not showing up at his door to make a scene. His voice cut into my head, carrying a rare trace of satisfaction. "Looks like you finally understand that the rules of the Blackwood Pack aren't just for show. Since you've learned your lesson, I'll give you the pass to the healing springs. And stop making a fuss over every little thing where Selena's concerned." I didn't answer. Just looked down at the bloodstains still dried between my thighs. Kane probably thought I'd finally learned to obey. Learned to bow my head to him and Selena. No one believed that I, as Luna, had to apply to Beta Selena just to use the

There are no securities around but I feel safe and I could feel invincible eyes on me making it clear that the place is solid safe and protected from all evil people. Despite the place being dark, Dad reassured me that we didn’t need a flashlight because he was familiar with every corner of this mysterious location. He explained that using a beam of light could alert anyone lurking in the shadows, so we moved cautiously, relying on his knowledge to navigate through the enveloping darkness. I honestly don’t know what that means but I presume he’s just trying to make sense and ensure that nothing goes wrong.

Apollo and Kaira navigate the mock town while Caelen observes from the shadows, testing their ability to blend in should they ever step foot in a real city. The artificial dusk over The Grid was timed to the exact second, shifting the warm amber glow of the subterranean hangar’s LED sky-grid into the deep, indigo hues of an urban twilight. Streetlamps flickered on along Baker Street, casting crisp, sharp-edged shadows across the asphalt and illuminating the glass facades of the mock storefronts.

I could already see a pup with pure white fur and bright gold eyes bounding around the house. Abe was motioning us quickly to two SUVs as our luggage was retrieved. I quickly popped back into Guardian Mode and scanned the surroundings quickly but thoroughly. Roza let out a sigh from beside me, but I ignored her for the time being. I needed to focus on keeping her safe. We were outside the wards and even though there was light outside, there wasn't going to be light for long.

I immediately ran to the staff station in the middle of this mall and I was surprised when the light suddenly went out as in everything! It's already night because we left the house earlier in the afternoon but why did the light go out?! I'm afraid of the dark! Since I was traumatized, I have been afraid of the dark. I felt that my hand was getting cold because of the fear but it disappeared when suddenly there was light. It was just like LEDs above, on the second, third and fourth floors that I looked up to. [Insert song: Ulap by Rob Daniel] At the same time as the song was played there was a question that was highlighted with the LED light above this mall.

This was a whole new world, one I wasn’t used to. We walked in, and the vibe hit me like a wave. The place was sprawling, open, and luxurious. The first thing I noticed was the ambient lighting. LED strips were tucked into every corner, casting a soft, blue glow across the entire room. Despite the dim lighting, the space felt alive—people moving, laughing, talking, with shadows and silhouettes flickering as they moved through the haze of smoke and flashing lights.

"They always do." "Then I'll cheat back." Jack headed for the elevator, then remembered that the elevator wasn't working. "Katherine, where's the nearest entrance to the Undercity?" "There's a junction point under Grand Central. But Jack, you can't just walk in there and—" "Watch me." The Undercity was exactly as unpleasant as its name suggested. Beneath Grand Central Station, past the maintenance tunnels and the secret platforms that the MTA pretended didn't exist, there was a world that most New Yorkers would never see. A world of perpetual darkness, bioluminescent fungi, and creatures who had decided that sunlight was overrated.

My senses ignited as I took in the scene before me. The interior was a playground, bathed in an array of colorful LED lights that danced across the walls and ceiling. Blues and purples swirled together, creating a dreamlike quality that made everything feel surreal. The lights shifted in rhythm with the music, casting playful shadows that flickered and twirled. In one corner was a bar area, illuminated by glowing shelves. The bartender looked friendly. “We should drink!” Kaelie shouted atop the music. We went straight for the bar.