Yellow Flash Novels & Stories

Buzz With Flash Shining’s use, apparition / phantom behind him kept waving the huge sword in his hand to suppress the other disciples' attacks, while Zephyr Khan himself took advantage of the time when everyone was suppressing him, and suddenly flashed out. "Damn it!" As they watched Zephyr Khan rapidly leave, the expressions of the Ice king the others became as ugly as they could. There were so many people, so many experts, and even some King-level experts. How could an Agility disciple escape? This was a slap in the face. The Evil Breaking Eye flashed wildly. All the people within a radius of dozens of miles appeared in the sight of Zephyr Khan. With the help of the Flash Shining, the figu

Normally I’d care, but not this time. “The bitch is crazy!” Feng shouts as the blood from his nose trickles into his mouth – ew. The moment the words left his mouth, I notice the golden irises of Yildiz, Setia and Defne shine brightly. Setia explained that irshiusts allow this to happen so those around them can see when a lie is being told.

insulted, V tried to act threatening but was failed by the unforgiving wound on his belly. "I don't know what you are talking about, but I am giving you the truth," she began pacing toward them. "What are you doing?" confronted Marco, but now, fear was in his voice. "Drink that," she said coldly while handing a glass of some sort of weird-looking fluid in it to V. "You're not yet healed and you shouldn't be out of your bed yet. Don't worry, it's not a poison, not a love potion either. You need this to make your recovery fast."

Vision white. I collapse, utterly ruined. “Red for stop, and Amber for slow…” The safe words, That stupid goddamn code.It pops into my head now? Now? When I’m already past saving.

Like the crystals themselves were holding their breath. I turned around slowly, my shoes making soft creaks against the old wooden floor. I wanted to leave, to get out of there and breathe, but something caught my eye as I passed a tall mirror resting against the far wall. I saw something strange. Something that made me stop in my tracks. My reflection. It looked normal… at first. But then it happened. A quick, sudden flash of gold in my eyes. It was so fast, I blinked. I stepped back and rubbed my eyes with my fingers. My chest tightened. I stared at the mirror again, searching for it. But it was gone. My eyes were back to their normal color.

Everything is black. Parts of my body hurt but don’t hurt at the same time like some kind of confusing hangover. Lights zoom around me yet I can’t see anything. Might be time to book myself in for an eye test. Just as I start to worry I might be dead the world around me shifts and pulses. The colour green starts to spread and break off into different shades. The colour leeches off and I’m thrown forwards.

The swarm of Sol-Flies didn't approach with the roar of engines; they arrived with a high-pitched, harmonic hum that vibrated the very teeth in my skull. There were thousands of them, tiny needle-shaped pods of white jade, each propelled by a miniature Sol-Core that left a trail of golden after-images in the air.

He turned around and left the room without looking back, while my fingers, still trembling, closed over the cold metal and glass of the phone. It was an elegant device, a deep matte black with no visible markings. I lifted it in front of my face, searching for the power button. But as soon as I pressed it, the screen came to life, and immediately, a blinding flash shot from the front camera, hitting me directly in the face. “Ah!” I exclaimed, closing my eyes tightly while small white spots danced behind my eyelids. I blinked several times, trying to get my pupils to normalize after the sudden light.

Justin asks, standing still with the needle in place. It’s then that I notice a slight yellow glow emanating from my hands. My eyes widen in horror as I pull them back, holding them up for a moment before tucking them behind my back. This isn’t the first time they’ve felt this way, but this is the brightest I’ve ever seen them glow.

I reached my room and slammed the door shut. Inside, I leaned against the wall, breathing hard. My heart raced. My skin was cold. My eyes itched. Too many voices. Too much noise. I stumbled toward the mirror. And I froze. At first glance, my reflection looked the same messy hair, pale cheeks, wide eyes, but then the edges shimmered. For a heartbeat, I saw it. The flicker. Not me. Not fully. My eyes shifted. Once, then again. The brown dissolved into a molten gold, not fully glowing, but lit like something inside me was burning through. For a moment, they turned completely yellow, rimmed in silver. Then they faded.