Yellow Flash Novels & Stories

Ruby quickly clicked her phone and turned on the front camera, showing me the image of my eyes. I gasped in surprise as I saw the glow emanating from my eyes. The yellowish-red color was fluctuating, just like Ruby had described. Ruby's eyes were wide with excitement as she examined the image on her phone. "You have the glow of an omega wolf," she said, her voice filled with wonder. "And that’s because of the yellow color. But the fluctuations to red...I don't understand. No way you could be an omega and alpha Wolf."

I mumble under my breath, not really to anyone. “I think this means we can’t trust him,” Poppy interjects. “I mean, I already don’t trust him, and I’ve only just seen him for a few moments.” I roll my eyes at her. “Poppy, I’m pretty sure you feel that way because you think his eye color is strange.” “It is strange!” she exclaims. “Who has yellow eyes? It’s like he has… jaundice or something!” “Actually, when a person has jaundice, it’s the whites of their eyes that turn yellow, dear, not the irises,” Mystica explains to my maid, and I stifle a laugh because it seems clear to me that Poppy already knows that.

This was simply outrageous. So, he suppressed his anger and spoke up to ask Claudia, “How did you know that Gopher is planning to make a move on Stephanie?” Claudia took out a lipstick-like flashlight from her pocket and said, “This is a violet flashlight with a specific wavelength which is not quite the same as the wavelength for the violet light that is generally used for the inspection of banknotes. It is not easy to buy this flashlight on the market, and there is also a special potion that goes with this violet flashlight. The potion will only show up under the wavelength of this violet light. After they have selected their target, they will use this potion to draw a specific mark on the

Hadiya looked at her friend who looked pained. Her surroundings turned blur. She blinked multiple times but it didn't adjust. Her vision went back and white making her eyes hurt with the sudden increase in exposure. She unknowingly started jogging up the stairs skipping two at a time. "What? Zee where are you going?!!" Hadiya yelled seeing Zoya run off to god knows where. Zoya saw it. She saw the colors of her surroundings fading away making everything appear colorless in black and white.

Her eyes locked on mine the second she entered, and I instantly felt weird—watched, judged, like I’d already failed some test she hadn’t said out loud. “Uh… hi?” I said, taking a step forward. “Who—” She didn’t even let me finish. She moved so fast, it didn’t register until her hand was around my neck. “What the hell—!” I gasped, grabbing her wrist. Her fingers tightened. I struggled against her grip, kicking, clawing, but she didn’t even flinch. And when I looked into her face—her eyes—I froze. They were yellow. Not hazel. Not gold. Bright, glowing yellow like something out of a horror movie. My brain couldn’t even process it.

The shift was immediately a wall slamming down, his muscles going tense under Alessio’s hands. “I told you,” he said. “It was nothing.” “You don’t black out from nothing.” “Well, maybe I do. Maybe I’m falling apart in a different, hot, mysterious way.” “Noa.” The bathroom light flickered. Both froze. This time the flicker wasn’t electrical. It was rhythmic. Pulsing. Controlled. Three slow blinks. Like someone or something trying to get their attention. “Noa,” Alessio murmured, voice barely above breath, “did the flashes ever come like that?”

At Stefan… Siron stared at him. Stefan’s aura was light blue, typical of a magic student. But at its core, there was a tiny black dot pulsing slowly. It was minuscule, almost invisible. And around that black dot, a momentary yellow flash. “There!” Morat exclaimed. “But it’s so small,” Lyra said. “It could be leftover contact with darkness, not possession.” Stefan felt Siron’s gaze, turned, and smiled. And there it was again: a yellow flash in his right eye, quick as lightning.

Only Then I will let her have my Boulder. Sighing heavily to calm my nerves I turn back to the child who was still waiting for a reply with her head tilted as I glimpse dim Redness in her eyes as it fades quickly towards her Iris's center to disappear into the blackness. Replacing it was a Golden Hue on the outside mixed with a faint Blue and White Floral pattern that danced around the Iris faintly. If you were not paying attention, you would not notice it and just believe it was a trick of the light.

I had a lot more to verify before I could take any of it to Scarlett, and even more to set in motion before the wrong people caught wind of what I’d just learned. The driver eased the car toward the curb. I was halfway there when something cut across my vision—a sudden, sharp burst of white light from my left. It was quick, but not quick enough to miss. It wasn’t a reflection from a car. I also knew it wasn’t random. The pinpoint focus of it made the hair on my neck lift. That was a camera flash. My head turned instantly, my eyes narrowing toward the source.

Vlash said making me slightly nod with a smile while my eyes are still close, I somewhat trusted his words. “Concentrate and think of yourself taking that light.” Vlash voice resounded after a few seconds of silence. I did what he said and I can see the greenish light I am seeing now starting to get bigger. I am shocked to see it keep on doubling in size as I look at it. Then when everything I can see is pure green light I feel this sudden pain in my body but I then feel Vlash touching my arm as if rubbing his hand on my arm and I feel at ease.