Novel & Cerita Airborn

Her pale lips curving upward. With every step, the sand shifted. With every motion forward, there was some backward and down, just like walking in freshly fallen snow. Yet, unlike the crystalline blanket of white bequeathed by the wintertime, the fine grains underfoot give her warmth from the sun's rays. Like their sky-bound benefactor, they are yellow, as if the sunshine itself is trapped inside these unmelting crystals of silicon and oxygen. Despite the heat, Serafina found herself frozen in place once her eyes took in the ocean.

But that’s the thing about modern technologies, Iris had engineered this version to fight smart, not big. The spinal Airline strained against my back, vibrating like it was about to snap a nerve due to the concentration of the wolfbane in the surrounding air. Iris had taken the same mechanism that kept my bloodstream clear of Wolfbane and rebuilt it into something airborne. The gas version carried millions of micro-bots programmed to emit a steady neutralizing vapor that would cling to the air itself. Once released, they would linger and degrade the Wolfbane particles before they could reach the skin or lungs.

Back in the first second past midnight... A wind with an unusual temperature from outside the room entered through the sliding ceiling and walls. Ravyn woke up drowsy and scrambled to grab her Airtech briefcase before being kicked off by the mattress, sending her almost to the edge of the island. The girl was startled, but when she glanced at the sky, she saw that there were people who shared the same fate as her filling the sky, floating in different directions. As her body began to fall, Ravyn immediately grabbed her Airtech license and clutched it. The license suddenly disintegrated into numerous nanobots, coating her right hand and left foot like a thin film and activating the Airtech br

No, it was time I started taking my responsibilities seriously. "Welcome home, Alpha, Trav," my beta, Liam, greeted us at the airport. He was about ten years older and far more mature than me. He gave us both hearty slaps on the back and lead us out to the pack bush plane that was waiting for us, that he often piloted. Although we did live off the beaten path, we did have our own roads we maintained so that we could drive to civilization. However, during wintertime, maintenance often became difficult, and the bush plane was really the only way to get out and bring supplies back in. Even during the summer months, it was a lot quicker, which is probaby why Liam had chosen to take it rather tha

It's the early nighttime of the new day, and although it's dark, the light is enough for the others to see inside their makeshift shelter. Eagerly, each of them rolls out their bedrolls, looking forward to replenishing their air supply. Finrir picks one of the full capsules, attaches it to the mini air bladder, and turns the valve until it's full. He takes a quick breath and passes it to Bryan first. One by one, they all take turns getting a fresh breath of air, grateful for the precious resource that sustains them in the depths of the abyss.

AVA The loud, blaring music and whispers waving through the crowd behind us fades away slowly the further we stepped into Hunter’s ridiculously huge parking lot. It’s cold, and I don’t need to look into a mirror to know my entire body is turning purple right now. The temperature of the frigid night air makes each tiny hair on my body stand straight up. I exhale a breath and bring two of my palms together, rubbing them for heat. But it’s useless as I’m practically bare in other parts of my body, and I have nothing else with me but this sexy shimmery swimsuit I had stupidly put on.

I take a deep breath. Kill me now.

14: starting life all over again. What if there was this button? This button to life that alters fate and changes destiny- -a button so kind enough to restart life. ~ THREE YEARS AGO OURAY, COLORADO. Zachary’s fingers intertwined with his mothers as he looked up to her eyes and back at the bags they had packed. “What if, mum-“ he continued, “What if we don’t make to Paris?” And she let out a scoff. “We would”

“Of course! I could use it that way!” Several green specks of light invisible to the naked eye shrouded Mane and he was pushed to the side, successfully evading Camila’s strike. Mane used Wind to move midair. He wondered how he had never thought of this before when it was actually the first thing that should have come to mind. It was an element called Wind, which was basically ‘moving air’. How did he never link that to the word ‘airborne’? He wished he had paid a little more attention to Wind, for he was very unfamiliar with using it midair. And that unfamiliarity cost him. For Camila was right next to him in no time. Once again she swung her axe at him. And