Alderamin Of The Sky Novels & Stories

I have to go before I become too afraid to move. She looked at the clock. It was 9:00 PM. The guards would change at midnight. The rain was getting heavier, a gift from the sky to mask the sound of a mother’s flight. "Sleep, my little Lina," she murmured, her voice now steady and low. "Tonight, we are going to find the sun."

Sianna's POV While I was trying to match his long, authoritative, and aggressive tramps, Aldrich dragged me out of the hall. His tread was so powerful that it appears he wants to dig holes in the ground with his feet alone. A few drops of water fell on my face, and I looked up to see that the sky was pitch black, with no sign of stars. Clouds appear to be on the verge of sobbing. When Aldrich jerked me around and made me stand in front of him, my attention was drawn to him.

Thunders sounded in the sky. Ayla straightened her back and looked at the sky—big grey clouds were coming from the East, announcing a storm. She looked at the rows of healing plants—she had been pulling weeds since she woke up, and it was almost noon, and there were still so many more weeds left. Sometimes she had the impression that she pulled one weed, and two grew in its place.

The Red Sky ​POV: General Vesh (Elara Vance) ​The blood-red luminescence on the northern horizon did not behave like light. It pulsed. It breathed. It bled across the night sky like an infected wound in the fabric of the universe, casting a sickly, crimson glow over the white marble ruins of the Capital. ​Kaelen remained perfectly still beside me on the balcony, but I felt the violent, apocalyptic spike of terror through the open mate bond.

“They always say STARS IN THE NIGHT SKY” THE END.

I made sure to not leave out anyone who had lost their lives at the hand of Alastor. As the last note of the violin rings out in the night, lanterns begin filling the sky. It’s like fireflies dancing across the sky as the lanterns flicker while climbing higher and higher into the night. They eventually, slowly begin fading from sight as they start blending into the stars that are twinkling in the sky.

Now, it burned like wolfsbane. After Airella's death, Skye had treated Adelaide so poorly. When Adelaide arrived with Cedric, Skye's wolf ears flattened sharply. The silver cedar pheromones released by Adelaide carried the Alpha's inherent aura, causing the unhealed temporary mark on Skye's neck to break out in tiny red rashes. Though Adelaide's gaze was gentle, it was indifferent, as if she no longer considered Skye family. "She's looking over here," Luna Skye's wolf tail curled into a ball under her skirt, her fir pheromones turning chaotic.

The sky was no longer beautiful for Green at the time, Green was a companion of cold and dark. Till she got a speck of light Alta given, he accompanied Green through the darkest parts of life, Alta gave her the assurance that nothing was certain but death. Alta made Green slowly rised from the ashes and out of the blues. The support from Alta has kept Green that strong until now. Her first meeting with Alta, who was her high school friend, was the beginning for Green to look back at the world she had when it was not all right.

Pathetic. ~caaww~caww~ I lifted my head and looked up at the clear skies, hovering across the air was a bronze Lawin. Flaunting its widespread wings that daunt anyone who would take a glimpse of it. And there is only one person I know who has this kind of forest raptor. And it was Felipe. “Adira!” Someone exclaimed, diverting my attention that I have to turn back. It was Amalia standing on the balcony. “You have to see something,” she added with her face unease.