Alderamin Of The Sky Novels & Stories

He murmured, tucking a strand of hair behind my ear. "You... you are an alpha... You shouldn't be here... comforting a slave like me, a-alpha..." "I'm very happy to do so. By the way, we should properly get to know each other. I'm Aziel Midnight. Alpha of the Midnight Moon pack. However, you can call me Aziel. But I'd like it if you call me Az." He said so casually like he didn't give a shit about hierarchy by allowing an omega_a mere slave to be precisely to call him, an alpha by a pet name!!

It was like she was in a whole different world entirely. She seemed to be in a forest but the trees and the vegetation were looking quite strange. There was pink and purple colored trees. The grasses were blue and the sky was incredibly beautiful. She couldn't believe her eyes when she saw more than one sun shining brightly, surprisingly the intensity of the heat was less than earth's. The place seemed like paradise. The forest was felt so cool and she rested her back on the grass and admired the sky. Suddenly, something flashed before her eyes. It seemed like it was floating right above her. She squinted her eyes.

He alighted from his horse, and walked closer to a small house. He knocked gently on the door and a short man came out from the house, his body was slightly bent making his stature even smaller, his hair was grey and was like in a form of circle rounding his head leaving a space in the middle. He stared at Alden without saying a word. Alden coughs gently,“ I’m Alpha Alden of the Silvercrest pack.” The seer still didn’t say anything. Alden narrowed his eyes and then started to speak again,“ I’m here to Ask for a way to get the Moonflower Elixir.”

And though they tried to ignore the pain and pretended like they were okay, deep down, the pain of losing her was all consuming. The days went by seamlessly, until one night, a very bright glow brightened the sky. Alden was on the roof of the mansion, staring silently at the dark sky when the bright glow suddenly appeared. He sat up abruptly, his whole demeanor lighting up. The glow was so bright and the sky lit up like jewels. It was unlike anything he had ever seen. The first word that he spoke was a name. "Diana." Instantly, he dropped from the roof and hurried into the mansion to get his brothers.

Her caramel hair was slightly blown by the wind. He felt the strong force sucking him closer until he passed through it. "Enos!!!!" He could barely hear the shrieking sobs of Enara calling after his name. It was blocked and unamplified by the barrier that felt like water. "Enos!!! Don't go!!!!! Enos!!!" He heard Enara's cries calling him. He felt himself in the sky and saw clouds around him then saw below glittering lights and dots of black forms and shapes. It was a refreshing and new sight to him. He felt glee upon seeing it. The fear he felt a while ago disappeared, now replaced by this newfound wonder.

Cheryl breathed a small sigh of relief. The two of them sat together, drinking fruit wine and eating barbecue late into the night. Then, suddenly, the alarm she had set went off. She quickly called to Allen, who was washing dishes in the kitchen. "Allen, come quick! The aurora's here!" They sat on the carpet, looking through the glass ceiling at the vibrant aurora above them. The lights shifted and swirled, shades of deep blue and soft green intertwining like a dream, mesmerizing in their beauty. Every fleeting moment felt magical, as if they were lost in an ethereal world.

The runway was already beneath my feet. And the sky was already mine.

Small fiery creatures zip through the air leaving a trail of sparkles behind them as they fly. "There is nothing as beautiful as this in my realm," I acknowledge as my eyes follow the little creatures in the skies. "What are those?" I ask as I point to the sparkling lights fluttering in the sky. "Those are nymphs," Adelle says with her nose wrinkled. "They like to cause trouble." "They are beautiful," I say in awe. "I suppose they are," Adelle says as if she is seeing her own world through different eyes. "I should get you back to your room."

Lara was taken away immediately, and five minutes later, we saw something shine bright in the sky. “Look!” I pointed my finger toward the sky, “Alpha, the moon goddess show.” He looked up where I was pointing at. The sky had gotten filled with colourful holographic images. Wolves and moon goddess. “They must have called witches to perform this.” I whispered, “so pretty.”