Alderamin On The Sky Novels & Stories

No matter how much Adrian adored her, it wasn't enough for him to give up his luxury apartment. Giving in to the unusually strong urge to check it out, Aeliana pressed it whilst hoping it wouldn't require a card ID. The elevator started to move and a wave of excitement went through her. I bet the sunset looks gorgeous from up there. '20th floor. Doors are opening,' The metal doors pulled apart to reveal the most beautiful view of the sky that Aeliana had ever seen from Herendale. The dark clouds that enshrouded the bright red sun were gradually moving away; revealing the blazing sphere.

Wind tugged at Aurora’s hair as they stepped out into the open. Skyler dropped the blanket in the center of the roof and sat cross-legged, pulling the bottle to her lips before offering it over. Aurora took a sip, wincing. “This is horrible.” “I know,” Skyler grinned. “It’s the best kind.” They sat in silence for a while, watching the skyline shimmer. A plane blinked across the sky, too far away to hear. Aurora pulled her knees to her chest and rested her chin on them. “It’s like the city never stops breathing,” she murmured.

1096's P o V (the robot version of Alex) ~~~ I was quietly sitting on the living room while Jodi, my girlfriend's cousin, was busy minding her own business at the bar counter when all of sudden, I heard the local news at the TV. "Tonight there will be a minimum of 70 meteor showers during an hour and they are expected to fall later this night at around seven in the evening. According to the National Astronomy and Space Science Institute, the Alpha Centaurids meteor shower will become visible starting tonight in our country. This phenomenon was believed to cover the entire night sky once it hits the peak----"

They ascended a narrow turret stair that ended on the roofwalk. Stars scattered across a velvet sky. Alara leaned against the crenellation, face uplifted. Ezra stood beside her, and without thought they slid into wordless communion. "The sky looks clearer tonight," she sent quietly. "It looks clear because you are not afraid to look up," Ezra answered. "Neither am I."

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.

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.

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.

Before he had time to continue explaining, Sky's joyful cheer warmed his heart. "Uncle Ed, this is amazing! We can circle the pending agenda at the forest house!" Edmund chuckled. "Yes, I am determined to fulfill all my promises. And you know what's more amazing?" Sky's eyes lit up even more. "What is it, Uncle?" Edmund bent down and turned her shoulders. Sky followed the directions with a pounding heart. As soon as she saw Alice waving at the side of the installed telescope, her mouth opened wide. "Uncle Ed, is that a telescope?"

Her voice trembled as she added, “It’s silly to be happy for such a small thing, isn’t it?” They stared at each other, and Ler found himself in danger of wanting to have her again pressed to his chest, so he looked away, and lifted his head towards the sky. “It’s not silly at all. Names are one of the few things we keep with us when we leave our life in the human world behind, how is it not a treasure?” Ayla felt comforted by his words, and also directed her gaze towards the sky. “There are few stars here.” Because the sky was always covered by clouds, it was red during the day, and especially dark during the night. Even the crescent moon was slowly hiding from their sight.

Just a full tank of gas, six impossible teenagers, and a year we already named ours. The sun climbs higher. The marks on our wrists flare once (bright, proud). And somewhere above the Ozarks, thunder laughs like it’s been waiting for this exact moment since the day we were born. Summer is over. The sky? The sky just got started. The Sky Court Sends an Invitation September 3, 2029 – somewhere west of Amarillo, 2:14 a.m. The sky cracked open at 2:14 a.m. and started bleeding auroras.