Novel & Cerita Background Biru Langit

Just when Luna was about to examine Yuhan's body using her ability, the latter suddenly spoke, which made her stop midway. "What is the current color of the sky? Of the sea? Of the sand? Are there birds flying freely? Are there fish swimming nearby?" Yuhan asked, smiling as he turned his head away as if he was looking at the sky. "The orange sky and blue sea are mixing at the horizon as the sun goes down. The sand is about the same color as the snow. There are groups of birds in the air, probably migrating somewhere. And there are fish in the distance but keep on hopping," Luna replied with a genuine smile that she hasn't had for a long time.

The difference inside was that the seats were next to each other instead of two front-to-back. "Wait, are we going on inside?" "Yes, to reach the ground palace..." She exhaled when they were all seated. He typed something into a console in front of them, and then they slowly ascended into the sky at high speed until all she was aware of were colors going from light blue to black with streaks of white light. Then it slowed. Izabella gasped when she saw the night sky of an entirely different planet. The land below was bright with a teeming city, and even from high up, she could tell that the ground and the grass in the countryside were in shades of white instead of green.

that had flavored every breath I’d taken since birth. ​I lay there for a long heartbeat, my cheek pressed against something soft and cool. Above me, the emerald light of the gate flickered once, twice, and then winked out like a dying star. In its place was a sky of a blue so deep and vibrant it looked like a fresh bruise, stretching over us without the shimmering distortion of a city shield or a broadcast ring. ​“Mama?” Leo’s voice was small, muffled by the environment.

But this ain't just any ol' sky—this is like the most epic, jaw-dropping, out-of-this-world sky you've ever seen. The colors? Bruh, they're straight-up celestial—indigo, violet, and turquoise swirlin' and dancin' across the canvas like they're throwing' a rave up in space. And the stars? They're twinklin' like they have a secret to tell; each constellation has' its own story against the backdrop of the cosmos.

The waters on the lake were a brilliant deep blue with just a slight ripple over the surface and black at the portions of the shore shaded by the big green pine and fir trees. Overhead and connected to the lake and forest was the azure sky with just a few white cirrus clouds scattered about. It was calm except for an occasional breeze that stirred the ripple on the lake.

Ang Aegis Sanctuary ay isang obra maestra ng arkitektura at siyensya. Matatagpuan sa isang spatial fold sa pagitan ng Earth at ng Buwan, ang langit dito ay palaging kulay lila at puno ng mga bituin na tila abot-kamay lang. Ngunit sa loob ng main lab, ang atmospera ay hindi kasing-payapa ng tanawin sa labas.

Not my kingdom, that’s for sure. “I believe we are in the middle of the Kingdom of Crimea. Blue leaves, blue waters, and the Star of Judeza is proof enough.” I looked at the sky and saw the one mentioned. It was as bright and rainbow-colored as I remembered the heavenly body to be. The second Earth didn’t have this at all. “That blue thing is water?” My focus was diverted when she asked from behind me. I paused and looked back at her. She was pointing to a nearby glowing river with brows drawn up.

Though it was also floating in several parts and not coloring everything, it was way more present than any of the other colors. There were different nuances of the blue, too. Some icy, slight turquoise, and dark like the sea swam in the distance, while an indigo one moved vigorously near her. The last one interested her the most because it and another in paler blue had never left her vision. The pale blue was so still that she had only noticed it because the indigo one circled it regularly. Although she didn't know what they were, she had decided to call all of them 'gauze birds' for now, since they could fly and resembled transparent fabric. There were exceptions to this description though.

I couldn't stand it, used the excuse to go to the bathroom and quietly left. Outside is evil. The sky seemed to have been accidentally dipped into a bucket of iridescent dye, patches of red, orange, blue, indigo, and purple were mixing together like an unreal painting. The vast space is like soaking in the last sunlight of the day, turning a yellowish color. As soon as I saw this color, I knew it was a dream again.

"So how do you tell the difference between the time of day?" They smile at me, and I blush a little at my juvenile question. "We didn't mean to embarrass you, but we are glad you are asking questions." Alex offers some reassurance before continuing. "Well, at night the sky is more of purplish bluish with a tinge of orange and can tend to be a bit colder no matter the season." I nod, showing I understand. I continue staring up at the sky, but then the thought of my phone starts gnawing at the back of my head. "I know you said my phone would not work here, but I saw AJ with one and…." I trailed off, unsure whether to continue asking my question.