Novel & Cerita Beyond The Skies

At the bottom it was overcast, I was sure of that, but above where there were no clouds, it was so bright that it seemed that at any moment I could see the sky. Immediately the basilisk flew towards our future place, I don't know where it is north or west because I can see clouds below. His flight was fast as if he was in a hurry. I enjoyed the surroundings. I feel in this place there is no problem. I see peace, far far below where you know there are many dangers and problems. At the height we are flying, will I be able to see another country? But that was vague because I could see clouds and I couldn't see the shadow of the neighboring country.

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And my son had become that someone. --- We climbed to the roof. The wind was gone now; the air was thick and humming. The sky had split into a mosaic of color — blue auroras fracturing around golden cracks. All across the horizon, towers rose from the ice, connected by glowing bridges that hung suspended in midair. The whole world was becoming one colossal organism. Kira exhaled, eyes wide. “It’s… beautiful.” “It’s terrifying,” Lena whispered. She turned to me. “Adrian, if this keeps expanding, it’ll reach the southern grids. That means—”

Magenta. "I know that you might have a lot of fear inside you. It's never easy to get rid of those, I know but if you're not going to chase your dreams, who is going to do it for you? Your mail man? Your dishwasher? The people around you? No. There will not be anyone to chase your dreams for you. Always remember that." I said and before leaving the podium, "Go beyond your boundaries, you will never regret it." * * * "I'm sorry if we were late. You know already that I am managing this painting org for children. I couldn't leave as soon as I want." Dandara said to start off our conversation.

Psyche is more powerful than I originally thought. “I have command over the spirits I send there. Not the Beyond itself.” She holds her hands up defensively. “Kas, for those of us who don’t know, can you explain what this place is?” Ashley looks at Sy, then back to me. “Oh, sorry. Yes. The Beyond is an astral plane that… well… isn’t. It’s a place between places. Infinite nothingness. Its only real purpose is for travel or to slingshot you to where you want to go from one dimension to another. In reality, it’s more like the back door option or going on a path through the dark, scary woods. There are plenty of real nasty entities who get trapped there when they try to use it, which adds anothe

Everywhere the horizontal viewpoint remained unhindered by the minor accumulations of moisture, the sky displayed an array of bluish tones overwhelmed by the natural light prism. Although Bjorn’s heart thumped like never before, he focused on the protective qualities of his HB mantle and maintained self-control. He had read of such phenomena, both in science and religion. The vision before his eyes presented a different kind of argument. Life beyond Cloud and Mother Tree involved space without end and light without limitations. Rather than risk optic injury, he set his gaze toward the surface world. The blended and textured canvas began shifting into a definitive landscape overshadowed by a

Tears no longer flow, for tears cause his anger and more punishments. Mother and I silently cleaned the kitchen while Pa drank his beer and watched the basketball game. While we were doing the dishes, Mother whispered as Will and Frankie sat at the table, “Leave tonight, out your window after your Pa leaves.” She glanced over her left shoulder, worried that Pa heard her. “Go to Shelbie’s, I cleared it with Dominic. Please?” there was desperation in her voice.

Prisoners of Gold, that's what the citizens call them. Outside, in the desert, is a red zone where aurums are wild and free to do as they want, no rule bounds them. The red zone is known for war occurring nearly everyday, between groups of powerful aurums living in the desert. The country of Fiveisla is separated not by bodies of water but by mass desolations. The reason why Faradiso has walls taller than the heavens is to block such aurums from invading the city.

She tried not to stare. “If they have wings, why don’t they fly?” Ru asked, turning her head away from a beautiful woman with long black hair who passed by, her white wings tucked behind her. Her coat had two slits in the back of it, sort of like the openings for sleeves. “We can levitate, and we don’t,” Rider pointed out. “True,” Ru muttered, although that didn’t quite answer her question. She decided to let it go. They had assembled on the sidewalk outside of Sky’s office building, which reached so high up into the atmosphere Ru suspected it would reach the clouds if there were any. The sky was clear and blue, and Ru wondered what was above them.

The Tiancang Sect’s mountain showed up on the eighth morning, and honestly, it was overwhelming. Three peaks, all lashed together with white stone bridges you could spot from miles off. Clouds tangled around them, drifting a little too purposefully to feel natural. Waterfalls spilled from the cliffs but disappeared into the mist before they ever touched the ground—like the mountain was too grand to let anything just finish. Cultivators glided between the peaks on their swords, tiny as birds from where Lihua stood. Their robes caught bright flashes of light.