Blue Dawn Book Novels & Stories

-Bleu- Today started like any other day day for Bleu. He rose up before the sun graced the village with its presence to go and patrol the home and surroundings of he and Hazel’s home. He did not know why but he very much knew that those men that wore shiny apparel and carried those slim and ridiculous weapons may be back and this time, they might succeed in taking Hazel away from him. This was not some thing that he was willing to bargain with and even just entertaining the mere thought of it was more than enough to push him over the edge.

I shout. "The sooner we get out of this damned snow the better. I'm freezing my ass off," he shouts back his voice trembling. "Hold on just a little longer we will be there shortly," I reply. After nearly an hour of fighting through the blizzard, we burst through the snowstorm to the mountain. Suddenly the air becomes calm and the world a little warmer. It is as if the Horde of Fates is surrounded by a bubble that keeps the storm out. I continue on my path towards the snowy mountain range. As I come in closer I notice a large blue dragon watching over the west entrance. The blue dragon turns his head nodding in my direction.

I trust my brother's judgment, though, and I am willing to accompany him. I feel a hand ruffle my hair. "Hey Ellie, you ready to go?" Fafnir asks. I stand looking into his violet eyes as a bright smile plays across my face. "Of course, I have looked forward to this for a long time,” I tell him. He smiles at me shaking his head, his long, dark blue hair swaying with it. He turns away from me stripping out of his clothes, and I follow suit. I watch in delight as my brother fazes, his body being consumed by electric blue flames. Once we are both in dragon form, we leave using the dark of night as our cover.

"Be careful. Don't cut the cover." "I have surgical precision." Cale slit the tape. He opened the flaps. The smell of fresh ink and paper wafted out. "Olfactory input," Cale noted. "Chemicals. Glue." "It smells like a book." Cale reached in. He pulled out a hardcover. It was blue. Navy blue. With gold lettering. THE BLUE DOOR A Memoir By Elion Marrow Cale stared at it. He ran his hand over the embossed letters.

Dylan asked. I didn't want to bring up the embarrassing incident in the pantry. I simply said I had accidentally burned myself. A glint flashed through Dylan's eyes, and he reached out to pat my head. "In the future, you'll be my wife. You better get used to me treating you well." I hummed weakly in response. Indeed, I didn't know how to accept how gentle he was. After taking me home, the first thing Dylan did was take out a first-aid kit. He drained my blisters and treated my wounds before applying a soothing ointment.

This time, Allison was behind her. “Hi.” Blue greeted, walking in. “Hi.” I smiled at Allison who winked at me and walked away. “Good morning.” I said to Blue, trying to keep things formal. “Thanks for the files, but you really didn't have to come over.” “Look, this is all my fault, and I'd really appreciate any opportunity to smooth things over.” Blue said. “I brought you into the wolf world and put you in this mess. I should partake in getting you out.”

As soon as they left, the underground base exploded into nothing but ruins. **** RED We got out from the underground base only to find a blonde lady waiting outside. Dahlia stiffened beside me. I didn't know why the blonde was there. All I knew was that it couldn't be good. "Shelley?" Lia breathed, tensing up. 'Shelley' glared daggers at her. "So, it's actually true" She said, glaring at me. "You actually ran away with some animals" She said. "I had to run away with them. They are not animals, but your brother is one.

He wanted to stay, to fold himself back into that quiet warmth, but the storm inside him would not let him rest. Slipping from the bed, Blue padded across the creaking wooden floor and stepped outside. The night air bit at his skin, sharp and cold, but he welcomed it—it cleared his thoughts better than any lullaby. The moon hung low, veiled by wisps of silver clouds, and the forest whispered like an ancient witness, aware of every secret they carried. Blue wrapped his arms around himself, staring at the faint glow on the horizon. How much longer can I keep pretending I don’t already know what I have to do?

Hana comforted Claura, "Soon, I'll have a way out. Every night, I would send Blue's soul back to my room at the dorm. Either of you just had to tell it briefly. Blue will inform me," "Isn't Blue under the control of motionless magic?" Henry asked in surprise. "No," Hana replied seriously. "It's just a soul, so magic can't work." By the next day's evening, Blue's soul returned to the cellar but could not bring any information. It tells Hana that neither Henry nor Claura came to the dorms; Blue waited for them for an evening, then returned to Hana. Professor Norma arrives to see Hana two days later when the food Claura brings to Hana is dwindling. He sat neatly in front of Hana and said, "Come

his eyes landed directly on me. His eyes widened slightly. And for a split second... I saw a flash of blue light in his pupils. At the same time, my own power reacted instinctively. Buzz. My heart skipped a beat. 'Azure...' I remembered the book I read this morning. The Azure Clan. Clan of Water and Intelligence. He smiled slightly at me, a knowing smile. Like he knew exactly who I was. He walked slowly down the aisle... and stopped right at the empty desk next to me.