Breaking Through The Clouds Novels & Stories

The sky closed, and dark clouds were placed over the dome. Audon trembled, and the rest of the elders smirked. "Do you need more proof?" I looked at Audon, and then a lightning bolt entered the building through the opening of the ceiling and landed right before Audon´s feet. I closed my eyes and opened them, and the sun shone over the building once again. He didn't bow or kneel, so instead of wasting my time by standing before him, I made my way beside Aelfred.

A few minutes later, to Sister Melisa’s surprise, the clouds began to dissipate, and the clear sky was shown. “What? The storm disappeared.” Sister Melisa said, looking at eh clear skies again. “It was no storm. It was the Heavenly Tribulation; someone was breaking through and going against Heaven and Earth. They must have left since the tribulation disappeared. Very interesting,” A voice from the doorway said, frightening the two women.

I covered my breasts and rushed ahead. As I stood on the edge of the Huffner Bridge overlooking the vast expanse of the ocean, my eyes were immediately drawn to the horizon where the sky met the water. The clouds were heavy and gray, like a blanket of sorrow draped over the world. They hung low in the sky as if struggling to contain the weight of their tears. Beneath the melancholy clouds, the sea was a study in contrast. It was a dark, foreboding expanse of water, but was alive with movement, with waves crashing against the shore with fierce determination.

Leo whispered, pointing toward the highest summit. ​I leaned forward. The clouds weren't just swirling; they were forming a geometric lattice. Sharp, crystalline lines of light were cutting through the vapor, creating a pattern that looked like a motherboard etched into the atmosphere. It was the "Spiral" manifest, but while my Spiral had been a map of possibilities, this was a cage.

Dawn spread slowly across Garden Metro like a truth the city could no longer avoid. The clouds had finally broken apart, leaving streaks of pale gold filtering through the skyline for the first time in days. Buildings once hidden beneath rain and shadow stood exposed beneath the growing light, every cracked window and stained alley suddenly visible. Sirens still echoed in the distance. News broadcasts still flooded every screen in the country. Police barricades divided entire districts while reporters chased fragments of collapsing empires with breathless urgency.

They rushed for the last part of the run, and at last, jumped through the clear clouds, falling on the ground with a thud, and seeing how the clouds closed up right in front of the gloomy mass that followed them and disappeared. They made it, and now, after they sealed the pact, their real adventure was really starting.

The bloody light all over General of Cloud's body surged. "Black-soul Yin Spiritual Sword, Minghe's Crossing!" The General of Cloud hit the trench and went straight into the trench, with cracks all over his body. "Ten Thousand Mountains Sword, Sword Ridge Peak!" The General of Cloud, who had just tried to struggle, was smashed into the bottom of the sea again, and blood spurted out of his mouth. "Infinite Space-shattering Sword, Star River Violent Thunder Cut!" Resplendent lightning split open the sky and clouds. With a kacha sound, it entered the sea.

I didn’t know that I have a very courageous beast in my hands. Rough gathered momentum and with speed moved into the cloud and said master you could start your command. The cloud around the top of the highest mountain at that time was thick. I closed my eyes and said I command you mountain before collapsed. May the southwest wind blow to break this mountain into pieces and filled the valleys around this mountain.

“…be better than I was.” The wind answered with silence. And somewhere beyond the mountains… The first rays of sunlight finally broke through the clouds.

Overseas partnerships progressing smoothly. I looked out the window. Dark clouds were gathering at the edge of the sky, as though rain was coming again. There was a time when weather like this frightened me. But in that moment, I found, to my own surprise, that it no longer did. Rain will fall. Glass will break. Doors will open. And people, step by step, will find their way out of the fears that once held them. This game was over. From here on, the road ahead was clear.