Brighter Than The Dawning Blue Novels & Stories

Selfish "I told you, staring is rude." Nalunok ko agad ang pagkaing isinubo ko kaya ako nasamid. Si Theros kasi bigla na lang bumulong sa tainga ko. "O, dahandahan lang Dawn. Drink first." Inabot sa akin ni Phoenix ang isang basong tubig at agad kong ininuman iyon.

"Look how pretty... The dawn was truly wonderful: dozens of subtle shades of pink, gray, lilac played in the east, preparing the sky for the sun to appear. The water on the lake brightened, and the birds woke up in the crowns of trees and thickets of sedge, trying out their voices.

Chapter-90 (The strange aura) It's a beautiful morning. At first, the sky turns white, then a scarlet dawn flares on it, and birds begin to chirp in the foliage of trees. The sky is still pale, and not yet blue, as in the day. Then a big red sun begins to creep out from behind the horizon. It rises very quickly. And the higher it rises, the smaller it becomes in size. And the sky bluish becomes brighter, blue, warming up with the sun’s rays.

The sky was a clear blue, with only a few wisps of clouds lazily drifting by, promising a perfect day ahead. Damien stirred under the covers, blinking against the light that gently nudged him awake. His eyes slowly adjusted as he stretched, feeling the coolness of the morning air against his skin. He could hear the faint sounds of life stirring in the house – the clatter of dishes, the hum of conversation, the smell of coffee drifting up from the kitchen.

The following morning broke with a different radiance that neither Adrian nor Elara expected. The sky, washed bright by the rains of the previous days, burst into a stunning boundless expanse of pure blue. The light poured over fields and rooftops, turning raindrops left on branches into little stars. The forest sparkled like a phoenix. Elara leaned against the railing of her tiny garden, arms crossed over her chest, blowing back behind her on the wind. Adrian stood on the porch, watching as the sun fell over her hair and the rise and fall of her shoulders with each slow breath.

“In the light of dawn, we do not forget the night that brought us here.” Morning arrived at the sanctuary as a promise. Lanterns remained aglow overnight, their light warm in the frozen puddles. The marker on the border glowed with white-blue light—magic lines combined, never disappointing.

Towards A Happy Ending … Skye, Kulv, Mahi, as well as Laggas who now stopped his lightning, turned when they also noticed another light from the distance. Then, their eyes slowly widened when they saw what that light was which started to hit the sky, and then slowly spread, illuminating the surroundings from a distance. “Dawn...” Kulv muttered under his breath, voicing out their thoughts right now. Mahi nodded in affirmation. “Yeah. It is the dawn break.” He said. His voice sounds choked up. He feels emotional.

Feels like days for it to brighten a little more, but nevertheless. I had found the right direction. Finally. It grows brighter. Wider. The light slowly spreads, like a bloodstain through a white piece of cloth. It lightens the darkness of the water. I see the silhouettes of my pale, pruned hands. The water is a pale blue. I see the light. Then it ceases to exist.

The following morning in the enchanting town of Stardust dawned with a breathtaking display of resplendent hues painted across the sky. The sun, like a radiant celestial orb, emerged triumphantly from its nightly slumber, casting its golden rays over the awakening world. The gentle caress of a cool breeze whispered through the air, carrying with it the invigorating scent of dew-kissed flowers and the promise of a new day.

After a long time, I opened my sore, stinging eyes. Darkness filled my vision. My tears wouldn’t stop falling. “Nina! Nina, you’re awake?” Anthony rushed to my side and gently wiped away my tears. “Nina, I’m sorry… the doctor said… your eyes… you might not be able to see anymore.” He lowered his head, a bit guilty, then remembering I couldn’t see his expression at all, he softly took my hand. “Nina, don’t be afraid. I won’t abandon you. I’ll be your eyes from now on. Our wedding will just be postponed.”