Bring Peace To Hyrule Field Novels & Stories

Liora whispered, tears streaking her bloodied face. Caelum staggered back, his shadows faltering. “You’re not real,” he growled, but his voice trembled. “I am real, Caelum,” Iris said softly. “And I won’t let you destroy each other.” Iris raised her hands, silver light flowing from her palms. “You have one chance to stop this,” she said, her voice booming across the field. “Unite… or perish.” Liora’s golden aura flared defiantly. Caelum’s crimson eyes darkened.

Her dragon, Kai, let out a low rumble of agreement, his massive head nodding slightly as if in understanding of the profound truth in her words. As the sun broke through the clouds, casting golden rays that bathed the battlefield in a warm light, a moment of silence fell upon the crowd. It was a sacred pause, a collective breath held in honor of those lost, a reminder of the cost at which this peace had been bought. Then, as the first rainbow arced across the sky, a symbol of hope and renewal, the silence was broken by a soft, yet uplifting tune.

She wisely leans in low and absorbs some of my body heat, but I can still feel her shivering. I head to a small cove. There's a large log at the edge of the water. I breathe fire and it blazes. With another breath of fire, it rolls farther into the cove and continues burning. I land on the beach and I'm surprised when she doesn't immediately jump down. "Iiiim tttttooo cooold." "Allow your body to relax and don't fight this." I rear back and immediately lift my tail and buck as I lower my head. My bride flies up, I shift to human and catch her.

Lily raises the sword into the air, white lightning immediately connecting to it from every direction, turning the night into day. “Rise my people. It is time to bring peace to Araphyra.”. She says and Lucero raises up on her hind legs, just as a light and warmth radiates from the sword surrounding everyone in the courtyard and the forest. The combined power of the sword, Lucero, Hera and Lily infuses the crowd, strengthening all of us. When the light dies down, Lily once again slides off Lucero and walks directly to Dominic and Tialha. She lays the sword over Dominic’s shoulder and back and I watch as the light emanates from Lily's forehead, down her body, through the sword and into Domini

"But for the first time... it’s a good kind of quiet." "It’s the kind of quiet where you can hear the birds," Micah added, pointing to a hawk circling in the new blue sky. POV: Rhea Mooncrest "We have a lot of work to do, don't we?" Rhea stood up, leaning into Ash’s side as they looked out over their new kingdom. The humans were emerging from the woods below, their silver rifles lowered, their faces tilted toward the sun in disbelief. There would be trials ahead—the integration of the hybrids, the rebuilding of the villages, and the forging of a peace that didn't rely on fear.

Showing the vast mana it has manifested as it cancels out the holy sword's mana just by touch a powerful one she is, greater than anyone she knew and within the ‘world’ she exists into. She watches as a command from the Goddess she calls swirls the petals faster raising as the Goddess's arms do so. Waving a slash as it breaks into two, the hollow void cuts in between, turning the dark tone into the green field and scented flower into that vast blue sky in the familiar field of Sakura. “Just who are you.” Taking a precaution, yet somewhat to her heart is whispering not to.

I decided to shake the night off. It wasn’t too hard to forget about because I found it so amazing to watch Landon run with ease next to us and Andrew right behind him in wolf form. He seemed to be ready to pounce on him at any moment. Marie rode with me again and I again felt an overwhelming sense of calm with her presence. Honestly, it really did help me stop thinking about the pain the dream caused and the pain of my family. My head was still pounding with pain, and it was hard to keep focused anyway. Every time I looked up I felt dizzy and wanted to fall over, so I kept my head down, but occasionally looked at Landon or Andrew. Jack guided us out of the forest and into clear plains fille

Luna said, her voice steady, “This is it. The moon’s power is ours to wield. We can, together, set things aright.” "And we will," Alec said, keeping his gaze steady. "It's because we believe in you." Jax squeezed her hand, passionate in his voice. "You are the heart of this, Luma". Taking a deep breath, Luna gathered the moon's power and her heart was filled with love and determination. Light engulfed them, washing away the last remnants of darkness. As light faded, the land was no longer the same. The forest was oppressive and lively, the air full of the scent of blooming flowers. The nexus had changed into a place of peace and harmony.

Yet, the wolf didn’t force him to make promises, then go back and break them. “Exactly,” Kalen said, pulling me out of my thoughts and back to this moment. “So, this is why we’re here, to take a break from the war, James, and all of our problems. We can’t do anything about them right now, anyway. So let’s just enjoy this?” He gestured to the field we were in. Off in the distance, I saw a glimmer of water. Around us, the golden glow of the setting sun casting long shadows across the grass. The air was sweet with flowers. It was peaceful here. “You know, I almost forgot what it feels like to just sit still,” I admitted.