Cahaya Merah Di Langit Novels & Stories

"What?" "When we first arrived here, the night sky was never that red. Today, it's like it's burning, and only in one spot. I don't know exactly where that spot is. But it's still strange, my lord," he said. He then pointed in the direction he was referring to. "Take a look." I followed Zack's pointing finger and saw the reddish light I had noticed earlier, but at first I thought it was Antares or Mars shining brightly. However, Zack wasn't sure it was Mars.

I had taken some blankets and pillows from the house and made a place where we could enjoy just being together. This place I had found was perfect. It gave just enough privacy that no one would be able to see us, but the trees opened to give us a perfect view of the sky. Sabastian, Hunter’s father had told me there was supposed to be an aurora borealis tonight and I hadn’t known what it was until he explained that it was when the sun interacted with the earth’s outer atmosphere, causing the sky to light up with different colors.

One evening, as they settled down in a vast open clearing, the night sky began to transform before their eyes. A mesmerizing display of colors danced across the heavens, illuminating the darkness with ribbons of emerald green, vibrant pink, and celestial blue. The pack gazed in wonder at the breathtaking spectacle—the Northern Lights. Emily's voice filled with awe, "Look, everyone! It's the dance of the Northern Lights! I've heard stories of this celestial beauty, but to witness it firsthand is beyond anything I could have imagined." Liam's eyes sparkled, "Indeed, Emily. This is a true wonder of nature, a display of cosmic magic that ignites our spirits and reminds us of the boundless beauty

Lawrence prophesied staring daggers at him. “Maybe that's my dialogue? By the way, as a final point, the sky is not constant. It keeps changing its color, blue in the morning, red in afternoon and almost black in the night. The wind blows which is its perpetual essence. No force can change it. That's why it is used to generate electricity. So don't mess with leccy, it can kill you.” Saul snickered. Unable to find words Lawrence walked away. ****

It was what they were looking at, with all their heads tilted upwards. “What the...?” exclaimed Lucas the moment he and the rest noticed it. Through the glass of the window, into the air and up to the clouds, the formerly whitish layout had then turned into a thick mass of a fiery red like the sun had been punctured and was exploding all over the sky. “But it was just about to rain,” said Henry. “It’s so red,” added Marcus. “Guys!” Carmen called, drawing everyone's attention from the airborne phenomenon. “Xander’s gone!”

Jeremiah: Alpha, have you ever seen a rainbow at night? Alexander burst out laughing and looked at our guests. Alexander: Ladies and gentlemen, if you don't mind, we'll go see the show before we sit down to eat. Evangeline: Actually, Jeremiah, the phenomenon you saw was the Northern Lights. Normally, this only happens in the northernmost provinces of our world, but the world is returning to its balance.

Red's POV "Ten!" "Nine!" "Eight!" "Seven!" "Six!" "Five!" "Four!" "Three!" "Two!" "One!" "MERRY CHRISTMAS!" The moment midnight struck, colorful fireworks exploded across the night sky. I looked up in awe as brilliant lights scattered above us, painting the darkness with bursts of red, gold, blue, and silver. What a beautiful sight. Holding a sparkler in my hand, I glanced around. My family. They are my world.

He didn’t speak. Not at first. But his eyes, still so damn possessive, still devouring me like he couldn’t get enough—stared down at me with something that should’ve made me slap him again. Instead, it made the panic thrum harder in my chest. Why wouldn’t he speak? Why did he look like he was about to pounce on me? Then suddenly— BOOM! A red light shot into the sky, burning through the dark canopy. I flinched and looked up in the evening sky. “What the hell was that?”

After confirming, they prepared to open fire, waiting only for the signal. A beautiful red light appeared in the sky above the bustling crowd, drawing gasps of admiration—it was stunning, like a star shining in the heavens! The next second, however, chaos erupted as gunfire rang out from the crowd...

Meteorites cascaded from the heavens, plummeting towards the earth. It was the stroke of midnight, the sky a somber gray, punctuated only by the occasional fiery streak illuminating the darkness. The spectacle was mesmerizing, the flickering lights dancing across the sky. However, the beauty was deceptive. As the radiant light touched the ground, it set everything ablaze. Soon, cries of despair echoed from a house that had been mysteriously set on fire, even though it hadn't been hit by a meteorite. The anguish of the inhabitants was palpable, enough to send shivers down your spine if you were to hear it.