Clear Sky Crossword Clue Novels & Stories

​The morning air in the Grey Barrens had lost its caustic sting. The sulfur-mist was thinning, retreating into the deep fissures of the earth, leaving behind a sky of pale, watery violet. Rhea stood on the crystallized arch of the silver-geyser, her white hair catching the first true light of a world without filters.

The screen abruptly went black, leaving only Gianna's heart-wrenching cry of, "Jules!" My breath caught in my throat as I stood outside the door, a chill creeping up my spine. Jules did not call back. He took a drag of his cigar, slowly exhaling a smoke ring. His eyes were calm. "Skylar," he murmured, his voice as soft as a sigh.

It is not a small pond. When I reached the end of the bridge there's a rope which was used to tie a boat. Anyone can easily enter and leave the park without getting caught by the cameras. Carefully I searched my surroundings and at the end of the bridge's fence is something hanging and by the looks of it, it's a scarf? I took that scarf and examined it and the fragrance which is coming from that scarf. I know whom it belongs to. It is Scarlett's scarf and there are initials at the end of the scarf "SR", it could mean Scarlett Rose. I didn't waste anymore time and dashed out to the park to make sure that this scarf is scarlett's.

added Clarissa. *** When Lisa was passing by the palace's corridor, she was stunning. Humming her favorite song. The sky was blue , and the sun was smiling down to earth and the birds were singing. She didn't want anyone to ruin her beautiful mood until ,she bumped to someone. "Don't you see where you are going or are you blind?,"asked a young lady rudely. She was tall , skinny body ,rough face. Lisa moved back slowly to look her in the eyes.

Thunderous stygian flocculent clouds shadowed the vast expanse of the sky, locking in the gleam of nature's eternal daylight completely, blending the surrounding blue with pastels of grey and lavender. Cool breeze escalated resulting into a destructive storm lingering over the sky of svamgarh. Saanvi peeled her gaze from the window, stressed and a little worried if something unpleasant might happen or rather going out at this hour would be safe?

Like it had finally found its other half. Lira was gone. No mist. No girl. But her voice, in all our heads, laughing, free: "Finally. Two judges. Now the sky can sleep." Outside, the second grey beam in the distance... went dark. And from the yard, Vex shouted: "LILA! KAI! YOU NEED TO SEE THIS!" We ran to the door. The sky over Blackridge — the real sky — was clear for the first time in 20 years. No beams. No scars.

There were several dots of light on the side of the cliff, a little further away. Wasting no time, Louis flew his drone there. Once his drone arrived, he took a deep breath, then exhaled with laughter. There were several windows on the cliff wall. One of them had a drawing of the sun and clouds. "Found it," Louis muttered in relief. Meanwhile, Omega sighed in amazement. "Wow! Is that a summer sky? Summer and Sky? That's a very good clue. Little lady must have made it, but where did she get the crayons?" he muttered while observing what was on the screen.

Jax smiled and went back to eating his food. After dinner, while the rest cleaned up, he took her out on a stroll of the pack. The two of them walked side by side. The night breeze running through their hair. Constanza looked up at the night sky. The sky was beautiful. "The sky here is so clear and pretty unlike in the city." she told Jax. "The sky in the city isn't clear?" Jax asked. "Not at all, all the fumes and chemicals makes it unclear." "I am glad you like it, I must admit I was a bit afraid you would hate it here."

Sienna tilted her face up to look at the blue sky. Although the lofty big tree leaves covered most of her view, she managed to get a glimpse of the sky. The sky was clear and bright. A perfect day for hiking. Sienna had changed into a blue t-shirt and shorts. She ditched her heels for sneakers and completed the look with a round hat. "The weather is lovely today," Sienna remarked while staring up at the sky. Azriel followed her gaze. "Weather here changes in the blink of an eye," Azriel replied staring at the sky.

he replied, still wiping his face. "Above?" I looked up, seeking any trace of rain. But the sky was clear, and there was not even a single cloud in sight. "There was nothing above." "Please don't tell me it is a bird's poop," he complained. "No, I don't think so. It is clear water. Though I'm not sure how it gets up there," I murmured in confusion. I had no idea how water fell from up there since the sky was clear, and not a single grey cloud was spotted. "Anyway, I think you should go and wash your face."