Cloud X Aerith Novels & Stories

winkyelfofaer: Hmmm, okay I guess I deserve that response, so what do you know about aer Asher? The will of Aura: I know that Aer is a primordial being who fought against beings who invaded his realm and that he disappeared after telling them that he’d eradicate every last one of them. I also know that aer is a power, one that I apparently possess. winkyelfofaer: Wait, wait, wait. YOU possess aer? The will of Aura: Apparently so. winkyelfofaer: But that can’t be possible…you’re human…right? The will of Aura: I’d like to believe so.

, Clara blowed her hair with a dryer as she whispered. Sharlene stood up. “Lin Lin can you accompany me to the library??, architecture class starts in the afternoon, we can go together.” “I won’t come today, You go!! I got some works to do!!”, she pulled Fei Fei and winked at Clara and went off. “Clara how about- “ “Nopee baby!! I got too much work have a great day!!”, She gave a flying kiss to Sharlene and grabbed her bag, then she ran off.

"I optimized the grading curve! It was statistically unfair!" Kai is thirteen too, but he looks... ephemeral. His bio-luminescence is bright today, flashing blue with his agitation. He’s hovering—literally floating—three inches off the couch. "And Aria?" I ask, walking in and kicking off my heels. "In the cloud," Alex says from the kitchen, pouring wine. "She's been deep-diving for six hours. She says she found a new cluster of nebulas in the data stream." Aria is fourteen. She’s beautiful, terrifying, and mostly silent. She communicates in packet bursts of pure thought.

Azrick caught this and squinted his eyes about it, the cogs in his brain slowly turning. Auria whipped her tears away from her eyes as she said, “I know that. But I am done mourning. John would scold me if he saw me like this. I should do everything in my power to help you all and find the person who did this to him. Justice must be served. John deserves that justice.” her voice trailed off but she abruptly stood up, saying that she is going to get something inside her room that might be of help in the investigation. “Wait here.” she instructed them.

In the digital view, it was a Forge. "Welcome, Little Glitch," a voice echoed through the Spire’s comms. A figure materialized—an avatar of a woman whose skin was a scrolling ticker of "Old World" C++ code. "I am Aria. We’ve been watching your 'Season' since the first puck dropped in Oakhaven. We didn't think you'd actually make it to the Cloud." "Aria," Elara stepped forward, the silver core of Julian pulsing in her chest. "You mentioned physical bodies. Real skin. Real bone."

she said sarcastically. "Change your character again!" exclaimed Leon irritated. Eris really likes to fight. "I don't want to take orders from you!" exclaimed Claire. "Claire ... wake up!" "What happened?" asked Claire suddenly realizing. “I guess Athena's brain is filled with too much information and you can't help it. And now you are Eris, the goddess of strife. Better change your character now," said Leon. Claire quickly opened her digital screen and then pressed the character switch button. 'Sorry, the chance to change characters in this level is only twice per player. Characters are locked.'

"The signal is dropping. I have to go." I hung up before he could roar another command at me. In the executive suite of Ryder Global, Cole stared at his darkened phone. Noah entered with a stack of files. "I see Dr. Mercer has joined the frontline," Noah remarked. "Quite a brave move." "Have the relief crates reached the border yet?" Cole ignored the comment, his eyes glued to the live weather radar for Clamville. A massive red cell was hovering directly over the valley. "Not yet," Noah said. "The roads are a mess."

Agatha left out the part about Isabella's crazy stunt on Enzo. Arieon's phone began to ring. "Arieon! We've found the cure!", Madison's voice rang in her ears as she picked up. Arieon's eyes widened, "Seriously?". "Hell yeah! Meet us at A's Enterprise", Madison said. Arieon hung up and turned to face Agatha. "I need to get to A's Enterprise, we just found the cure and vaccine", she said as she stood up and got dressed in another outfit. She waved Agatha bye and made her way to Enzo's company.

I don’t want to lose my job. “Ugh, I felt the same way, Pau. Earlier, we hesitated to greet him. We did greet him, but he just walked past us like we didn’t exist,” Jessa chimed in. She’s also part of the IT team but focuses more on software. “Right? So Athena, when you see him, just avoid him right away because his aura alone will make you nervous,” Pau warned. I just nodded in response and excused myself to go to the pantry. I needed some coffee to shake off my drowsiness.

They drifted in a slow, rhythmic dance, their underside trailing long, glowing vines of bio-luminescent moss. ​“This is the ‘Aero-Node’,” Aris explained, her hair whipping wildly in the salt-heavy sea breeze. Her sensors were going haywire, unable to lock onto a single gravity constant. “It doesn't just hold the rocks up; it controls the atmospheric pressure, the weather, and the tides of the entire hemisphere. If we claim it, we don't just find a home—we control of the very movement of the world. We can literally blow the mercury ships out of the sky.”