Fallen Sky Lake Novels & Stories

I struggled to hold my skirt up while pulling Cloud's reins. We finally emerged from the forest and finally I saw the lake that Ace told me about. It was indeed beneath the cliff that stretches about half of the clear landscape in front of me. The water was very clear and reflected the blue hues of the sky and sun making it glitter like diamonds. I could even smell the freshness of the water that I didn't even know has a scent.

Some fishes that the fishermen caught are being sold in the market. "I think it is better to start trekking, it would be a long way to get in the county," Zale said and I agreed to it because it will be quite dangerous to trek when the night falls. We started to walk towards the valley where mighty mountains stood up high, meeting the heavens. As the path starts to elevate, I heard numerous roars of beasts roaming around the forest. I clutched on my sword and Zale did the same. When we officially entered the forest, beasts of its kind started attacking us.

It sounds weird when you find yourself attractive or cute. Mom and I used Sage’s car to drive through the lake. I thought we were going to the lakeside, where I usually read books before I found myself indifferent to every one. It’s farther than that. It could be a mile or so away. And it’s better in this place. No schools, no people, no distractions. Just a peaceful natural pattern.

They walked on the lake water and reached the center of the lake where the moon was reflected on the water. The white orb of the moon mirrored on the still water. They stood across from each other. Enara removed her necklace while Enos removed his bracelet and dropped them together on the white-filled circle of the moon water.

“You wouldn’t have heard of it. It’s strictly between heaven, hell and the fallen.” “What’s a fallen?” “It’s someone who used to be an angel in a past life. When they’re resurrected, they’re identified by a specific birth mark. You, my dear, are one of the fallen. You should have a birth mark that’s shaped like a star. It’s in different places for different individuals but your parents found yours on your hipbone.” What the hell. This is way too much information that I wasn’t expecting. I’m essentially in the middle of a holy war, if what she’s saying is the truth.

See, among us, Kieran was best at making the best first impression. “Skye Ross. Nina’s roommate,” Skye replied and gave a small smile to Kieran. “I’m sure you know me. I’m Dante Verlice, the Alpha of the Dark Moon pack.” “Shit.” Skye cursed. Her jaw dropped as she took my appearance carefully. “Verlice, as in the one who owned The Verlices?” “The one and only.” For a moment, a shock passed through her eyes, and then she inched closer to Nina. “I can’t believe you’ve been hiding about him all this time,” Skye whispered in a loud voice, making me chuckle.

I pick up my clothes in my mouth and start running after Skyler. I follow her scent at a fast pace. After a while, it stops and slightly changes directions and that's when I realise where she has gone. She has found the lake waterfall. It is our family's special place. It is off-limits to all other pack members. I continue on as fast as I can. I slow down as I reach the edge of the woods. I shift back and pull my clothes on. I then walk the rest of the way to the lake waterfall. I look around the lake's edge until I finally spot her.

Her voice trembled. When Estevan peaked out of his shield to look, he gasped, then he immediately went back to hide. “No. It’s the Flerin …” he looked at her, red-faced. “We’re here, Larice. But the falls’ blocking our way, you see … we need to find ways to—hey, what are you doing?” “Larice!” Estevan whispered loudly. Larice stepped forward, nearing the falls. She had to narrow her eyes, since she could see something brighter on the other side of the clear waterfall. A lake, she saw—the Lake of Fire … it must’ve been the Flerin, she thought.

Caleb, the wolf inside me, is snarling at the kid's trembling lower lip. "Nate? We go back?" Leo’s voice is a tiny, fragile thing. "One day," Zack promises. His voice is a thin wire about to snap. I pull them both closer, my hand steady on Zack’s shoulder. "Next week?" Leo asks. "No, buddy," I answer for him, leaning down to bump my nose against my son’s. "It’ll be a while. but Havenfall? It’s got forests you can’t see the end of. Mountains. A lake that looks like glass. I’m going to show you every hideout I had when I was your age."