Fallen Sky Lake Novels & Stories

Hail is still not awake and Jun and Sylv, together with Hierro, are watching over Hail. Hierro... Skye thought when he remembered Hierro’s blank expression that seemed to have been the default expression of his young and handsome face. Skye sighed and went down the horse when he reached the lake in the middle of the autumn forest. He saw this lake a couple of days ago while they were looking for Hail.

Otherwise, Sky Hawk would merely bestow the Inferno Organization more trouble. Since everything was settled, Lucas planned to head over to the Mountain Range of the Fallen Rocks in search of treasure. He was excited to use his Super Treasure Map. Just when Lucas was about to get ready, Kate called him. "Demon senior, where are you going?" "To the Mountain Range of the Fallen Rocks." Kate was dumbfounded. It was only a short distance from Sky Hawk Base City to the Mountain Range of the Fallen Rocks. The area was prohibited for all living beings. Hence, she was puzzled about Lucas' idea of heading over there.

She was barely able to keep herself conscious, giving in to her need to rest, she fell back to sleep once more. Sky found a small clearing that led to a beautiful lake, surrounded by the natural meadow. It looks like she had stumbled on the place by chance as it was clearly cut off from the rest of the forest. The unnatural growth of so many floras seemed to act like a barrier which everyone avoided; Sky had somehow found this beautiful place. The flowers and fields were like scenery painted by a professional painter. The canopy of trees surrounding the area was surreal; it allowed small rays of sunlight to filter through a few pocket holes in the shades, making it more scenic.

You can come with me. Is...is...she alright? Emily said as she cried. She's okay but... Adrian hesitated to tell her. But what? Emily screamed. Adrian sighed deeply. She's in a coma. *Thud* Emily was unconscious... In the forest Location: Arcacia Mia was on the grass looking at the fight above. It was so beautiful from where she was. All she could see was floating humans shooting out light from their hands. She was enjoying the view when someone woke her from her gaze.

Somehow, the simplicity of these beings, which grow and resist in this chaotic scenario, made them more beautiful than the flowers in the north. As they advance, Rhea notices that, from one of the mountains, a heavy amount of water drains. A waterfall, hidden between rocks and succulents, is bathing the dry land. And it's not long before the first buildings of the Lycan Kingdom appear in front of her, and the waters that fall from the waterfalls can also be seen piling up in a deep turquoise lake, sheltered by the great mountains. Ah… this is a real oasis.

“I abandoned her to deal with Richard and the pressure of the Lancaster name.” Sienna reached for his hand. “You didn’t abandon her. Richard made her feel trapped. But we’re going to get her out of this—starting now.” Damien glanced at her, gratitude flashing in his eyes. When they reached the estate, the sky was painted with streaks of orange and pink as the sun began to set. The lake stretched out before them, calm on the surface but hiding dangerous depths beneath. Sienna’s sharp eyes scanned the water until she spotted a faint splash near the wooden dock that floated in the middle of the lake.

Chiri asked, speaking for the first time as she glanced around at their surroundings. “Didn’t you listen to me at all yesterday?” Horus huffed indignantly. “I told you my assignment is near Sky Lark Lake.” Chiri grew silent again, becoming absorbed in thought. Created by a meteor millions of years ago Sky Lark Lake, had always been rumored to possess mystical properties. Hence, it was known as a hotbed of activity for mystical creatures and humans who wished to procure some of its powers for their own. Coincidentally, it had also been the location of Chiri’s first mission as an official member of the Day Gate. However, again as she tried to recall this past event, the details of her memories

Cain hissed, his fingers locking onto the edge of the device. ​Julian intercepted him mid-air, tackling his brother against the reinforced steel railing of the catwalk. The old metal groaned under their combined weight, tilting dangerously over the swirling vortex of the rising salt water. ​"Leo, don't look back!" Lyra screamed, grabbing her son’s arm as a wave of freezing, black water crashed over the lower tiers, swallowing the server banks entirely. The lake was rising at an impossible rate, fueled by the millions of tons of desert sand pressing down from above.

His wings still out, tensed, and ready, the rest of us holding our weapons. He moved so fast I didn’t even see him. Sliding past the others as fluid as water going around rocks in a stream he came for me, I felt his arm snag my waist and my feet left the Earth. I heard Devon’s shots fire and Kenneth soared into the air in pursuit. Cassi let out a scream and I heard the others calling my name as we ascended, until they were just specks. Kenneth closing in, aiming his crossbow at Shamshiel’s wings, his purple wings beating as he tried desperately to keep up, his face contorted in anguish as he realized he would not be able to help me. In the blink of an eye Shamshiel closed his wings around us

“I’m sure Leandros will rescue us before they harm us.” I inspected the place, especially the crack in the ceiling. “I’ve tried to widen it, but the rock is quite tough,” said Derrick as I checked. “Where is this place? I could hear water nearby.” “This is where the Castle Mountains merge with the Rockbound Lake Trail. There are two lakes nearby: the Tower Lake and the Rockbound Lake.” I frowned at Derrick, a thought immediately coming into my mind. “Let’s work on the crack together. If we can break it, we will escape this place onto the Rockbound Lake Trail. Then, we can mind-link with the others easily.”