Faraway Land Novels & Stories

The halls were wide and echoing, lit by tall windows and sconces that flickered with cold blue fire. We exited through a stone archway and came to a long balcony that overlooked the entire packland. Terraces dipped into training fields. Further out: the village, modest homes, smoke curling from chimneys, children darting like shadows. Beyond that, a forest so dense it looked like spilled ink across the horizon. I didn’t realize someone else had joined us until Elena curtsied. “My lady,” said a deep voice behind me. “A pleasure.” I turned. The Beta.

The sky split in two—half gold, half shadow—and from the line between them emerged new land. It shimmered like crystal glass and breathing soil—a living continent born from sound. The Singers watched in awe. “The world made room for your voices,” Aria whispered. “It grows when we sing in harmony.” She knelt and pressed her palm to the new earth. The ground thrummed beneath her fingers, still warm, still forming. “Welcome to the Dawnlands,” she said. And as the wind picked up, carrying their laughter, the name was carried across oceans. ---

Kaidaira's POV “Finally!" I say, jumping out of the car without waiting for Sebastian to help me out. The drive to this place was quite a long one. Why did Sebastian have to build our house so far away from all the fun places?! “My love, you know you shouldn't be running off that way. You haven't fully recovered." He says, walking fast to catch up. If we were alone out here he would have been running like a teenage boy to catch me but seeing the number of people out here, he is being the Alpha that he is.

He climbed into the driver's seat and sped off. Alice looked at the ocean as they drove along the shore. The car came to a stop. Khan leaned his seat back and closed his eyes. Alice waited a second. It has been a long time since she came back to this place. She inhaled and climbed out of the car. The fresh sea wind whisked across her face blowing the daisies that were still in her hair with it. She took her shoes off and continue to walk barefoot. In front of her was a long cement pier. She walked until she reached the end of the pier. The pier was also known for its multiple suicide cases. People would jump into the sea and their bodies would sometime wash out on the beach. Alice closed her

“So what are you to, Arista, the adoptive mother?” “A master for a day, a mother for a lifetime.” Caroline said seriously, “Dennis, would you accept this girl?” Dennis laughed, gently responding, “If she accepts, of course, I’ll accept.” Through the chaotic space seeming boundless, finally, there was a bit of light ahead, and in a moment, dazzling light flooded in. A vast expanse of land appeared before them, and behind them was Levi with a pale face. Seeing such a scene, Levi was momentarily stunned. In this vast and boundless land, there were basically no creatures. Occasionally a few blades of grass could be seen scattered. Levi found a corresponding name for this shape in his distant mem

Even the rivers are dry, and crops are dead. The Land of Dawn is one whole continent, and the kingdom where all humans live is what we grew up before, The Kingdom of Peace. Unfortunately, due to the events, we were separated from our family. "We have to do something before everything is too late." I glance at him, looking at his side profile. He's right. There's no time to waste here. I nodded, then took a step forward to continue to our destination. None of us said a word while walking, but I could feel his intense stares behind me.

This place was miles away from their home and they had never been on a train this far and long, away to somewhere completely new to them. The region of Antares was the northern edge of La Shania Mirepa island nation and many of its parts were still lush with untouched nature. The only presence of civilization were tiny lights cascading in the distance like fireflies. Other than that, there were only outline of pine trees, crags and hills loomed in the darkness of Antares, creating a mysterious, wild yet enchanting landscape.

Chapter Thirty-nine[God's unconditional love] Rhoda notices a man riding a donkey in the distance. As he approaches, she tosses her coat into the ground. Suddenly, she hears strange sounds. A man is cutting down fig tree branches because he has found no fruits on it and he is very hungry. Then she heard voices again. This time it was a woman's voice saying, "God sent you to me tonight!" Those are the parting words from the woman in front of her as she gets ready for her flight to somewhere she doesn't recognize.

We finally worked our way around the wheatfield and reached the other side. A fallow green field on a gentle slope led to the top of a low hill, beyond which there was a huge open area of grass, completely flat and disappearing into the distance in all directions. The country was called Flatland, and I guessed this was why. And everywhere you looked there were rabbits. Hundreds of them.

"I wish that my body can be revived and that I can live again. I wish that I'll have money. And I lastly wish that I'll be taken far away from here." "CLOSE YOUR EYES AND OPEN IT WHEN I TELL YOU TO. YOU WILL FIND YOURSELF IN A FARAWAY LAND ALIVE AND WEALTHY." Maria does as she was told in all smiles and a great wind begins blowing roundabout her. "OPEN." "Goodbye, Giovanni. Goodbye Jalen. Goodbye King. Goodbye Queen. Goodbye Goddess Alexia. Goodbye, the Goddess of birds." "Goodbye" they all retort and she opens her eyes and fades away.