Faraway Land Novels & Stories

No city, no mountain, nothing! I saw the grass dancing with the wind and shined by the moonlight. It was a bright night. I turned my face to the sky and the stars glowed like glitters. No clouds. I never saw this kind of night. It felt so warm and so nice. Is it paradise? Am I dead already? Of course, I'm dead, it's not earth. It felt different. "Autumn. My strong and beautiful wolf." A sweet voice cracked the quiet night and I looked around. I can't find anyone. I'm alone. Who is that?

[Luna Syesha] I closed my eyes as I breathed in the fresh air. After saying goodbye to everyone, I went back to the mountain where the portal tree was that will take me back to my world—my beloved Faraway Kingdom. For one last time, I turned to look at the entire place below, the colorful town of Sampa and the purple palace of Majika. Helping this place and Mirai reunite with her family made me happy. However, the thought of returning home made me nervous and scared. What if I will be invisible again? I don't want to experience being invisible again because I am tired of it. I closed my eyes and sighed before finally entering the portal. A familiar powerful force pulled me forward, and I let

Emilia's POV The journey west took five days. With each mile we crossed, the lush forests of Elara's homeland faded farther behind us. Green valleys gave way to rocky plains. The cool breeze vanished. Before long, nothing remained but endless golden sand stretching to every horizon. The Burning Desert. Legends claimed it had once been a thriving kingdom blessed by the Moon Goddess herself. But after the first war against the Void, celestial fire had fallen from the heavens, transforming the land into a sea of endless dunes.

Sacred Land. The whole area was a plot of magical land with countless rare and exotic plants. There were mountain ranges, hills, and grasslands. There was also an abundance of greenery along with a desolate desert. Baby Zetty had finally come to Boye’s hometown after such a long journey. It was exactly the same as the scene described in the book—the mountains were beautiful, the water was clear, and sunflowers filled up the entire field. Baby Zetty looked at the endless sunflower field and said to Gale emotionally, “Gale, I’ve finally arrived at my destination.”

Being a stranger in a strange land wasn't friendly at all, She felt nostalgia already. She got to the guest house and almost puked at the sight of the building that stood in front of her the rusted banner placed outside read "Musa Resting Place" it was really barbaric. The old building was illuminated by dirty yellow bulbs, can they do better? Ben was furious at the sight of the building, she didn't attempt to enter inside she wanted to walk down the street and find better options but she wasn't familiar with this place yet. Half bread was better than none in this situation, she hauled her bags into the reception and on the counter stood a man in his fifties. He Smiled when Ben approached hi

I opened my eyes and the captain had already left my side. "You really took your time, huh? You should be able to call out to your beast in seconds, rookie! I've seen the Captain do it before. Now move your lazy behind, we leave at once, Saito screamed at me. We rode to Ashkur on horseback and got there on the fourth day as the captain had earlier said we would. The journey was not as hard as before, I was already getting used to it. The desert is miles and miles of open, sandy lands and it is full of death. The dried and drying carcasses of beasts everywhere tell you a story of nature winning in these parts, it says to abide by the rules or end up dead. This did not stop some races from tak

Still my eyes close I manage to grab Farren’s chubby arms to pull her close to me. I used her arm to wipe some sands on my face. Her arms are quite chubbier and sturdier than the last time I hold it. It keeps on vibrating on my face as if Farren is giggling, but I can’t hear her snorting or scream in high pitch sounds. “Keep still, Farren,” I requested. “Uhm, auntie?” Farren called. I heard Caleb laugh at the background and Ciri giggling. “What?” I groaned, still rubbing her arms on my cheeks and face.

Realizing that I took a glance around looking for the sun, which is when I noticed there wasn't one. Meaning if I didn't turn off my boots soon they would just do it when the power runs out. For the first time since arriving, I looked down and understood the gravity of my situation, seeing I was thousands of miles from any solid ground or building. I don't fear heights since I became accustomed to appearing in a book’s sky; a fear of heights never made sense.

On the faraway land, beyond the reach of the Grandia Kingdom, there stood an enormous crystal palace barricaded with heavy, glittering silver fences and cinder bricks. It is located on the top of a mountain. With vast and lush greenery spreading out, a brisk, breezy wind flutters the dead and fallen leaves and petals withal. The crisp and the fresh smell of forest with honeyed-like scent of various types of flowers swirled in the air and warm sunlight that shone like a glittering halo.

"It's less noisy. See? She put her hand on the medallion, and an image appeared in the air above it. It was like seeing through the "eyes" of the land itself. It showed a far-off, northwestern part of our land with high, windy cliffs and small, tough trees. There was a lot of life there, and the land was healthy.